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What I'm Feeding!
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Mike SMember
I feed my dog a scoop of Orijen “Regional Red” with a soft boiled egg and a handful of frozen vegetables (corn, peas, green beans, and carrots) for breakfast.
For dinner, he gets another scoop of the same, with some kind of meat like chicken, ground turkey, ground beef, etc. and vegetables. Sometimes I add in cottage cheese, yogurt, or chai seeds.
I feel like he’s getting a great mix of a high quality food with a good kibble, a variety of protiens, and “fresh” (frozen) veggies for vitamins and fiber.
He loves his food and has picture perfect bowl movements. What could I do better?
- This topic was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Mike S. Reason: spelling / typos
joanne lMemberSounds like you are doing good. No need to try to do better.
Mike SMemberThanks! Sometimes I consider going raw, but I feel like a good quality kibble is a good base nutrition to add fresh proteins too.
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