What ALL do you give your bully?

[Twice]

Not sure Abby's diet is going to answer your questions but for food, she gets a sweet potato mash 3 times a day. Mashed sweet potatoes. Blanched, chopped carrots, peas, string beans, red cabbage & red peppers. I add different vegetables each week to keep it new, but those are the staples. I used to add hard boiled eggs but last week her new holistic vet added these meat patties to put into her mash. The jury is still out on those tho. So far so good, 3 days, no shivers

Vitamins are Renal Essentials by VetriScience, Super vitamin B complex, Vitamins D & E, and CoQ10
Supplements are Apple Cider Vinegar in her water, Wild Salmon oil, and powered dog greens (

Spirulina, Chlorella, Alfalfa, Barley Grass, Wheat Grass, Kelp and Irish Moss) and every night a spoonful of applesauce with slippery elm.

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Treats are whatever fruit my son doesn't eat first. Twice a day she gets a home made rice krispie/molasses treat.

 

[LynnA]

Do you thaw the frtozen veggies or give them to them frozen?

 

[Dubbiedog]

You guys are all so amazing and knowledgable ( not to mention dedicated :-) ) Dublin has lots of environmental allergies but have not been able to really figure out if she has food allergies. She has been on Royal Canin Hypoallergenice Vet Formula. Her coat is beautiful and everyone remarks on it but just can't get the yeast under control and I heard that can be a problem with the Royal Canin. Having read the section on food here I decided to try her on Fromm and am lucky to have a wonderful pet supply store near me. Well, I tried the Pork and Applesauce ( don't ask why? LOL) and she spit that out so fast. The only other thing I have seen her spit out is Banana so you know she likes most everything. I took it back and am now trying the Fromm Game Bird..The Royal Canin is Venison so I am hoping the flavor is more like it. Also trying the Fromm Canned shredded beef. What kind of meat protein (fresh) if any do you recommend. I do feed her boneless skinless chicken breast and sometimes ground beef..Good or bad... Thanks

 

[Watson]

You guys are all so amazing and knowledgable ( not to mention dedicated :-) ) Dublin has lots of environmental allergies but have not been able to really figure out if she has food allergies. She has been on Royal Canin Hypoallergenice Vet Formula. Her coat is beautiful and everyone remarks on it but just can't get the yeast under control and I heard that can be a problem with the Royal Canin. Having read the section on food here I decided to try her on Fromm and am lucky to have a wonderful pet supply store near me. Well, I tried the Pork and Applesauce ( don't ask why? LOL) and she spit that out so fast. The only other thing I have seen her spit out is Banana so you know she likes most everything. I took it back and am now trying the Fromm Game Bird..The Royal Canin is Venison so I am hoping the flavor is more like it. Also trying the Fromm Canned shredded beef. What kind of meat protein (fresh) if any do you recommend. I do feed her boneless skinless chicken breast and sometimes ground beef..Good or bad... Thanks

you should avoid potatoes if you have yeast problems. All the fromm flavors have potatoes in them. Some brand without potatotes...Earthborn Holistic, Nature' logic and Nature's variety instinct

 

[Dubbiedog]

Oh no! I picked Fromm because it got the highest rating on the site..What to do?????

 

[pamela]

My Emma is on raw food diet, called Barf diet. I will never give commercial food again to any dog. she had skin allergies, loose stool, gas, her hair was thin, etc
All the meds, were useless, and I tried them all. Went natural, her energy level went thru the roof in less than 2 weeks time, hair came back, stool was harder, no gas. The vet was shocked. She is beautiful and healthy. Highly Highly recommend raw, or at very least, some cooked and raw.

 

[Watson]

every bully is different with the food choice. Fromm is very good, but it also has potatoes. You can try to return the bag and try either earthborn holistic or nature's logic. Watson is on Nature's logic beef formula and does well on it.