Puppy has eaten a whole pigs ear!

Puppy has eaten a whole pigs ear!

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PistonBroker

2,419 posts

226 months

Friday 10th March 2017
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oddman said:
Normal for spaniels. By that age mine had eaten sticks, stones and any other st I'd managed to drop

Greed only exceeded by labradors and beagles.
I hear ya. Mine's half Cocker, half Lab. He'll do anything for food!

garythesign

2,091 posts

88 months

Sunday 12th March 2017
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Our cocker is totally food motivated.

Dare not leave my thumb on the inside of the bowl as he will have that too.

Most of the time he has dry food in a Kong Wobble http://pet-positive.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/... to slow him down

Spaniels are great fun though

Mexican cuties

691 posts

122 months

Wednesday 15th March 2017
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also try frozen carrot sticks, cut to suit the puppies mouth size, cheap, not fattening and will sooth the gums. feed in moderation of course, our vet swears by it and has worked well with various friends puppies, saves the hands and feet too.

King Herald

23,501 posts

216 months

Wednesday 15th March 2017
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One of my sisters Labradors polished off best part of a 5kg bag of dog biscuits when she left it outside the back door by mistake one evening. The greedy little bugger was absolutely bloated and comatose, so she took him to the vet. Vet gave him something to make him puke, but he steadfastly refused to.

Couple of days later, he was back to normal, no adverse reactions to Pedigree biccy overload.

chilluk7

113 posts

104 months

Thursday 16th March 2017
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When our EBT was a pup and teething as already mentioned cold carrots were quite good. Also we got him nylabones I think they are called. When very small we got one with a bit of "give" to it and now he has the rock hard versions. If ever he wanted a knaw we just popped that in his mouth and he soon learnt that's what he is allowed to chomp on. Still takes himself off to his bed with one now or comes and drops it at my feet to get me to hold it up for him between my feet if he's feeling lazy! Basically though when chewing or teething just substitute whatever it is he shouldn't be chomping with something acceptable. If my dunce EBT can grasp what it right or wrong your spaniel can do it!!!

King Herald

23,501 posts

216 months

Thursday 16th March 2017
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Those chewy teeth cleaning bars that are supposed to be good for their gums etc, well, my mongrels didn't get the brief on that and they simply bite them in half and swallow them.

garythesign

2,091 posts

88 months

Thursday 16th March 2017
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OP. It has been almost two weeks since your original post.

Time for some photos, please

TeaNoSugar

Original Poster:

1,239 posts

165 months

Monday 20th March 2017
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Sorry for the lack of photos!

This is Ziggy (13 weeks old and growing by the day!!)


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The pigs ear seems to have had no bad effects. I've also discovered he loves the deer antler piece I bought him and he's been working on it for a week now - good value.

xjay1337

15,966 posts

118 months

Monday 20th March 2017
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AWWWWWW, DOGGO!

Sqweeeeeee I love dogs hehehehehehehe