It’s really sickening what is “allowed” in food. The iron fortified cereals actually have iron shavings in them. Blend up some dry cereal and put a magnet in the dust. You’ll see. And for the record, no cereal is actually food. Look into the extruding process that the sludge has to go through. You’ll never eat cereal again.
It’s really sickening what is “allowed” in food. The iron fortified cereals actually have iron shavings in them. Blend up some dry cereal and put a magnet in the dust. You’ll see. And for the record, no cereal is actually food. Look into the extruding process that the sludge has to go through. You’ll never eat cereal again.
Connie Lemmicakes…Same for “kibble” dog and cat food… yet people look at you like you have two heads when given the opportunity to explain WHY you feed real food, preferably raw to yourself dog(s)….
Have 2 big dogs/1 medium, make their food. Got the receipe from my old vet. They've been on it for years. They're happy/healthy/shiney and don't have any vax's. It's actually cheaper than buying commercial food.
I use a 30C roasting pan. 6C cooked pinto beans, 2 large cans of green beans or carrots. 2 chicken leg qtrs, 4C cooked rice. I use dried beans, frozen chicken-throw them into a pressure cooker w/ a good bit of H2O, voila, 40 min later cooked. Tear up the chicken, mix everything up.
It’s really sickening what is “allowed” in food. The iron fortified cereals actually have iron shavings in them. Blend up some dry cereal and put a magnet in the dust. You’ll see. And for the record, no cereal is actually food. Look into the extruding process that the sludge has to go through. You’ll never eat cereal again.
Connie Lemmicakes…Same for “kibble” dog and cat food… yet people look at you like you have two heads when given the opportunity to explain WHY you feed real food, preferably raw to yourself dog(s)….
I agree. I’ve tried to transition the cat to raw food, but he’s not interested.
Have 2 big dogs/1 medium, make their food. Got the receipe from my old vet. They've been on it for years. They're happy/healthy/shiney and don't have any vax's. It's actually cheaper than buying commercial food.
Carily- We have been making home cooked meals for our dogs for years, but I’d be interested in seeing your recipe from your old vet
…. IF you have the time to post it. I give you my thanks in advanced. 🤗
I use a 30C roasting pan. 6C cooked pinto beans, 2 large cans of green beans or carrots. 2 chicken leg qtrs, 4C cooked rice. I use dried beans, frozen chicken-throw them into a pressure cooker w/ a good bit of H2O, voila, 40 min later cooked. Tear up the chicken, mix everything up.