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Old 02-09-2008, 06:06 PM   #56
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so 35% protein plus supplements would be fine for samie bc she would be eating high quality protein that is easier on her liver. am i understanding that correctly? i talked to my husband and told him that it was time to talk to a nutritionist. i will fight him on this big time bc i think it is best like you all have suggested. and i think it is the right thing to do. i told him that although wellness is YES- a great food. that there are things in there that are high oxalate and not good for samie. plus i would love to not have to give her this potas citrate. i am worried that her ph at 8.0 is too high and she could start forming another form of crystal. and also i told him that my other dog is going to also have a bat also. although i am nervous what her result will be- there is only one way to find out.
I wasn't going to mix up anything i was just asking if that kind of diet would work for a situation as samie's bc Ellie May did say that dogs need protein to survive. it does make a lot of sense- it just seemed high but "If" it was good quality protein as such was what i was wondering if it was bad or good for liver comp dogs. i was only trying to learn something that's all and understand it. The specialist told us 17-20% protein and low fat to feed them both but that was before we encountered liver issues.

i was however looking for someone to give me info on snacks... and if it was ok to give cottage cheese, tofu as snacks. super small specs of this. I made the homemade treats and they went over well but sadie seemed to start itching again- nothing major but a tiny tiny bit. maybe she is allergic to the white flour. ?? so in the mean time i had been giving them super small sprigs of cauliflower and watermelon as snacks.

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