You can use it as toppers or a snack. Some dogs don’t like sauerkraut so we tend to mix it in with their food. Tripe is like the power bomb of a dense protein and minerals. With tripe, I would jump a day or 2. My farmer where I buy the raw from, once in a while he’ll have one pound of frozen tripe.I keep getting *adds* about this and got me curious enough to come here, to my favorite place I trust, and ask if there's any good or bad thoughts on It. I go through using sauerkraut and or green tripe but would this be an alternative? anyway, thanks and howdy to all you bulldog lovers
We don't have a bulldog anymoreI keep getting *adds* about this and got me curious enough to come here, to my favorite place I trust, and ask if there's any good or bad thoughts on It. I go through using sauerkraut and or green tripe but would this be an alternative? anyway, thanks and howdy to all you bulldog lovers
, but we have a rescue pug. We downsized! She came with a poo-eating habit if we didn't literally race to pick it up, and was a bit itchy; then I read about Gussy's Gut Boost. Everything else I had tried (and wasted a ton of money on) didn't work, and I thought, what the hell, one more. BINGO! No more poo eating, and she doesn't scratch more than any normal dog. I sprinkle it on her food and add water, and she has never had a problem with it. I cannot give an opinion on replacing the sauerkraut or tripe, as I never fed those, but I have only good things to say about Gussy's Gut.
Hey !!! Let’s see pictures of your new baby!!We don't have a bulldog anymore
We don't have a bulldog anymore
Sorry, I don't know how to make it smaller! This is Poppy, AKA mountain goat.
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