What did your dog(s) eat today?

[mjsteiro]

Thanks! just testing!

[Roxyluvsme13]

This has nothing to do with feeding, but I would love to know how you pet owners put your Beautiful pet pictures at the bottom of your messages. I just love the way you all have put a face or two to the messages, so we all know who your talking about! Great pictures by the way!

You have to upload them to photobucket.. We have a 25KB limit around here, or if you want a Signature, you're welcome to request one in my signature thread. The link's under my signatures.

[Roxyluvsme13]

Well, they had their VERY first Raw meal today!!
Roxy had a leg quarter with two scoops of yogurt on top, and Lily had half a leg quarter, with one scoop of yogurt on top. She's chewing on her bone right now, and she didn't eat all the meat, so I refridgerated it for later to give to her tonight.

[Kfamr]

It's still thawing but they're having mush today. Chicken, tomatoe, carrots, and banana made into icky mush.

I'll probably give them some chicken nuggets, too.

[lv4dogs]

Well, they had their VERY first Raw meal today!!
Roxy had a leg quarter with two scoops of yogurt on top, and Lily had half a leg quarter, with one scoop of yogurt on top. She's chewing on her bone right now, and she didn't eat all the meat, so I refridgerated it for later to give to her tonight.

Glad to hear they like it!
You are feeding just plain yogurt right? easier in the digestive track than the flavored ones, & better for them too. At least I thought I heard it was better for them.

[Roxyluvsme13]

Glad to hear they like it!
You are feeding just plain yogurt right? easier in the digestive track than the flavored ones, & better for them too. At least I thought I heard it was better for them.

It was Vanilla.. because the plain wasn't on sale. :\ I didn't think it would make too much difference, but next time I do plan on giving them plain instead of Vanilla.

[The Cat Factory]

Chester had lamb and a few chicken feet for breakfast, and a turkey leg for dinner.

[mjsteiro]

Thanks Roxyluvsme13! I think I did it right, it took a couple times but I got it! I put my husbands jeep pictures up on another website after he goes on a jeep run, So I should of knew that it was the same way. Thanks again.

[zoey]

Today Daisy had mackeral in tomato sauce i mixed with oatmeal for breakfast after her 4 mile bike run. Then a granny smith apple cubed in the afternoon. Then, since she's been a good girl she had a can of tuna for din-din with another bike run to come this evening.
These meals were all done with the N.I.L.I.F. approach, which we'll be augmenting for another 3 & 1/2 weeks.
She's going through her asolescense and the N.I.L.I.F. is working beautifully. But she is stubborn with a strong personality and wants to be alpha. So we'll continue for a solid month.

[bckrazy]

You can't do enough NILIF! Why not continue infinitely, Zoey? I still do it with both of my dogs. Fozzie is also hitting his defiant stage... OMG I know what you're going through.


Gonzo ~
1 turkey leg
Snacks: Sardines & Chicken organ meal (2 livers, heart, lungs, & gizzard) & Apple (it helped his sardine breath =/)
Supps: Kelp & multi-vitamin
Dessert: Vanilla frozen yogurt

Fozzie ~
1/2 Lamb shank
2 chicken wings
Snacks: Sardines & Chicken livers & Apple & Banana
Supps: Kelp & multi-vitamin
Dessert: Vanilla frozen yogurt

[zoey]

bckrazy,
wow! i should eat as well as your dogs!
indefinite N.I.L.I.F. is a thought. It's probably just laziness on my part that I don't do it indefinitely.
I mean, if I have a month's goal, i feel i'm working toward something. But yeah, the hand feeding with lots of commands really keeps her knowing who's boss, as well as a kinder, gentler dog. (Oh, that mashed mackeral and oatmeal feels so *ahem* pleasant in my hands.)
And I never have to get mad. I just put the food away until later when she isn't cooperating. I guess I just need to teach her more commands to keep her from getting too bored by repeating the same ones over and over and over.

As a side note, Daisy's really doing well at standing up. And she loves to hold on to my hands sometimes for short periods of time, and walks along on 2 feet that way. I am certain that she will learn to walk on 2 feet.