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If you decide to go the direction of production dog food, Costco Kirkland brand dog food is a well rated kibble at half the price of other premium foods. Not perfect but makes my membership worthwhile.

BPTactical- great info thanks

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Originally Posted by BPTactical

Glock21- Way to go!
Mama said boiled chicken and rice, along with the activia and green beans will be a good diet for 3 or 4 days to get her stomach settled and digestive system back on track. Don't overfeed her, she is not gonna starve- small portions 3 or 4 times a day is actually better. You can substitute hamburger but red meat can be a bit on the rich side for a tender tummy.
Turkey and ham in small doses are ok as well.
If you notice her stool being soft add a dollop of sweet potato or pumpkin- the fiber helps balance the moisture in the intestines.
You won't need to feed her this bland diet forever, just long enough to get her gut settled after that she will need a balanced diet with proper vitamins, nutrients and calcium. A great way to add calcium is to crush up egg shells as fine as you can and add it to her food. She probably is calcium deficient with having had the litters of pups she has.
FYI- Onions, Grapes and Avocado are TOXIC to a dog.

The offer still stands if you want to meet the Mrs. at her store on Sunday and bring the dog with. She is sure she can set you up with some free samples.

will do, she ate the chicket and green beans again this morning and has not farted at all. she is going poo regular now, nthe wife might let me keep her now hahahah

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Originally Posted by Beprepared

If you decide to go the direction of production dog food, Costco Kirkland brand dog food is a well rated kibble at half the price of other premium foods. Not perfect but makes my membership worthwhile.

BPTactical- great info thanks

After reading this I think I would be cautious About Kirkland Dog Food

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