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Ginny Merry · 06-05-2007, 11:14 AM

I just started giving her cooked food, I just can't get myself to giving her raw like Dr. Pitcairn's book tells you. I just bought the book yesterday and it' a little far out for me. I haven't read much, but what I have read means a lot of home work. This is what I do now for her 2 meals a day.(Age 7 mo.) ½ cup of smashed Nutro Ultra and brown rice,not to much, cooked chicken, cooked green beans, small pieces of cooked potato add chicken stock from cooked chicken, just enough to moisten it. Stir it all up and looks like moist stuffing. The other day I gave her baked sweet potato and she loves it. But according to the book I am not still doing very good. Here is a video of Dixie cleaning up her plate of home cooking.

Ginny

http://www.dropshots.com/day.php?use...5&ctime=100503

Can any one give me some less complicated ways of home feeding her, but not RAW foods???????????

06-05-2007, 11:14 AM	#1
Ginny Merry Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Tennessee Posts: 36	Started giving her good food I just started giving her cooked food, I just can't get myself to giving her raw like Dr. Pitcairn's book tells you. I just bought the book yesterday and it' a little far out for me. I haven't read much, but what I have read means a lot of home work. This is what I do now for her 2 meals a day.(Age 7 mo.) ½ cup of smashed Nutro Ultra and brown rice,not to much, cooked chicken, cooked green beans, small pieces of cooked potato add chicken stock from cooked chicken, just enough to moisten it. Stir it all up and looks like moist stuffing. The other day I gave her baked sweet potato and she loves it. But according to the book I am not still doing very good. Here is a video of Dixie cleaning up her plate of home cooking. Ginny http://www.dropshots.com/day.php?use...5&ctime=100503 Can any one give me some less complicated ways of home feeding her, but not RAW foods???????????