-- What kind of dog food and dog treats do you like?

[chinaski]

Sam dog likes this food called Stella and Chewys, it's freeze dried raw food and a bit pricey, but he's a very picky eater. We also mix in Cesars wet food. If he is being really stubborn, I'll cut up a piece of lunch meat or fry and egg and mix it in. That usually entices him enough to chow down.

For treats, there is some high end dog treat he likes that my wife buys that he likes, can't remember the name of them. He also enjoys "Paw Tree" treats, which is a multi-level marketing dog food business that my wife is loosely involved with. My wife owns and operates a boutique petsitting company here in Los Angeles, so she offers that line of food and treats to her clients.

[chinaski]

My dog Sam likes this food called Stella & Chewys - It's freeze dried raw food, he loves it. He also likes Cesars pate, but he doesn't like the non pate variety as much. He's a picky eater, which is odd for a dog.

As far as treats, he likes just about anything that smells like meat...but he won't eat standard dog biscuits like Milkbone.

[KCFalcon59]

My dogs love Blue Buffalo Freedom Grain Free dog food. They also go apeshit for ALPO T-Bonz dog treats.

[Donger]

I don't give my dog treats. Being owned by me is treat enough.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by Donger

I don't give my dog treats. Being owned by me is treat enough.

I gave mine treats for training how to walk properly without pulling and also to learn tricks. They are great motivators. Now, I just give them to them once in a while for the hell of it.

[Bwana]

Originally Posted by Donger

I don't give my dog treats. Being owned by me is treat enough.

Dongster, you should give the poor beast treats just for having to hang around your dirty old legs.

[smithandrew051]

Both of our labs are on Fromm. It’s a little pricey, but they’re really healthy.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Peanut butter/billay

[Lzen]

What does everyone do for flea meds?

[Scooter LaCanforno]

Originally Posted by Lzen

What does everyone do for flea meds?

Trifexis. The vets that sell this stuff want you to give it to the dog every month. I give it to them every 3 months. Works just the same. Been doing it for years and still no fleas.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Lzen

What does everyone do for flea meds?

I'll look my stuff up when I get home. The vet put us on chewable flea/tick medication that's 1000x easier than that old school topical shit we used to use (interceptor).

I'm pretty sure it's Simparica; we're very pleased with it.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I'll look my stuff up when I get home. The vet put us on chewable flea/tick medication that's 1000x easier than that old school topical shit we used to use (interceptor).

I'm pretty sure it's Simparica; we're very pleased with it.

i think thats what mine are on too. works great

[Naptown Chief]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I'll look my stuff up when I get home. The vet put us on chewable flea/tick medication that's 1000x easier than that old school topical shit we used to use (interceptor).

I'm pretty sure it's Simparica; we're very pleased with it.

I also switched to the chewable flea/tick. I love it. No more topical meds on the furniture and don't have to worry about my nieces touching that shit. The stuff my vet gave us is called NexGard. Still use Heartgard for heartworm prevention

[Bump]

Kirkland brand lamb & rice dry food is good for my dog. I've had her on other brands and her hair would start falling out in patches and she didn't look as healthy. Occasionally I'll give her some canned food for a treat and she loves that.

For treats, kirkland biscuits or just milkbones. The occasional tortilla chip, carrot, apple slice without the skin. Any time I cook a bunch of boneless chicken breasts I cook one separately without any oil or spices and give some to her.