🎃 Nummy Tum Tum Pure Pumpkin For Pets - 15-Ounce Cans (Pack of 12): Nutritious & Delicious Pet Food Supplement Review

I've been buying this for my goldendoodle since she was a puppy and I still give it to her every day and she absolutely loves it. Only downside is that I've noticed that over time it's getting a bit thin and not as thick anymore, which might compel me to switch to organic squash from the supermarket as it's a lot thicker.

Chloe, our Goldendoodle, thinks this pumpkin is magical. She especially likes to sprinkle some cinnamon on top and maybe some whipped cream if she's feeling extra cheeky. She prefers it in combination with a quality lunch such as venison or duck. But she also eats her own poop, so it doesn't matter, she eats everything.

I love having a pumpkin handy when one of my dogs gets diarrhea. I stumbled across this and decided to give it a try. In the meantime I have given my dog the store tag until he arrives. He started getting better UNTIL I gave him this. First off, it's watery. This gave him full blown diarrhea. I ONLY have a tablespoon (it's almost 2 and 100 pounds). I switched it back to private label and the issue was resolved.

Well, I used to use Libby's and Target brand purees on my dogs and they actually prefer targets over all others. I saw this in the pet department so I gave it a try and ordered a box of 12. So far the first can I opened looked like runny mush. It is very very thin and one of my dogs refused to eat it. Sure it can be picky, but honestly I wouldn't want to eat it for what it looks either. Maybe it was a bad glass or something. Everyone else seems very happy with it. But if all the banks are like…

I have 2 mixed poodles and they have been having loose stools lately so I have tried giving them probiotics. It didn't help. So I tried giving them 1 tbsp with every meal and now they are SUPER regular bowel movements and their poop is hardened. I don't even have to take them for a walk to poop! You just go to the yard. Trust me, these two rarely pooped in the backyard until I started giving them pumpkin. I have a plastic dog can lid that I like to use to keep it fresh (at least I like to think

I have used this product (mixed with canned Party Animal as a topping for Acana food) many times with great success when my dogs needed extra fiber but always bought at the pet store. One of my dogs had diarrhea and then the vet prescribed medication and a bland diet of white rice and boiled chicken quickly caused constipation. After 3 days of inactivity I realized I had to buy a pumpkin again. Since my work schedule this week was such that I couldn't get to the pet store before the weekend and