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What are bad for dogs ?
It'’s important to be aware that some foods can be very dangerous to dogs. According to ASPCA, pet owners should take caution to make sure dog never gets access to Avocado, Bread dough, Chocolate, Alcoholic drinks, Grapes and Raisins, Macadamia Nuts, Onions and Garlic, and the last but not least Xylitol - Beware that there are abundant of sugar-free baked products that contain xylitol in the market. In humans, xylitol does not affect blood sugar levels, but in dogs, ingestion of xylitol can lead to a rapid and severe drop in blood sugar levels.
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Why Goat Milk not Cow Milk ?
Lactose intolerance is a fairly common digestive disorder in dogs that involves an adverse reaction to cow milk and dairy products. Affected dogs don’t have enough key enzyme, called lactase, which is necessary for them to be able to digest lactose, one of the main sugars in milk. Goat milk not only contain less lactose which rarely causes lactose intolerance, but also less allergenic and is easier to digest.
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What are the ingredients used ?
We select only the best quality, wholesome ingredients to ensure dogs have balanced diets and happy. All Bake a Bone Bakery treats are 100% natural ingredients, nutritious with essential nutrients and antioxidants.
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Where can I buy the Bake n Bone bakery ?
Our fresh bakery can be easily found in premium pet shops located across the heart of Bangkok. You can also order our bakery online. For more information please contact line id : bakenbone
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How can I place an order online ? How to make payment ? When will I recieve my order ?
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Our freshly baked bakery will be shipped to your door step in 3-5 days after making a payment.
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Why dogs get diarrea when they change food ?
Diarrhea is a very common problem in dogs and usually manifests as loose or liquid feces. Common causes of diarrhea include dietary indiscretion such as getting into the garbage pail or eating people food that the dog is not accustomed to and abrupt dietary changes. You can help prevent bouts of diarrhea by preventing access to garbage and not allowing people food. If you change your dog’s diet, do it gradually by mixing in a little of the new food with the old food, gradually increasing how much of the new food you feed each day while simultaneously decreasing the amount of the old food. Ideally, diet changes should take place over the course of a week. Keep your dog’s vaccinations and de-worming schedule up to date.