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Question by Tectonic French Toast (w/syrup): I’m starting my dog on a natural diet. How many chicken bones should I give her daily for max health benefits?
I’ve also noticed that she seems to have trouble breathing after I feed her the bones. Could she be allergic to them?
Best answer:
Answer by that bird NONE! never NEVER give a dog a chicken bone, they are too soft and splinter in the throat and block breathing, and can rupture the gut. NEVER give any dog a chicken bone.
I have had to take over the care and maintence of a kitten/small cat which was originally given to My next door neighbour’s Grand-children. They were feeding it boiled rice and corn flakes in milk. It was left outside in the cold (I ’savlaged’ it during a thunderstorm) in a cardboard box with a string around “It’s” neck.The thing seems to be quite happy with Me. I have not given “It” a name yet because I had no intention or keeping “It’. The trouble is that the children have returned to Their parents (not cat owners) and I have been left holding the bag, so to speak. “It” is a black and white female and seems to be growing after every meal. I just give “It” (I really will have to give “It” a name, won’t I?) water instead of milk and table scraps (mince, sausage, steak and canned sardines etc.). The thing is about 10 inches long (nose to base of the tail) and would appear to be healthy enough, albeit it always seems to be hungry. It has a ball to play with. What do I need to know?
My grandmas cat just passed away from diabeites (wich i heard is caused by obeasity) so now im worried for my cats health.
My cat is 41/2 years old and weighs 13lbs.
After her kitten stage i moved into a studio apartment so she didnt have much room to excercise, she ate all the time and just slept.
well I have been living in a house for a while now and she gets to excercise and I play with her often but she is not loosing any weight. I feed her the reccomended ammount on the back of the cat food bag. She eats the purina natural cat chow in the green bag. see link for details.
what can i change her food to so she can loose weight with out feeling hungary all the time?
she does pretty good with food changes so im not too worried about her liking the food im just worried about her feeling hungary.
anyone have some suggestions?
I am looking for something that works good and does not cost too much.
thanks!
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I also put her food on top of my dresser so she has to jump up there to get it and jump down after
excuse me #1 answer… no she is not fine she is overweight and i dont want her to get diabeites or anyother health problems because of her obeasity.
I wish i could take back your two points…
also i have toys for her she is active like anyother cat now but i want to change the food to help her shed some pounds
I have tried wet food and she will not eat it, she only eats dry food, any suggestions?
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