Daisy's Diet & Hot Spots

Well her diet is going really really well I believe. She has been on Canidae ALS Grain Free (1 cup) and green beans (1/2 cup) for about a month. That along with exercise and treats of skinned apples. Yes...skinned.. She won't eat it otherwise. Silly corgi girl! She hates carrots. Would rather just not have anything. Anyone have any other suggestions for treats? Cause I feel bad when she looks so hungry, just a corgi thing I know. Plus her two front feet are looking better. She had decent sized hot spots on both legs on her cannon. The right leg is gone, the left is still looking icky but not nearly as bad. We have been using Sulferdine on it which works great to keep her from licking it. She sneezes everytime we apply it which makes me giggle. Any advice is welcome.

~ Amanda

Will post fun little video in a bit. YouTube in maint. and I am having an epic fail at rotating this video.

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Comment by Amanda on April 1, 2009 at 6:33pm: Thank you for the tip about the hot spots. I may have to check with my vet about it. Great advice! Christiana, yeah she is a nutter of a dog. ^_^ But that is why we love em right!

Comment by Christiane on April 1, 2009 at 10:39am: Oh, I love the verbal instructions Daisy gives her daddy regarding peeling her apple, too funny! Hope she feels better soon. :)

Comment by Suse Scheimreif on April 1, 2009 at 8:48am: there is some stuff from the vet called Panalog that helps with hot spots. Bucky will not eat the carrot just chew it until it quicks being crunchy. Broccolli stems - he will eat about 1/2 but mostly it is like a chew toy for awhile.

Comment by Amanda on April 1, 2009 at 8:24am: Aww! Daisy is my diva and a total "Mommy's Girl". When Daddy is around she is content with both of us but she knows if I am in bed and Daddy leaves the room, she is welcome to it and does not have to move when he returns. Andy (husband) found out about peeling the apples. Daisy would push the apple chunk back at him and make a low woof as if to tell him to peel it first. That is my diva.

Comment by Rockstar on March 31, 2009 at 11:30pm: My puppy is my best friend if I peel carrots. He will do anything short of just crying to have one. I even got him carrot flavored training treats.