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Reply To: French Bulldog puppy food help – loose stool
I have two French bulldogs and have been around the world with research, vets, holistic, etc.
I finally had one of my dogs allergy tested via glacier peaks. It’s not the $$$ tests at the vet however it’s very accurate as far as I have experienced.
The results showed us that our dogs were allergic to nearly everything we were feeding them (chicken, salmon, etc)
That was step 1. Step 2 was finding a WHOLE FOOD diet not a processed one. Emma Lous Kitchen turkey recipe is a great example and they are very highly reviewed.
We either order Emma lous or cook for our two Frenchies. One is 12 years old and you’d think he’s 5. The main ingredients are turkey (from a butcher so there is not added sodium), alkaline vegetables such as broccoli, collard greens, carrots), apple and quinoa.
We also grind egg shells for their calcium. It’s very important dogs get a calcium supplement if home cooking. Half egg shell a day for one 25 lb dog.
Also a good probiotic is key.
We cook for two weeks at a time and freeze.
If you don’t have time to cook then I suggest Emma Lous Kitchen.
Most processed dog foods are so bad for our furry family members and especially for our sensitive Frenchies. Also many Frenchies can’t tolerate a raw diet, therefore a fresh/frozen whole food diet is hands down the best option.
If you want more info on my recipe I’m happy to share.
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