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Are you buying your pet Easter Eggs

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  2. Yes

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  1. 6JRT's

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    #1 Mar 23, 2014
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    Pets Easter Eggs

    Have you or are you going to buy your dog a Easter egg, I have brought 6 dogs & 3 cats ones today, but only because K9 took one of the shelve in Pets At Home & walked to the counter with it in his mouth, then came back to me for his purse & my V.I.P card.

    K9 with his Easter Egg
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    Skye with her Easter Egg
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    K9's Easter Egg after he had eaten some of it
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    #2 Mar 23, 2014
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    Did you try one?...they look tasty :038:
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    #3 Mar 23, 2014
    yes I have tasted them & they are lovely as I am a Diabetic they not too sweet, plus they lot better then the diabetic ones :D
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    #4 Mar 23, 2014
    Probably not. But have bought them in the past for my two. You can also get the chocolate bars for dogs too but my Missy is fussy with doggy chocolate.
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    #5 Mar 23, 2014
    No I don't buy them xmas pressies either
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    #6 Mar 23, 2014
    Me neither , it is bad enough having to buy them for the grandchildren :D
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    #7 Mar 23, 2014
    Wow lucky dogs :lol:

    I personally, probably wouldn't - as I expect they'd have a bunch of chemicals and other undesirables in them. For me, a treat for the dog would be something super tasty but healthy - like a whole cooked chicken :D
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    #8 Mar 23, 2014
    A whole "cooked" chicken Azz? A whole raw one, yes, then the bones can be scoffed as well! :p
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    #9 Mar 23, 2014
    Rocky's favourite food was a whole cooked chicken - so as a treat, yeah definitely cooked :D
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    #10 Mar 23, 2014
    Im with you azz a whole cooked chicken. Phoebe loves them. If im on an event with a real spit roast i used to get her the head but no more as that wa defo for eating outside
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    #11 Mar 23, 2014
    As long as they didn't eat the cooked bones ;)
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    #12 Mar 23, 2014
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    Yep - definitely no bones Lou :lol:

    It must be a bull breeds thing Katy :D

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