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Originally Posted by Ellie May  LOLOLOLOL 
I can't stop laughing.
Want to all go in together and host a doggie cooking show on Food Network?
These dogs don't know how good they have it.
Why are you worried about giving sugar (just plain yogurt)?
I'd think (could be wrong) Stonyfield would be okay? or maybe Activia?
You could also try sweet potato.
Or maybe she will like the cooked carrot and you could mash it and add it to her food (if mashed isn't too messy for her liking). |
I'd love to be on that cooking show! Lady gets so many supplements for other issues, too, it takes me forever to fix her meals. I'm so tired when I'm finished all I can fix myself is a Lean Cuisine in the microwave.
Lady gets a spoonful of Dannon plain yogurt with her little meal before bed. There really isn't that much sugar in such a small amount. She's a diabetic so her blood sugar would spike if there were, but I've had no problem with it. You want to avoid the yogurt with artificial sweeteners as they can be toxic for dogs. Many of the flavored yogurts have them so you have to read labels carefully.
I buy the frozen organic blueberries for a treat.