Hi this is just a quick one.

does anyone know where i can get tinned pumpkin from in the uk?
I have asked in our supermarkets but knowbody has got a clue what i am on about.

And does anybody add this to their owners food i have read alot of good things about it and im thinking it might be agood idea to add to her food a few times a week thanks.

We use it from time to time. As for getting it in the UK There was someone else a while that was trying to find it and couldn't.
You can get a real pumpkin and cut it in small pieces and bake. Then freeze the excess for future use.

Also if you shop on amazon.co.uk they have some.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss/275-2839766-4502511?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=can+pumpkn

thanks ljelgin my mum suggested that but wasnt sure if it was cooked or what but i suppose it would make a good treat for her aswell if i freeze it because she loves eating ice cubes.

would you advise giving some to her in you own experience?
or do you think its pointless? i just read alot of good stuff like i said and thought it might be a good idea.

I always keep a can of it in the pantry and give it to my pups whenever their stools get soft or hard it helps alot to firm it up.. there are several recipes floating around about treats with pumpkin in them. I also mix it was yogarit and freeze for treats.

thats great i tried her with a small bit of natural yogurt but she didnt seem to interested but i think im definately gna keep some in the freezer as a treat and incase of any stool problems.
thanks very much.

I do a google search on dog treats with pumpkin recipes there are some good ones.

Also google fixing fresh pumpkin you can cut it up and put it in a crock pot for several hours.

thanks i just googled it found it for £2 a tin.
do you just give it to them when you want to sort out their stools or d you give it to your older ones on a regular basis?

I give it to mine they are both almost 3 years when I want to sort out the stools and sometimes as a treat. about 2 tablespoons at a time. I give them the frozen yogarit and pumpkin treats as treats once in a while.