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My Staffordshire Bull Terrier Suffers From Indergestion Problems. He Seems To Be Unable To Eat Bones Without Becoming Constipated. Is This Usual?
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Don't give it little bones or bones that are easily broken. To see if bone is broken easily try and smash it against a hard wall.
If he/she continues to have constipation stop giving them bones give them doggy treats, they're normaly found at you local pet store.
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