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<p class=MsoNormal>I usually give my 3 a small rawhide bone on Fridays when I
go grocery shopping so that I can bring in the bags and put things away without
any “help”. Lately I have noticed more tartar on the teeth of
all 3. Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions on a better method of
removing the tartar other than rawhide (which I’m not crazy about anyway
because I always worry about blockages). I did get Dentistix by Pedigree
but there’s only 7 to a package and at $5.00/package x3 dogs x every day
that equals $$. I’ve heard bad things about greenies so have never
given those. Will the large size milk bones do the job? How about
the raw bones you can get at the supermarket? I also have to worry about
Reba’s “waist size” since she is a little portly so I can’t
give a lot of milk bones to her.. she usually gets carrots when the other 2 get
their “last call snack”. Any suggestions?<o:p></o:p></p>
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<p class=MsoNormal>Tina <o:p></o:p></p>
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