pug rescue victoria

I give my dogs a big marrow bone which they absolutely love. I also give them Hills T/D(can buy this from the vets - quite expensive) and these buscuits work like a toothbrush. My oldest dog is 9yrs old and she has sparkling teeth like a young girl!

Early desexing is DEFINETLY necessary at shelters because if the animals wern't desexed at adoption, they would be contributing to the large number of unwanted strays. The policy years ago at all shelters was when a puppy was adopted out, it would have to be returned at 6months of age for desexing. Well, guess what? Alot of dogs never came back, but instead, their puppies did!! I have had alot of experience with early desexing and in my opinion, I am all for it. Puppies and kittens have a quick recovery and can even go home the same day of surgery. My poodle x was desexed at 12weeks of age, she is now 9yrs and she has had no problems from early desexing. It seems harsh for a kitten or pup to go into surgery at such a young age, but their recovery is just amazing. I agree 100% with Cordelia - if they cant find the right bits, they musn't have much experience in desexings.