[Dakota713]

Is it true what they say about peanut butter and an egg? what exactly does it do and is it worth doing if it is true??

 

[maryserratos]

What exactly are you planning to do with these eggs and peanut butter?

 

[Bustersmommy]

What exactly are you planning to do with these eggs and peanut butter?

LMAO, That's what I was thinking :lol:

 

[antisocialspeed]

my interest is peaked...please do tell!!

 

[peeblerelf]

i wanna know too...

 

[Chris]

It is true, and it does do what it does, and it is only worth it if you really think it's necessary.. otherwise. it is so.. not.. worth it..


jus playin,
the only thing I know that peanut butter and eggs have in common is their ability to remove gum from hair...

 

[angie7349]

Are you talking about the protein in each? They both have a high protein content maybe helping to shine up a coat? What do they do?

 

[halo]

Ok now that we are all in suspense , Please tell us Peanut butter and egg What?

 

[Vahur]

Dont know about eggs, but peanutbutter can be toxik to dogs:
http://www.aspca.org/site/DocServer/Top_10_Poison_Prevention_Tips.pdf?docID=1682

 

[BanterBull]

Dont know about eggs, but peanutbutter can be toxik to dogs:
http://www.aspca.org/site/DocServer/Top_10_Poison_Prevention_Tips.pdf?docID=1682

I never knew that. I always use peanut butter to give the dogs their heartworm medicine...

 

[Kate]

Kates really allergic to peanut butter

 

[gazar]

Thanks Dakota for giving us the opportunity to discuss the ups
and downs of peanut butter. I tried giving Clara peanut butter as a
treat when I first got her and she became violently sick. I later read
that alot of bulldogs cannot eat peanut butter. Who was to know?
My other three dogs eat it just fine.

Shawn - I give pills to my dogs in a spoon of yogurt. Down they slide.

edited to include eggs:

Looked it up and it is alright to give your dog eggs cooked or raw a couple
of times a week. Good for their coat, skin and nutrition.
They're ya go - the scoop on peanut butter and eggs. :lol:

 

[BanterBull]

Thanks Dakota for giving us the opportunity to discuss the ups
and downs of peanut butter. I tried giving Clara peanut butter as a
treat when I first got her and she became violently sick. I later read
that alot of bulldogs cannot eat peanut butter. Who was to know?
My other three dogs eat it just fine.

Shawn - I give pills to my dogs in a spoon of yogurt. Down they slide.

edited to include eggs:

Looked it up and it is alright to give your dog eggs cooked or raw a couple
of times a week. Good for their coat, skin and nutrition.
They're ya go - the scoop on peanut butter and eggs. :lol:

Has anybody told you lately that YOU ROCK! gazar for moderator!!!

 

[Redbull]

I didn't know peanut butter was bad either

I normally use a tiny bit with their big ester C pills to help them scarf those bad boys down. Yogurt seems like the better choice then.

 

[chillis]

I didn't know that about peanut butter either.
I thought the egg was for there food to give them an nice coat and for protien
The peanut butter is to put under there big lips when there sleeping.

So they have a surprise when they get up!

 

[deuce's mommy]

Sounds more like torture to me.

 

[gazar]

Has anybody told you lately that YOU ROCK! gazar for moderator!!!

Shawn, you are too funny :wink: :lol:

The peanut butter is to put under there big lips when there sleeping.
So they have a surprise when they get up!

Chillis - This made me laugh, it sounds a little bit like the "Tooth Fairy" syndrome to me. :lol: :lol:

 

[halo]

What am I missing here i just read the article at the MSPCA and I couldn't find anything about peanut butter in it????

 

[-removed-]

I did the 'ol pill in yougurt thing with Mason for about a day until he figured out that there was a pill in there, now he licks the yougrt and spits pill out.. switched to hot dogs worked great for a few days then he would eat around pill.. trying cheese right now..lol

DARN DOG IS SMARTER THEN ME!!

 

[augrad]

I'm giving Kaia satin balls to put weight on her, so I put her pill in there. Works like a charm! I've never had any trouble with Sophie and peanut butter - she loves it. When I was worming the munchkin, I sprinkled the powder in yogurt and she lapped it right up.