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Originally posted by SapperSteel:
If you have a dog I did you a favor by sharing this information. If you choose not to believe it that's your business.

This is not a question of belief, nor do I question your motives, but there simply is no evidence to substantiate your allegation that Dentastyx can cause seizures in dogs. What you provide does not even rise to the level of correlation, it is an anecdote. As a result I'm not of the opinion you are doing anyone a favor, and may, in fact, be doing just the opposite.

This is the very first time the product was tried? An allergic reaction of some sort is very possible, just like some people have allergies to nuts, shellfish, gluten and so on. That doesn't mean that nobody can or should eat those things.

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Originally posted by egregore:
This is the very first time the product was tried? An allergic reaction of some sort is very possible, just like some people have allergies to nuts, shellfish, gluten and so on. That doesn't mean that nobody can or should eat those things.

Yes, Sunday morning was "the very first time" Dau#1 gave the dog a DentaStix.

As for there being no "proof" that DentaStix is the root of the problem -- that my anecdotal experience doesn't even rise to the level of correlation -- my Google-fu is weak, but even I was able to quickly turn up these hits on Google once prodded to look for it by the harsh reaction that I've received after posting this warning thread:

https://twitter.com/mstoysav/s...058213302272?lang=en

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxUmzL1GiQw

https://www.facebook.com/Pedig...ts/10204515424745994

http://www.hmcwriter.com/pedig...-and-doggy-epilepsy/

Thanks,

Sap