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Date Posted: 08:03:07 07/27/11 Wed
Author: chris k
Subject: also - whenever you serve yourself a drink during the day- drop a few icecubes in the water - or give the dog an ice cube to chew -
In reply to: JAG Junkie (Ronda) 's message, "You ought to consider a pet fountain if you don't already have one. It gives them a source of cool, fresh water that they will be more likely to drink than a bowl of room temperature, still water. Anything that encourages them to drink more is a good thing when there are kidney issues." on 17:10:13 07/26/11 Tue


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