Does Anyone Here Give Their Dog Yumove Tablets?

[ladybirder]

If so, do you do it before or after meals?  I can't find any destructions on the packet;=). Cheers.

[ferlew]

I used Dairylea triangles to hide pills intended for my pets, would that help?

[ladybirder]

N just remember he shouldn't have cheese either.  Chicken breasts boiled in water is about his lot.

Here's a list of what Pancreatic dogs can have as well as their Gastro-Intestinal Low Fat hard food.

Boiled, skinless chicken breast.

Whitefish.

Cooked potatoes or sweet potatoes (with skins removed to reduce fiber)

Low-fat cottage cheese.

Boiled, skinless turkey or low-fat ground beef.

Cooked broccoli and cauliflower.

Cooked winter squash.

Egg whites

The only things he'll eat out of that lot are chicken and ground beef.  Very occasionally give him a dog treat which he shouldn't really have.  If you've never seen a dog have an attack of Pancreatitis you would be horrified and in tears, it's awful, they are in absolute agony.  J threw himself around from room to room screaming and then sick 14 times on the tiled bathroom floor.  3pm in the morning off to the only vet open.

 

[ladybirder]

I don't think it would Ferlew and I wouldn't dare risk it.

[ferlew]

I cn see why LB, after reading your previous post :(

 

[Redhelen72]

Are you using the hard chalky tablet? Do you know they have softer sticky ones so more like a treat

[barry1010]

How come these supplements are clinically proven to work for dogs but nothing is clinically proven to work for people with joint problems?

[Rosetta]

is there anything on the list he particularly likes LB. At one time we made low fat chicken/ turkey mince burgers roasted in the oven (cooked on grease proof paper without any cooking fat) to tempt our fussy big b---. would anything along those lines help?

[Vagus]

I tried spreading marmite on them, he just sucked the marmite off and spat the tablet out, same with cheese.

[ladybirder]

No RH I didn't know you can get softer sticky ones.  I'll have a look, thanks.

Rosetta sounds like giving your recipe is worth a try as well.  Thank you.

Vagus I just found this article on marmite.https://www.wewantdogs.co.uk/can-dogs-eat-marmite/

 

[Vagus]

That's interesting LB. Fortunately the only time he had marmite was a small smear of it on the tablets,which didn't work.

He gets little or no human food, he's a puker and so many things make him sick we've learned from experience not to give him anything (apart from a tiny bit of cheese if it 'falls' on the floor, the same with a tiny bit of the end of a sausage).

I hope you manage to get the pills into your dog successfully.