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The Slow Poison In Their Bowl
What pet owners say
He always had terrible gas and looked a bit chunky, but I just thought that's how he was built.
His stomach issues cleared up completely within a few weeks.
Tom H. & Samson 🐶My cat was throwing up dry food a few times a week, and I thought it was just normal hairballs.
The vomiting stopped almost immediately and she's so much more playful now.
Amanda B. & Lily 🐱I always assumed commercial kibble was all my dog needed.
But his coat was super dull and he seemed so lazy.
Now his coat shines like crazy and he's got a ton of energy again.
Brian W. & Max 🐶Photos are for illustration only.
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