Can dogs have the rinds off cheese?

Prob depends if it's a wax or mould rind. Both prob ok but former will have to go straight through as won't be digested! Comte is mould so would think it's ok?

Thanks. Tried to search for an answer but couldn't find much.

It smells awful though! Tried her with a bit and she ate it.

Why does some nice cheese always smell so rank ?

Should be absolutely fine i always remember my grandad had camembert after his lunch every day (i have a French family) and he would always give the dog the left over skin as a treat. The dog loved it and lived to a ripe old age so i don't think it did her any harm.?

My dog loved the rind off Stilton...

Rocket dog loves cheese.

His favourite things in the whole world are Daddy, Cheese and Beef.

H can make him go loopy by promising him "cheesy beef"

I do know that my SILs dog (Rottie) has a dairy intolerance. FIL fed the dog a bit of cheese and he had to clean up the cosequences! Also swore me to secrecy about the dog so I wouldn't tell SIL as she had told him not to!

quote:Originally posted by HaloHoney

H can make him go loopy by promising him "cheesy beef"

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So wrong!

I'm so glad it's cheesy beef and not cheesy pork Halo, 'else I'd be calling the rspca. ?

Disobedient Dolly will answer to only a handful of words, of which "cheese" is one. They very rarely get it though because we do *try* to keep them as slim as we possibly can for the sake of their health/ our sanity (have you ever heard a fat pug snore? it sounds like a multistorey building coming down).?

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She did enjoy the bits I gave her which is good. It was really manky though [xx(]

If you whisper it to him like you're telling him a secret without the other parent, his eyes go wider, ears more upright, and his tail pauses. He tilts his head to one side too. ?

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