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- LOCALLY-CAUGHT FISH-SKIN COD DOG STICKS: Give your canine companion a healthy alternative with these Polka Dog Bakery Crunch Cod Skin Dog Sticks that are locally caught in Alaska, hand-rolled and dehydrated in the USA
- HEALTHY DOG TREATS WITH LIMITED INGREDIENTS: Fuel your puppy or senior dog with pet treats that are packed full of Omega-3 fatty acids. Each crunchy cod skin dog stick is suitable for specific protein allergies and infused with protein, vitamins and fiber your pup needs.
- SAVORY, CRUNCHY PUPPY TREATS: Allow your furry friend to indulge in a taste he loves while you can feel good about feeding him dog treats and cod skin sticks that are crafted with just one ingredient.
- PET FOOD YOU CAN SHARE WITH DOGS AND CATS: Even your feline friends love the crunchy texture and savory taste of these locally-caught, single ingredient fish-skin cod sticks. Share with your family of felines and dogs.
- DOG SNACKS MADE IN THE U.S.A.: At Polkadog Bakery, we believe in only using the most fresh and locally-sourced ingredients to bake and prepare healthy, all-natural dog treats and pet snacks by hand. All of our scrumptious, crunchy and savory food for pets are made in the U.S.A.
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| Height | 3 Inches |
| Length | 14.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 12 |
| Size | 4.7 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.29 Pounds |
| Width | 3 Inches |
I just got both of my cats to stop chewing up the house! I was waking up every day to 3-6 piles of cat barf with plastic/ribbon/unidentifiable object in them, and I got fed up. Their thing was (mostly) plastic, not cords, so I can't guarantee this'll work for you, but it's worth a shot.
I completely switched over to feeding them in one of these kibble balls. They get all their kibble in the ball now; I put in 1/4 cup twice a day (for two cats). I also feed them wet food once a day.
The other thing I did seemed really obvious after I'd thought of it - I bought chew toys. My cats love them. Their favorites are turkey tendon and cod skin, but beef esophagus is also popular. The only tricky part is securing the treats so they can chew on them - I wedge the cod skin in the corner of one of their scratching boxes and staple the beef esophagus to the side. The turkey tendon is light and flexible enough that they can hold it down with one paw while they chew!
I seriously can't believe how much of a difference this made. My house went from a cat puke minefield to a livable space. My stuff isn't getting chewed to pieces any more. My fat cat is actually exercising instead of begging me for food all day! I really hope it works for you too.
>He has gotten the cold shoulder for a week now
One more thing - negative reinforcement doesn't work with cats, and he definitely won't remember bad behavior from a week ago. Side note, this website mentions bitter apple spray, which you may want to try applying to your cords!
Fruit is a good idea if your dog isn't sugar-sensitive. Apple chunks, banana slices (fresh or dehydrated), mandarin orange slices, blueberries, and melons are all good choices.
If you want something store-bought, I've never met a dog that didn't go bonkers for dried fish skins. They're crunchy, low-cal, and you can break them up into whatever size treat you need. I've no idea why they're so pricey on Amazon; I get this exact brand at my local doggy bakery for $8 per container.