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Picking the right box for the dog you have
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These guides help you match a monthly treat box to the animal at your feet. You pick a dog or cat box, one box per pet, and tell us the proteins to leave out. From there the questions change with the dog: piece size for a small dog, pacing for a senior, what to do when a treat misses with a picky eater, and how several pets in one home share the same lineup. Start with the box for multiple dogs or read how Modified Monthly works.
All Choosing a box posts
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A home with a dog and a cat: how the boxes work
How a home with a dog and a cat orders: one box per pet, Dog or Cat for each, a skip list for each, and what the Hybrid Division name means.
A treat of the month club or a bag at a time?
What a treat of the month club for dogs is, how it differs from choosing bags yourself, and when each approach makes more sense.
Before you start a puppy on a monthly treat box
A puppy gets the same dog box as an older dog, so the decisions are yours: what to ask the vet, how small to break treats, and how to bring in new ones.
How a monthly treat box fits your older dog's day
How the dog box fits an older dog: smaller pieces broken by hand, an unhurried routine, a skip list that changes with your dog, and your vet on diet.
How to fit a monthly treat box to a small dog
There is one dog box for every size of dog. How to break treats down for a small dog, pace them, and what changes when the dog is big.
Treat boxes for a house with more than one dog
Two dogs means two boxes, and pets in one home get the same lineup. How to split treats between a big dog and a small one, and how a dog and cat home works.
What to do when your picky dog turns down a treat
How a monthly treat box can work for a choosy dog, how to offer a new treat again, and what to do with the ones that still miss.