For those that homecook their dogs...

[littlepixie12]

Originally Posted by ally173

i know ; i can imagine her vomiting 20 min after eating this; just because i know how she is and how sensitive her stomach is ; i think she might be lactose intolerent anyway; i tried giving her yogurt one time and she had diarhea and vomited.

by the way ; anyone know when adding supplements to cooking ; do you added it while the food is cooking on the stove or after it has cooled off.
i really don't want to do this whole cooking thing; not only time consuming and complicated but it can be dangerous for my baby if i dont include the correct supplements.
someone had suggested honest kitchen food and the ingredients look good; but i am so scared to use anything new on her; i don't want her to go through another episode; what do u think
thanks

Yes, but dont forget that this is for whole batch. I only gave Maxi 1 1/2 tablespoon. He was fine though, (knock on wood), no issues. And his poop smelled so much better that it did before when he was on kibble

[Ladymom]

Originally Posted by littlepixie12

I know you are totally right! Im not sure exactly, but I found this other one on another holistic vet site. Although please note that these are samples, and I will have to call one to see what they recommend for Maxi

1 cup debittered brewers yeast
1 cup wheat germ
2 cups powdered milk
1 cup powdered kelp

Mix together and store in a cool dry place.
To improve the diet quality add 1 tsp of the basic supplement for each 12 oz portion of the food mixture and 1 tsp vegetable oil (I prefer corn oil or flax oil since they have high content of linoleic acid which is good for the dog?s skin).

12 oz of the basic diet is appropriate for a 20 lb dog, you would double this daily ration for a 40 lb dog, triple it for a 60 lb dog or halve it for a 10 lb dog. Watch the dog?s weight and adjust portion sizes accordingly.

That's the recipe for Healthy Powder.

[ally173]

Originally Posted by littlepixie12

Yes, but dont forget that this is for whole batch. I only gave Maxi 1 1/2 tablespoon. He was fine though, (knock on wood), no issues. And his poop smelled so much better that it did before when he was on kibble

oh ok; so that's a treat then.