Bckrazy, Hi.Originally Posted by bckrazy
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Usually I"ll bake a whole chicken in the crock pot and give her some of the meat and bones from that. (It's good b/c the chicken bones get soft that way.) I have given her raw chicken breasts too. She also loves bacon, mackeral, salmon, & tuna. I give her some organs too, usually about 3 days a week, (beef liver or beef kidney so far.) A buddy of mine that we visit often, cooks beef ribs a lot, so she gets that or a small amount of steak. I always feed her lots of veggies. (She's always loved them.)Turnip greens, rutabaga, squash, bok choy. She's like every veggie we've tried, but raw celery.It's good b/c while I'm chopping them for her, I always eat a bit myself.
(The green leafies are such an excellent source of calcium especially for folks who cannot absorb calcium from milk.)
She likes fruit too; Granny smith apples, banana, grapes etc. Lately I've itroduced rice into the mix. That's going well, though I"m going to purchase brown rice next time.
I stay away from kibble more and more. It only gives her gas and upsets her digestion, anymore.
The only thing i'm not sure of, is sometimes i think i give her too many bones from the chicken. We usually spit the chicken and she'll have all the bones. Do you think that ratio is too high then? Maybe I should just toss some of the bones. Thanks.
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