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If I can find them and have the extra time I use stripped chicken backs instead of breasts. I let the backs simmer for 2 - 3 hours strain the broth - it will have a lot of fat on the top so I refrigerate it over night to let all the fat rise to the top. Remove the fat and freeze in ice cube trays as Jenny recommended. |
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Wow, these are some great ideas. The vet originally had me boil chicken breasts for him and I weaned him off. He would be in heaven if that's what I fed him but I thought a continued diet of that wouldn't be good. he's off the biljac as of today! He doesn't love it anyways. I thought the crunch was better for his teeth. Thanks so much for all the suggestions! |
How much of the boiled chicken breast do you feed a 6 lb YORKIE ? |
yup Im a boil chicken / ice cube covert!( i boil the broth down a couple times. Strain cool, skim off fat and put it in ice cube trays...then my kids eat the chicken and I put some in tupperware as a treat for jessie. My kids love boiled chicken as much as she does!! |
I pot about half a breast in a bag for her and it will last all week as treats. You only need to give her a few small pieces at a time... mines 6lb too and she would eat the whole thing if i let her...she loves the broth warmed and poured over her kibble |
Those Charlie Bear treats had a recall not to long ago. FYI |
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My Barney had pancreatitis twice -- at age 5 and at age 10 -- both times after consuming a can of wellness dog food. He is on a home cooked low fat diet for life that has been specially made for him. He is almost 13 now. The board certified veterinary nutritionist that I consult with has advised me to not feed bully sticks to my dogs especially to the dog who has a history of pancreatitis. He has limited snacks - mostly fresh vegetables. However, I did not feed him anything but his prescribed diet for many months following his acute pancreatitis. Pancreatitis can smolder for a very long time and it is unknown what all the triggers are. The dog food I use when I am not home cooking is Royal Canin Gastrointestinal LowFat which I obtain from my veterinarian or from Petsmart's Banfield Hospital (with a note from my vet). |
I would like to find a new healthy food for him. Is the royal canine a hard dog food? I would like something crunchy for his teeth. |
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My George, who was recently hospitalized with pancreatitis, is on RC Gastro LowFat and he loves it. The specialist recommended it for him. He loves tiny pieces of sweet potatoes as treats. |
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