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Originally Posted by dabrat76  Ok, here are some more questions... lol
1. For the raw egg and yogurt, are they every day/every meal additions? |
Doesen't really matter, neither are really nessasary. I generally give egg once a week and live yogurt whenever, lately they have been getting a spoonful every night before bed, but just because my local store has it on offer at the moment and they love it soooo much.
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Originally Posted by dabrat76 2. For liver treats, I found a couple of recipes where I would cook them for a long time on low temp in the oven. I realize this isn't raw, but would that be considered dried, and therefore ok? |
Yes that would be perfect.
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Originally Posted by dabrat76 3. If I find a whole chicken on sale, is there any part I can't give him once cut up a bit? I'm not a big chicken eater and when I said frozen wings, I meant more like what you get in a pub style restaurant. Hubby corrected me and explained those are smaller pieces of a whole wing. I doubt I can easily get whole wings so I think a whole chicken would be better. And I just saw I can get 2/$9, woo hoo! |
Whole chickens are fantastic, you can just chop it up into manageable bits for him and freeze them. You can give everything.
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Originally Posted by dabrat76 4. For fish, is there any kind that isn't good? We can often get cheap frozen shrimp here, cooked or not, same with scallops. Should I stay away from crustaceans completely? If I can give shrimp, do I need to take the skin off? |
I think small amounts of raw shrimp would be fine, be aware though that some dogs cannot handle raw fish and vomit it. If he does this then in future you can give canned oily fish instead, such as sardines, pilchards, mackerel etc. Its obviously not as good as raw fish, but if your dog cannot have raw fish or you cannot get it, its better than no fish at all.