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Originally Posted by ally173  ok; tell me if that sounds good
i will steam the white fish; boil the sweet potatoes for this weekend
then after i buy it i will add the supplement ; does that also have digestive enzymes and probiotic?
will that be enough for her or do i have to add more veggies; if so what kind.
i will rotate between sweet potatoes and rice.
any more advice?
should i buy and use the rx diet that the vet will give today; i am not sure how to tell her i dont want to feed her that? she might get upset |
here is the problem. (Please don't think this sounds harsh- it is just what is going on).
A person can't just decide they want to home cook and "cook" lol.. thats not the end of it. A dog's nutrition is VERY complex. While what you have mention is the BASIS of home cooking- you need to make sure it is balanced and that your dog is getting the proper amount of calories a day- not to mention the proper calcium/phosphorus ration.
You need to speak to a nutritionist. Layla has a diet that has been balanced for her needs but that might not be YOUR dogs needs. Layla can probably handle more fat that your dog can.
Is there any way you can find a quality low fat kibble until you are able to speak to a nutritionst and have a diet made especially for your dog?