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Rider to the baby food post.... the meat baby food. Chicken, beef or ham......
That is what I assumed you meant. I shall drop J a line.
Not sure - she's barely got her keeping food down (been about 24 hours).
Not sure - she's barely got her keeping food down (been about 24 hours).
Trust me...ive been there done it all. Poached chicken is really good for them... they can drink the broth too.
Not sure - she's barely got her keeping food down (been about 24 hours).
Trust me...ive been there done it all. Poached chicken is really good for them... they can drink the broth too.
How much can she have at a time, i.e., what constitutes a serving? I suggested she slow cook wings (cheapest), then remove skin and bones - that's as far as I got.
Trust me...ive been there done it all. Poached chicken is really good for them... they can drink the broth too.
How much can she have at a time, i.e., what constitutes a serving? I suggested she slow cook wings (cheapest), then remove skin and bones - that's as far as I got.
At this point i would give her as much as she can take.... just don't let her wolf it all down.
Whole chickens are the cheapest..... The best way.. remove the gizzerds and liver... put in a pot big enough to cover with water by 2 inches..... a small bit of salt ... carrots and celery, bay leaf are optional
Bring to a boil.... AS SOON as it comes to a rolling boil.... put a tight lid on.... turn off the heat and let cool. About 3-4 hours. It is perfectly poached. The broth is good too.
Remove the bones.... the skin is good for them.... the fat has good calories. Chop it up and you're good to go.
Try a 1/2 cup at first.... and then just move up from there.
How much can she have at a time, i.e., what constitutes a serving? I suggested she slow cook wings (cheapest), then remove skin and bones - that's as far as I got.
At this point i would give her as much as she can take.... just don't let her wolf it all down.
Whole chickens are the cheapest..... The best way.. remove the gizzerds and liver... put in a pot big enough to cover with water by 2 inches..... a small bit of salt ... carrots and celery, bay leaf are optional
Bring to a boil.... AS SOON as it comes to a rolling boil.... put a tight lid on.... turn off the heat and let cool. About 3-4 hours. It is perfectly poached. The broth is good too.
Remove the bones.... the skin is good for them.... the fat has good calories. Chop it up and you're good to go.
Try a 1/2 cup at first.... and then just move up from there.
I let her know. She was happy to hear she was on the right track.
At this point i would give her as much as she can take.... just don't let her wolf it all down.
Whole chickens are the cheapest..... The best way.. remove the gizzerds and liver... put in a pot big enough to cover with water by 2 inches..... a small bit of salt ... carrots and celery, bay leaf are optional
Bring to a boil.... AS SOON as it comes to a rolling boil.... put a tight lid on.... turn off the heat and let cool. About 3-4 hours. It is perfectly poached. The broth is good too.
Remove the bones.... the skin is good for them.... the fat has good calories. Chop it up and you're good to go.
Try a 1/2 cup at first.... and then just move up from there.
I let her know. She was happy to hear she was on the right track.
Has she ever done this before? Is she doing this with a rescue group? Was the dog checked by a vet? .... BIG question..is the dog dehydrated???
Good news!! Apparently May-z dropped a pound after her rescue, and was 43 pounds. She now weighs 54.4 pounds!!! Attagirl!
Good news!! Apparently May-z dropped a pound after her rescue, and was 43 pounds. She now weighs 54.4 pounds!!! Attagirl!
Here is May-z, if you want to know who you are pulling for.