If you feed your dog dry food, you can moisten the kibbles with water to soften them before adding the granules. It’s a good idea to mix the granules with a small amount of food and offer it to your dog before feeding the rest of the meal. This is especially important if you leave your dog’s food out all day for him to nibble on. We don’t recommend changing your dog’s food to something richer (like canned food) for the purpose of administering the granules.

If your dog has diarrhea but is otherwise healthy and has a normal appetite, you can give him Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer. If your dog is vomiting, consult your veterinarian first. Wait until the problem has been resolved before administering Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer to your dog.

Since Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer kills adult worms in the intestinal tract, it is normal to see dead worms in you dog’s stools after treatment. However, if you see worms that resemble little grains of rice, your dog may be infected with Dipillydium caninum, a tapeworm that is transmitted by fleas and that is not killed by Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer. If that’s the case, we strongly recommend that you consult your veterinarian, who can help you eliminate this parasite.

If your dog's weight happens to be between the weights shown on the chart available on the package (see below), you can safely give the dose recommended for the next size up. For example, if your dog weighs 52 pounds, you can give one 2-gram and one 4-gram packet (for a total of two packets, or 6 grams) of Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer once a day, for three consecutive days.

Broad-spectrum Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer safely and effectively eliminates and controls the major types of intestinal worms that affect dogs. You can see for yourself how Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer compares to other canine deworming products available in stores.

Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer is conveniently available in stores. To find a dealer near you, please consult the "Retailers" page on this Website.

Since MIXABLES has been formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by AAFCO (the Association of American Feed Control Officials), Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for All Life Stages, you may feed it to dogs as a stand-alone food regardless of their age.

Because of the life cycle of whipworms, Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer must be used three days in a row to effectively destroy this parasite.

Safe-Guard has been shown to be very safe and can be used in all breeds. It can also be given to young puppies (6 weeks of age and up), as well as to pregnant females, older dogs and dogs taking other medication. That being said, as with any medication, there is the potential for adverse reactions. In U.S. clinical studies, 3 out of 240 dogs (about 1%) who were treated with Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer experienced some vomiting.

Simply pour the granules directly on your dog’s regular food. Then, just make sure that your dog eats all the medicated food.

We don’t recommend administering Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer in water. The best way to administer it is to pour the granules directly on your dog’s regular food.

Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer eliminates roundworms (Toxocara canis and Toxascaris leonina), hookworms (Ancylostoma caninum and Uncinaria stenocephala), whipworms (Trichuris vulpis) and one of the two types of tapeworms that affect dogs (Taenia pisiformis). Heartgard® and Interceptor® heartworm prevention products provide excellent protection against heartworm disease. However, these types of products are not necessarily effective against all types of canine intestinal worms.

Menu Foods only manufactures wet pet food in cans and foil pouches. Dry pet food is not part of the Menu Foods recall. If you are in possession of a variety or multi-pack, please be sure to check the individual can or pouch rather than relying solely on the date coding on the side of the carton. If you are in possession of a variety or multi-pack, please be sure to check the individual can or pouch rather than relying solely on the date coding on the side of the carton.

Your dog or cats wild counterparts live exclusively on raw foods. Their whole metabolism is geared to the consumption of raw foods. Domestic pets are no different. They too require raw foods for maximal health. Numerous BARF fed dogs and cats are showing that when fed raw foods they are generally healthier than those fed cooked and especially, processed foods.

Depending on how heavily infested your dog was, you might see dead worms in his feces – in some cases, on more than one occasion.

We do not recommend using Safe-Guard Canine Dewormer after its expiry date. There is no data to support the effectiveness of the product after that date.

Every individual dog should be observed for weight changes and feeding amounts adjusted accordingly. These are guidelines only. Puppies: (weaning - 12 months) and pregnant/lactating mothers should receive 5-7% of their body weight. We invite you to share your comments & provide information in order for us to better serve you by participating in our online survey.

Yes!! As of January 1, 1992, the Americans with Disabilities Act provides public access for service dogs as a reasonable accommodation for a person with a disability. North Carolina statutes grant service dogs in training the same access and full legal rights as a fully certified dog.

Just like people, dogs have differing nutritional requirements depending upon age, general health condition and activity level. You will find that some dogs do not need any adjustment to their dry food portions, while others may need to have their dry food portions reduced slightly, usually around 10% to 15%. For the first several weeks of use, simply monitor your dog’s weight and if an increase is experienced, reduce the dry food portion as necessary.

What can be healthy for people may not be good for your dog. Foods like chocolate and other snacks may actually be fatal! Use caution when feeding your dog from the table. Some dog owners give their dog table scraps like pasta, meat, eggs, fish, fruits, and vegetables. Some of these foods are fine in small quantities but others can be harmful even just one time. Many people also give their dogs leftover bones after a meal. This is fine, but should be monitored.

Dogs and cats each have special dietary needs and should be fed the appropriate pet food. Cats should not eat dog food because it does not provide all the essential nutrients a healthy cat needs. In short, dog food is designed to meet the nutritional needs of a dog and cat food is designed to meet the needs of a cat. The ingredients in pet food are listed in descending order by weight from largest to smallest.

We have recently become involved with a breeding program from Royal Canin. It is available across Canada and the USA. This is a very high quality food. Our puppies start off eating the puppy starter. After eating the smaller kibble for about 1-2 weeks, we switch the puppies to a larger puppy kibble.

There are fine dry foods on the market, but not at the "super" market. Supermarket brands have chemical preservatives that are not healthy for our animals. They also contain things we would not feed our animals if we knew they were in this food, such as road kill and euthanized animals to name two.

You may have heard from the newspaper, internet or television about a new disease called Canine Influenza.(click here for more questions and answers)

Cycle Custom Fitness is formulated to satisfy the different protein requirements at each life stage of your dog's life.

You will find switching to MIXABLES is beneficial for both you and your dog. MIXABLES pours easily from the foil pouch so there are no can openers or spoons to wash. Also, since MIXABLES comes in single-serving sizes, there are no unused portions to store in the refrigerator. MIXABLES has been specifically formulated to be used with dry dog food. It is a nutritionally complete and balanced dog food that is made with some of the finest ingredients available to the industry today.

There are many different types of dog food to choose from in generalstores, supermarkets, pet shops, animal food suppliers and also fromVeterinary Surgeons. It is really all a matter of personal preference.You can make up your own dog food at home by buying meat, fish filletsand brown bread rusk or wheat meal (dog biscuit). You will have to addsome vitamins and minerals (from food suppliers) to ensure that he haseverything that he needs to grow properly.