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Tummy issues with your dog's? Keep these on hand.
The Foundation of Pet Health
Turn pet kibble into soft food with this one easy trick. Maybe your pet has tummy or dental issues and you want a softer food check this out.
https://youtu.be/Yr5iV0BNoyo
Easy Way to Turn Kibble into Soft Food
Check out this easy way to magically turn kibble into soft food. Your pet will LOVE the variety. Also great for seniors or dogs that may need softer food for dental concerns.
Bone Broth
Did you know Bone Broth is very beneficial for our pets? It’s really awesome!!!
Just check out this list of benefits for your pet:
Boosting Immune System... View MoreBone Broth
Did you know Bone Broth is very beneficial for our pets? It’s really awesome!!!
Just check out this list of benefits for your pet:
Boosting Immune System
Digestive Issues/Sensitive Stomach
Bladder Health/Urinary Tract Issues
Stiff/Sore Joints
Excessive Shedding
Dry Skin/Dull Coat
Seasonal Allergies
Picky Eaters
Low Energy
Good for both Dogs & Cats
Have you tried making bone broth for your pet? There are so many recipes out there and most are for human consumption. Because it is your pet you must be certain that the recipe is not providing too much salt or other ingredients that could be harmful for your pet. It’s fairly easy to do: get the bones and add water, cook in a crockpot for 8-12 hours, remove bones (don’t feed to your dog), cool broth, and store. Most recipes I’ve seen you can store the broth in the refrigerator for about 2 weeks.
What if?:
- You didn’t have to do any of that? No searching for beef or chicken bones. No cooking for 8-12 hours. No waiting for it to cool. No storage concerns.
- There was an alternative? Already made for pets. One that also has pumpkin, carrots, parsley, and turmeric. One that has protein, glycine, collagen, glucosamine, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. And BEST OF ALL - freeze dried into a powder so there is no need to worry about the 2 week storage in the refrigerator. You could sprinkle on your pet’s food as much or as little depending on the needs of your pet.
If you enjoy cooking for your pet, please continue as there is nothing better than taking care of those wonderful fur babies. But if you are interested in the alternative, please let me know I'd love to help you and your pet.
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Picky Eater Dog
If you are reading this post you want to know how to get your picky eater dog (or cat) to eat without extra work for you. You may have a dog or cat that is a picky eater or you know s... View MorePicky Eater Dog
If you are reading this post you want to know how to get your picky eater dog (or cat) to eat without extra work for you. You may have a dog or cat that is a picky eater or you know someone that does. It is fairly common and as pet owners we may not know where to turn. Your concerns may be that you have a thousand things going through your head as to why your pet is not eating or you are unsure what to do. Some people may have said to you “if they are hungry, they will eat” but you are more concerned about your pet’s health and nutrition needs. Read on there is hope.
POTENTIAL CAUSES:
Causes may range from A – Z or be as simple as your pet is tired of eating the same thing everyday. I would be too.
Health – make sure your pet does not have any medical issues that may be the cause of them not eating. If your pet is experiencing any medical issues, a vet visit is necessary.
Dental – your pup may be unable to eat due to a tooth issue, gum problem, or mouth sore. Check to make sure this is not the case.
Eye problems. Yes, due to the placement of the eye, the jawbone will cause pressure on the eye area. This may make eating painful. My dog Coco, who is a Labrador mix, in the 10 years we had her, never refused to eat until one day. Long story short she had a tumor in her eye that caused the eye pressure to rise so it was painful for her to chew.
Age – perhaps your senior is losing their sense of smell or taste as they age.
Recent illness or medications.
FOOD:
Food quality. Low or poor quality food is a very common reason dogs will refuse to eat. Many low quality foods have fillers and insufficient meat products to make it appealing to the dog.
Spoiled Food. Did you know that dog or cat food can spoil quickly because the the method of storage? I would by the large bag of food, bring it home and dump it in a large plastic container. The container had a rubber seal, so I thought the food was protected. But, little did I know that the food degrades each time the container is opened and can easily spoil. I didn’t know that until I was researching, and yes I made this mistake too. Below is a picture of the best method to store your pet food. Keep the food in the bag with a clip or a resealable bag, place food bags into your plastic container.
Overweight. In a 2017 study by Pet Obesity Prevention, 59% of cats and 54% of dogs are overweight. Being overweight will have a detrimental effect on your pet’s overall health.
Bad habits – like too many treats or snacking from the table.
OTHER:
New environment or routine. Has anything changed with your household? Did you recently move into another house (congratulations), or did you move your pet’s items to a different area? Has something changed with their routine? Perhaps a new addition to the household or your schedule has changed. Any of these can affect your pet and their appetite.
Behavioral – pets are smart and will quickly pick up on begging for treats or your food.
Multi-pet household – food aggression or fear to eat the food. Take note of any behavior in this area so that you can address the problem and make your pet feel safe so they are comfortable to eat.
COMMON SUGGESTIONS:
Below are some common suggestions you may find on the internet or hear from others.
Change food or flavor
Switch to wet or vice versa
Add other food items to their bowl
Schedule (eat the same time/place everyday)
No table scraps
OPTIONS:
Change your pet’s food, flavor or moving to wet/dry. The recommended method to change food is to transition for 5-7 days. In pet food transition, you would gradually introduce your pet to the new food to help prevent rejection and tummy issues.
This may not be an option if your pet has a food allergy or is currently on a prescription diet. Your pet may not like the new food, then you are out the time for transition and the money you spent on new food, but still stuck with the problem of your picky eater dog (or cat).
ADDING OTHER FOOD.
You decide to try adding other food and it works, but how healthy is it, really. If you decide to go this route, take note of the calories and sodium are in addition to the amounts your pet receives in their food and treats.
ProTip: If your pet has a medical condition you should speak with your vet before adding too much sodium or calories.Th
There is hope for your picky eater dog (or cat)
Would you be interested, if I told you there is an easy to use and healthy solution for your picky eater dog?
Are you ready to provide your pet with a healthy solution that is low calorie and can boost the immune system? A solution that is also easy to use – just sprinkle on their food, can be used for both cats and dogs, with 10 different varieties, is economical, has the NASC (National Animal Supplement Council) quality seal, and is delivered to your door.
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