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To: Ramcat; BreezyDog

The beef was too heavy and greasy.

It’s *white meat chicken* and rice you want to be feeding upset tummies.

In reality, you only use enough chicken to flavor the rice to get the dog to eat it.

The rice is what does the trick.

Some folks just use chicken broth.

Beef is very, very difficult for upset stomachs.


73 posted on 05/08/2012 8:02:49 PM PDT by Salamander (Hey blood brother, you're one of our own. You're as sharp as a razor and as hard as a stone.)
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To: Salamander
The beef was too heavy and greasy. It’s *white meat chicken* and rice you want to be feeding upset tummies. In reality, you only use enough chicken to flavor the rice to get the dog to eat it. The rice is what does the trick. Some folks just use chicken broth. Beef is very, very difficult for upset stomachs.

Thanks again for the info, Salamander. Man do I appreciate it. (How's that?)

Josh is coming around. I only used beef because the vet recommended it and I get my beef from my bro-in-law. Farm raised and very lean. But, chicken seems like a better idea.

The scary thing through all of this was that Josh never lost his appetite. He'd eat the darn food then later throw it up. We switched him to Canidae years ago and it cleared up his ear problems. We didn't know that Canidae was cooked in the Diamond facilities. Looking for a new chow now.

Be well.

77 posted on 05/09/2012 4:02:18 AM PDT by Ramcat (Thank You American Veterans)
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