need help homecooking

[JuicyGirl]

I am trying to figure out recipes and adding supplements... any ideas? I'm nervous about homecooking and want to feed my baby the best. Is the solid gold multi vit and bonemeal supp good to add into the recipe? Any ideas would be great! Thanks!

[Sunnie]

I used the first recipe on this thread and it worked out great. A variation is to add brown rice, or quick cooking oats or pasta and then put it all in the food processor, then freeze in containers or freezer bags.
Sonya

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=75933

[Wylie's Mom]

When homecooking, the most important thing to supplement is Calcium - bc it is needed to "balance" all the phosphorus. A multi is nice bc then you get vits A & E, which are often added to kibble.

The other biggies are the EFAs, probiotics, and digestive enzymes.

I use eggshells for the calcium (or you can use Bone Meal) and then I give this multi, which contains vits, minerals, digestive enzymes, EFAs, and probiotics: http://www.onlynaturalpet.com/produc...at/999065.aspx

[elle57]

Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom

When homecooking, the most important thing to supplement is Calcium - bc it is needed to "balance" all the phosphorus. A multi is nice bc then you get vits A & E, which are often added to kibble.

The other biggies are the EFAs, probiotics, and digestive enzymes.

I use eggshells for the calcium (or you can use Bone Meal) and then I give this multi, which contains vits, minerals, digestive enzymes, EFAs, and probiotics: http://www.onlynaturalpet.com/produc...at/999065.aspx

hi, do you use the multi vitamin and the healthy powder mix from dr pitcairns book? or is it too much for yorkies?
thanks
elle

[Wylie's Mom]

Originally Posted by elle57

hi, do you use the multi vitamin and the healthy powder mix from dr pitcairns book? or is it too much for yorkies?
thanks
elle

No - I use exactly what I just posted above.