Several of the components of White Bites treats are white in color, including Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate), Calcium carbonate, and the white food coloring Titanium Dioxide. Other ingredients in the White Bites treats (such as Wheat Gluten and Sodium Caseinate) are light colored. All of these combined can lighten the color of your dog's stools. This is perfectly natural and safe, however, as all of the ingredients used in White Bites treats are considered safe for humans and animals.

NO. All ingredients in White Bites treats are common to either pet or human food ingredients, and they are rigorously evaluated for their quality and consistency upon receipt. There are no harmful ingredients in White Bites treats to cause a healthy dog to become ill. Illness can occur if you allow your dog to eat chunks of the White Bites treats, as White Bites treats must be adequately chewed. See similar questions...

Believe it or not, mucousy stools can appear any time, no matter how long one has been BARFing, and is generally no reason for concern. When first starting BARF, this may be a sign that the digestion track is ridding the junk out of it's system (normal part of detox). Mucousy stools can also be related to feeding dairy products. If you are feeding dairy, try cutting them out for a few days and see if this was the culprit. It can also mean an inflammation of the intestinal track. See similar questions...

The worms that you are seeing are more than likely tapeworms and pets get them from ingesting fleas or eating dead rodents. Tapeworms are parasitic flatworms that are in the class Cestoda. All tapeworms spend the adult phase of their lives as parasites in the gut of a vertebrate animal (called the primary host). Most tapeworms spend part of their life cycle in the tissues of one or more other animals (called intermediate hosts), which are usually fleas but can be other vertebrates. See similar questions...

Yes, this is completely normal for a BARFing dog. The reason your dog is pooping less is because most of the food he is now ingesting, is being digested and properly utilized by the body...thus, less waste. The RMBs account for it turning white. If you notice your dog straining while pooping, you can up the veggies a bit; however, straining a little bit can help express the anal glands, which would normally be done by your vet, at a price! See similar questions...

Havanese are part of the Bichon canine family, but are a distinct breed. Havanese come in all colors and combinations of colors. I've never heard of that breed. Are they recognized by the AKC? They were admitted to the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1995 and are at present in the miscellaneous class. They will eventually be admitted to the toy class. You can learn more about the Havanese on the AKC Internet site. See similar questions...

These are called tapeworms. A cat gets these from ingesting fleas that carry tapeworm larvae, or by eating small animals that are carrying larvae. Tapeworms can only be eliminated with prescription medication, There are no over the counter medications to effectively rid tapeworms. See similar questions...

Believe it or not, mucousy stools can appear any time, no matter how long one has been BARFing, and is generally no reason for concern. When first starting BARF, this may be a sign that the digestion track is ridding the junk out of it's system (normal part of detox). Mucousy stools can also be related to feeding dairy products. If you are feeding dairy, try cutting them out for a few days and see if this was the culprit. It can also mean an inflammation of the intestinal track. See similar questions...

My puppy is not quite 6 months old. She hasn't started losing her teeth yet but I expect it to begin any day now. My question is, in your opinion, when is a good time to get her spayed? She has not gone into "heat" yet, but I don't think I should be waiting for that... My dog will, from time to time, make a choking noise which kind of sounds like honking. If I let her go outside, it makes it better. It is almost as though something is caught in her throat. She is not ill or any thing. See similar questions...

All customer enquiries are important to us & we do try & return all phone calls & phone back when we say we will. There are 4 main reasons we might not have called back: We do sometimes forget to return phone calls, we receive a very large amount of enquiries at White Dog & while most are answered, a few do get 'lost in the pile of things to do'. See similar questions...

There is no chlorine used in our pool. An ozonator cleans and disinfects the water without the use of any chemicals. See similar questions...

The scentless solution has been found to be extremely safe. Its ozone-friendly propellant is the same inert product used in asthma pumps for humans. See similar questions...

Depending on what your dog has presently been eating, stool size ins generally much more compact and odorless than when a dog has been fed processed pet foods. This is because our BARF diet contains no extra or unnecessary fillers or grains. Fillers and grains are much harder to digest and thus are eliminated from the body without being utilized- thus causing a more voluminous stool. The stool color may vary somewhat depending on which protein source is being fed. See similar questions...

Bloody stool is caused by a problem somewhere in your digestive tract. There could be many causes of bloody stool. The first step is to determine where the bleeding is occurring. This is done by observing the color of the blood. Bright red bloody stools are often an indicator that the bleeding is near the anus. Darker blood suggests that the problem is farther up the digestive tract. See similar questions...

When speaking about digestive enzyme formulas, no. As active protein molecules, the enzymes do not accumulate in the body. They impart enzymatic activity that lasts anywhere from one to four hours and then they are eliminated from the body or the proteins are broken down and the amino acids are used for other purposes. As with any herbal or nutritional supplement, evaluation of amounts and over consumption should be determined on an individual basis. [back to top] See similar questions...

No, actually they are not. They are annoying, they itch, they eat blood like a mosquito, defecate on your scalp, and they are disgusting...but they are not harmful. See similar questions...

We have not tested it on animals. Head lice (for whatever reason) only live on humans. They can be carried or transmitted by animals but they cannot live on them for more than a few days. Since this is the case, we have not tried it on animals nor do we recommend it...you can try it at your own risk if you like. See similar questions...