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Feedback on Crock Pot recipe Diabetic Dog
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j316
MemberCrock Pot Recipe Weight Loss and
Diabetes30 percent whole young
fryer and 70 percent veggies
(green beans, peas, carrots squash, potatoes, or
pumpkin).The average fryer is about 4 pounds. I cut it in half and use 2 pounds
(1920 calories).I add 8 oz. of chicken livers
(280 calories), 6 pounds of veggiesāa combination of 64 oz. frozen green beans
(660 calories) and 32 oz. frozen peas and carrots
(550 calories). This adds up to 3140 calories per 8.5- pound batch or 23 calories per ounce.
If you skim the fat off the top, the calories are reduced to 15-20 calories per ounce.
You could feed our hypothetical, obese 20-pound dog about 6 oz. twice daily. An
average dog would get 8oz. twice daily. And an active dog would get 12 oz. twice daily. A batch
(8.5 pounds) of chicken and veggies would last an average 20-pound
dog about a week.You can add 16 oz. of pumpkin for extra fiber.
InkedMarie
Member70% veggies??!!??!!
jakes mom
MemberYikes! This is pretty awful. Very unbalanced and dangerous long term.
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