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A Balanced Bland Diet
- For temporary use until digestive problem is resolved.
Most vets tell you to use cottage cheese/rice
or meat/rice mixture for a bland diet, but it is severely lacking
in nutrients and unbalanced in calcium/phosphorus levels. For a puppy
this can throw them into HOD, a Developmental Orthopedic Disease and
on and older dog, a severe nutritional deficiency like this can can
be life threatening causing muscle/heart cramping. So I offer his
Balanced Bland Diet for temporary use.
I recommend using:
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FILLING
N THE WHOLES -is a great basic vitamin/mineral supplement
that should fill in the holes in your pets daily diet through
usable functional foods. This unique product provides
vitamin, minerals, trace minerals, probiotics, digestive enzymes,
dietary enzymes, l-carnitine,"first milking" colostrum,
phytonutrients, antioxidants, amino acids. The addition of Filling
N The Wholes* replicates the living components found in diets
in the wild and helps to support digestive, heart, joint and immune
function.
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Canine Bulk Recipe
Diet (12 cups)
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12
cups cooked white & brown
rice 50/50
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1
teaspoon iodized salt
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Dash
of garlic - optional
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3
1/2 cups steamed lean hamburger or minced/ground chicken breast
(Note:
if the dog needs to be on a low fat diet for pancreas issues,
make sure it is the leanest meat you can get - otherwise use
a moderately fat meat source)
- 3 Eggs Cooked and chopped (or
4 Egg Whites, no yolk, if on low fat diet)
Make sure there is NO
PHOSPHORUS in the calcium product you purchase.
For variety you can substitute:
- 1/2 cup of fatty meat for - 3/4 cup of cottage cheese + 1 teaspoon
olive oil
- For a low fat diet - substitute 1/2 cup of meat for 3/4
cup 1% low fat cottage cheese
Joint Support Supplement
For a good joint support summpelement: Liquid
Health Glucosamine and HA
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