[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: super chicken recipe needed
- From: shirley sommers <ssthunderpony@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: Bpaul98@xxxxxxx, showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2007 10:19:43 -0800 (PST)
If he can still chew try first just giving him a large fresh (not
bone/skinless) chicken breast and see what happens .
You might make some slashes in the meat to make it more appealing.
Commercial chicken has been so sanitized , for human consumption, that I
doubt the bird smells very enticing to them at first , until they learn what
it is of course .
The breast will have softer bones and cartilage .The skin adds needed
extra calories.
Dogs and cats LOVE pork , we feed pork shoulder , when I find it on sale.
If he does not want to chew .............. you can get 1# tubes of ground
chicken or turkey at the grocers frozen section for about a dollar.
This should give you something to start with. Liver is good in smaller
amounts until they get used to it. Organs are liable to loosen them up if fed
too much at first.
We get fresh whole beef liver from the butcher and our dogs get approx. one
pound chunk once or twice a week. plus whole pigs feet (for recreation and
teeth cleaning), beef tongue , pork shoulder roast,
Whole meaty pork neck bones, whole large Tilapia fish and of course chicken
leg quarters .
Do not add any type of plant matter , grains or veggies , as they cannot
digest it and he needs to not waste any of his system's energy trying to.
One last hint , I keep cans of Jack Mackerel in the pantry for times I may
forget to thaw the dog's dinner. Alto cooked anything is better than the
alternative.
You could give that a try , if you don't mash it up he will probably lap up
the broth first which could possibly get him interested in eating more.
Good Luck ,
~Shirley
Bpaul98@xxxxxxx wrote:
Does anyone know the recipe for super chicken. I had it years ago and
gave it to my bitches after whelping. I can't remember how I cooked the chicken
(if indeed I cooked it) I remember putting everything in a blender with garlic
powder and maybe an egg. Was liver involved too? I know the bones where
included . I want to see if I can get Chantz to eat some of this. He is acting
happy and I've been able to get some small amt's. of food in him but something
is interfering and he's having a hard time eating again. So I figured I'd try a
mash of some sorts and I know the super chicken was a great source of vitamins
and protein .Any help would be appreciated. He's not ready for the bridge just
yet - he's still ruling the roost and sleeping on the bed - so I want him to
have the energy to hang around until he says otherwise.
Thanks for the help
we're hanging in and taking it day by day :)
Barb
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