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💊 Supplements
🦠 Probiotic — Every Day
Give Rosie ⅛ teaspoon of probiotic powder mixed into her food, every day for the first week at home.
If her poos are runny or loose, double it to ¼ teaspoon. This helps her tummy get used to your home.
Good options: Pro-Kolin+, Houndstooth Puppy Probiotic, or ProN8ure powder — any of these are great.
If her poos are runny or loose, double it to ¼ teaspoon. This helps her tummy get used to your home.
Good options: Pro-Kolin+, Houndstooth Puppy Probiotic, or ProN8ure powder — any of these are great.
💡 Wait a week or two before starting any other supplements (like Vitamin C or omega oils). Let Rosie's tummy settle into your home first. Always use probiotics if Rosie needs antibiotics from the vet. Source: Byabby Goldens
🌟 Tasty Extras & Treats
These are great to mix in for variety, or give as training treats:
🥚 Scrambled eggs
Cooked or raw — great protein boost
🐟 Tinned sardines or mackerel
Excellent for her coat — swap for meat
🫐 Blueberries & strawberries
Safe fruit treats — tiny amounts
🍌 Banana & mango
Occasional fruit treat — no seeds
🥜 Peanut butter
No xylitol! Great for stuffing toys
🧀 Cheese squares
Top training treat — use tiny pieces
🚫 NEVER give: chocolate, grapes, raisins, onion, garlic, avocado, macadamia nuts, cooked bones, alcohol, or anything with xylitol. These are toxic to dogs. Source: Byabby Goldens