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Cats
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A
Very Meaty Meal
You will need:
can of tuna
1 peice of chicken (3 by 4inch.)
2 peices of turkey ham lunchmeat
Directions
Okay,
first of all get a plate, and a bowl. Open the
can of tuna, and squeeze the tuna juice into
the bowl, after your finished with that. Scoop
the tuna onto the plate so its mildy flattened,
and spread it all over the plate. Then,take
the peice of chicken, and cut it up into 5 peices
(should be in the shape of squares). Lay the
squares
of
chicken down on the tuna. After this, take the
turkey ham lunchmeat and stack the two peices
on top of eachother, and cut it in half, but
2 halfs on one side of the plate, and the other
2 halfs on the other side of the plate. After
this, get the tuna juice that is in the bowl
and sprinkle it all over the plate. Finally,
serve this meaty meal to your kitten or cat,
and they shall enjoy!
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Bowl
O' Yum
A yummy Dessert Food for A special friend
Directions
You Will Need:
1
small handfull of dry or wet dog food(I prefer
wet,but its your choice)
3
broken or crumbled dog treats
1
small dish
1
large scoop of peanut butter,any kind
Lay
the dog food on the bottom of the dish.Mix in
the dog treats. Last spread the peanut butter
over the treat/food mixture evenly.(You may
want to cool the the dessert in the rifrigerator
for 15 min.)(You can put a candle at the top
for any speical ocassion)
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Fancy
Soup
Your cat may love this but this is great on
that special birthday. Not an everyday thing!
You will need:
1
hard boiled egg (no oil just hard boiled)
1 raw egg (dont worry you will boil it later)
7 large pinches of garlic
Chop
and serve!
Beefy
Goodness
Beef
based snackin happiness for your cat:
1/2
cup raw trimmed beef
1 few tablespoons of beef broth (NOT the canned
or cubed variety either!)
2 tablespoons cooked oatmeal
1 tablespoon dried barley grass powder (This
can be purchased at a pet food store)
1 cooked minced veggie (your pets choice)
Cook
raw trimmed beef in just enough broth to cover,
over medium to low heat. When beef is cooked
thru shred with fork and mix with the broth
in which it was cooked. Add the minced veggie
(carrots are good with this one) and the barley
grass powder. Stir well. Last add the oatmeal
to achieve the consistancy that your cat likes.
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Beagle
Buffet
Simple
dinner for any dog. It adds a nice sheen to
the coat and makes for healthy eyes and heart.
A meal that any owner would be more than happy
to feed to his Best Friend.
1
cup brown rice
grated carrots (add as much as you like.. it's
great for dogs!)
1 tablespoon parsley
1/2 cup peas
one whole yam (sweet potato)
Combine
the rice, carrots, parsley, and peas in a rice
cooker. Cook as one would normally cook plain
rice; do not use salt; it gives dogs coronaries.
As
the rice is cooking, boil the sweet potato in
water. When it is tender (if a knife goes through
the yam without forcing, it is ready), remove
from water, peel, and mash.
Mix
the rice meal well with the yams. Serve warm.
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If you would like to add some meat to this meal,
I recommend very lean ground beef or turkey
- I prefer turkey, because dogs don't need very
much red meat in their diet. Shape a 1/2 pound
of meat into a pattie and grill. Do not fry.
Add to the rice meal.
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Chocolate
is dangerous for pets
Give
chocolate to loved ones, and you could end up poisoning
them. That is, if the loved ones are your pets.
Even
small amounts of theobromine, an ingredient in chocolate,
can cause vomiting and restlessness in pets. Larger
doses can be fatal. While most pet owners expect a
dog to develop an upset stomach after eating a large
amount of chocolate, few realize its toxic potential.
The
lethal dose of theobromine depends on the size of
the dog and the type of chocolate. Ounce for ounce,
baking chocolate has six to nine times as much of
the substance as milk chocolate does.
Estimates
of the smallest amounts that can be fatal are:
4
to 10 ounces of milk chocolate or 1/2 to 1 ounce of
baking chocolate for small dogs, such as Chihuahuas
and toy poodles.
1 to 1 1/2 pounds of milk chocolate or 2 to 3 ounces
of baking chocolate for medium-sized dogs, like cocker
spaniels and dachshunds.
2 to 4 1/2 pounds of milk chocolate or 4 to 8 ounces
of baking chocolate for large dogs, including collies
and Labrador retrievers.
Cats have much different eating habits and seldom
are poisoned by chocolate.
While a very small amount of chocolate may not harm
some dogs, it's safest to avoid giving it to them
at all. If an accident occurs, a veterinarian should
be consulted. Treatment may require inducing vomiting,
stabilizing the animal's heartbeat and respiration,
controlling seizures and slowing the absorption of
theobromine. If the animal already is comatose, its
stomach may need to be pumped.
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