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annieboomboom
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I am thinking that my dogs are benefiting from my lc/hf lifestyle. I clean my frying pans with a bit of water heated over the stove and add the bits and juices to my dog's breakfast.
I buy good dry food but even then am unsure of how healthy all those carbs are for our 4 legged friends.
Makes clean up much easier.
I buy good dry food but even then am unsure of how healthy all those carbs are for our 4 legged friends.
Makes clean up much easier.
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Mine LOVE it.
Down here the bacon comes with rind on it, so that gets cut off and tossed into "other bowls"
Breakfast fritattas are one egg and two egg whites, and the yolks have to go somewhere ... the "other bowls" and
Well you can't have a fritatta without grated cheese on top ...
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Mine LOVE it.
Down here the bacon comes with rind on it, so that gets cut off and tossed into "other bowls"
Breakfast fritattas are one egg and two egg whites, and the yolks have to go somewhere ... the "other bowls" and
Well you can't have a fritatta without grated cheese on top ...
Dairy isn't really good for dogs, if you're implying you add cheese to their food. And why are you tossing the yolks? Those are the most nutritious part.
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My dog has to be on a restricted diet due to yeast issues (no grains, no dairy/eggs, no potatoes, only certain proteins)...so she was doing low carb before I was. I found a good dry dog food that fits the above criteria, but now we both have coconut oil in our breakfasts
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This thread needs pictures!
We're picking up a Sheltie tomorrow. 0 -
My dog has milk allergys so no dairie for him, he eats good kibble but on occasion I have him on cooked chicken and rice.
That is a switch we made after 7 or so years of strictly raw feeding. He is 12 today
Our new pup, when we get one will be strictly raw fed, no questions about it!0 -
My Newf is loving our new diet, and boy do I get attitude if I do not make enough for him to have a taste!0
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I am surprised about the eggs and yeast, our Einstein (R.I.P 2013) should have been a bubble dog with allergies and yeast, whole eggs were a staple and helped so much.0
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Pictures Indeed! I don't think you ever have to ask a dog lover twice to gush about their pups
I've always been curious about raw...or just homemade meals in general. For now I stick with Zignature dry food and then add freeze dried meat treats, frozen veggies, sardines, and coconut oil to her meals. We only just discovered the yeast factory that is Gertie's ears, so the vet suggested the restrictions and then if I wanted, I could try to add things back one at a time and keep a close eye on reactions. She's always been grain free, but my guess is that it was the potatoes in her food that was the culprit. We got her from a rescue group about a year ago, I'm inclined to think poor breeding is a factor in some of her issues (both mentally and physically).
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I want to see pictures of your new furry family member tomorrow wabmester!0
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Oh yes potatoes are horrible for yeast in dogs with issues, which is why many do not want white potatoes in their foods, often found in grain free. Also look for peas/pea protein, often used to boost the protein of a product. and of course, wheat, oatmeal, corn, and so on
Hello from Edison
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OMG...that is great, I love him!
I'm a huge dog nerd...before adopting Gertie, I did a lot of fostering and started working part time at a doggy daycare to get my dog fix. I now volunteer at the daycare and would like to get back into fostering again. I've always been a sucker for big dogs, but given I'm a renter, I figured boston's are kinda like a big dog in a small package.0 -
I have a septic system and so , NO GREASE. Dogs are the perfect dishwasher.
Happy to hear folks agree about this. I think a lot of dog food is poison.
Makes our animals sick.
Thanks for the support. As always.0 -
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Awe man...those two got some beautiful big mugs!0
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Loving the pictures! Cute babies, guys! This is Sophie, she eats 3 meat Blue Buffalo and table scraps because, well, they only live once. She gets meat treats and occasionally gets to lick plates and bowls. She particularly likes to lick ice cream bowls, good for her or not.
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Our dogs get good kibble, and I've been known to cook chicken livers for them special.0
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I have 2 bostons and one was of poor breeding and he has had a multitude of health problems. No corn wheat soy dairy potatoe ect has made world of difference. He's 11 and still going strong. Sorry to ramble....love my stupid mutts!Pictures Indeed! I don't think you ever have to ask a dog lover twice to gush about their pups
I've always been curious about raw...or just homemade meals in general. For now I stick with Zignature dry food and then add freeze dried meat treats, frozen veggies, sardines, and coconut oil to her meals. We only just discovered the yeast factory that is Gertie's ears, so the vet suggested the restrictions and then if I wanted, I could try to add things back one at a time and keep a close eye on reactions. She's always been grain free, but my guess is that it was the potatoes in her food that was the culprit. We got her from a rescue group about a year ago, I'm inclined to think poor breeding is a factor in some of her issues (both mentally and physically).
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Beautiful furfamily!0
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These are my kids, I actively show them and travel everywhere with them to shows.( Sorry, it's my retired life) and after losing my DH 3 years ago, they give me a reason to get up everyday and keep living 0
