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Just got benefit Iβm on a budget but pedigree was my to go to
Big batches of food. Divide and freeze in smaller portions.
Just research and keep out the bad stuff. Chocolate, onions, garlic….
Chicken stew w carrots, zucchini, cabbage, broccoli, rice or sweet potatoes…
When I make my tuna, I make 2 extra cans for them.
Come on Doc, give that handsome doggie a treat since youβre putting these things in front of his face!πβ€
Raw sounds great! It also sounds terribly expensive and impractical.
my sister dog was diagnosed with pancreatitis and it was actually poisoning from nibbling on a draconian plant, just a fyi.