Taggart's vet visit

[pomtzu]

If you do decide to try the home cooked method - go in thirds - 1/3 each of chicken, potatoes, and canned veggie when you feed him. Happy cooking..............

[Asiel]

Have to agree with Pom-- I cook for my dog and she's the ony one still living from the entire litter. Aside from having a carnasial tooth pulled, slab fracture from chewing a bone I think, she is never sick. I cook a huge pot of yams, mash them, cook up a huge pot of brown rice and stir in the yams , then I divide it in half and put mackerel in one batch and hamburg or chicken in the other batch. I fill small containers and freeze them. I take one out as needed, one container lasts about a week. This way I can monitor her weight and the size of her meals. The best part is that I now have enough in the freezer to last till spring of 2013. I also keep some Taste of the Wild handy and feed her some with her raw meal in the pm. I feed 2x/ day. Easier on their stomach , no overload.
If you don't feel up to cooking the yams you can buy the cans. Or like Pom mentioned, any canned veggies.

[krazyaboutkatz]

I can't really give you any food advice but I just wanted to say that I hope that Taggart start's feeling better soon. I don't cook for myself either.

[Taz_Zoee]

Thanks everyone. Still haven't researched food yet or talked to Bruce about cooking for him.

But he is feeling much better. He's eating fine and seems more active. However, this morning he threw up a couple teeny spots. Mostly carrot since he had a rather large carrot last night before bed. Even though he gets carrots everyday, he just hadn't been eating them too much since he was not feeling well.
I'm not concerned about him throwing up. It happens sometimes. He ate his breakfast without a problem, so all is well.

Maybe I'll go research food now!

[Varga]

Blue Buffalo has a low fat food, in case you want to stick with a brand you already know
http://www.bluebuffalo.com/dog-food/...weight-chicken

[Taz_Zoee]

Blue Buffalo has a low fat food, in case you want to stick with a brand you already know
http://www.bluebuffalo.com/dog-food/...weight-chicken

Yes! I just came to this conclusion this morning that this is what I'm going to do. I just need to wait until I get paid again to go get it. Which is fine since we just bought a bag of food less than 2 weeks ago for him.

I'm just always so nervous to change foods.

[pomtzu]

Yes! I just came to this conclusion this morning that this is what I'm going to do. I just need to wait until I get paid again to go get it. Which is fine since we just bought a bag of food less than 2 weeks ago for him.

I'm just always so nervous to change foods.

Darn - and here I was looking forward to hearing all about your cooking adventures.......... They might have been some good material for Comedy Central!