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| Name | Cooking for my dog with Kidney disease |
| Video Uploader | Video From SoTres |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 02-01-2019 22:27:28 |
| Video Discription | FULL RECIPE, DIET, SUPPLEMENT and TREAT INFO ALL BELOW after disclaimer. I'm not a veterinarian. I am merely sharing what I do for my 15 yr old dog who has had kidney disease now for 3 yrs. She also gets acupuncture monthly. She has gone from stage 2 to early stage one (just outside normal rangers) an held steady for over 2+yrs now on this diet and with these supplements. I am working with a holistic vet who has approved this and these supplements for her. Please make sure you run all these things by your vet as your dog may have other requirements and adjustments may need to be made for your case. Always get your dogs kidney values/blood work checked every 3 months. Recipe makes 20 meals for a 25-30lb dog - 1 and 1/2 cups a day (I split that into 2 meals a day) so a 3 cup tray makes 2 breakfast and 2 dinner portions. recipe adapted from https://eatswritesshoots.com/2014/06/16/recipe-for-low-phosphorus-dog-food-caring-for-a-dog-with-chronic-renal-failure/ List of low Phosphorous foods: https://thrive.kaiserpermanente.org/care-near-you/northern-california/gsaa/wp-content/uploads/sites/18/2015/11/Phosphorous-Foods_tcm28-602162.pdf This recipe in the video- INGREDIENTS (when you can use organic) (substitutes for items listed after) * 4bs lean ground beef 96%fat free beef (I get at trader joes) (you can use 90 or 92% fat free but for my dog who was prone to pancreatitis this was recommended by my vet) * 2 pints liquid egg white * 2 bags (1lb each) organic green beens to steam * 4cups WHITE rice (in 8 cups water_) cooked (not brown) * 3lb bag organic sweet potato (bake and remove skin) * 3 cups canned pumpkin (1 ½ cans) * 6 tablespoons coconut oil (small clove of garlic is optional) please read this 1st before adding garlic: Not all dogs should have: https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/garlic-for-dogs-poison-or-medicine/ cook all the above and mix in food processor - add in blend again well - cool the put in 3 cup size glass trays. Freeze. 1 1/2 cup portion is a full days portion above makes 10 - 3cup trays. Good for 20 meals (1 tray is 2 days food) If your dog has liver issues stick to the lowest fat beef. Most dog can use basic 90% fat free beef Meals should not be microwaved. Thaw overnight in fridge. You can boil some filtered water to add to make warmer if needed. If you can't use above ingredients this is a LIST OF ALTERNATIVE INGREDIENTS TO WORK WITH -get organic when you can. Protein Sources: Lean Ground Beef; duck; white fish; and egg whites; ground pork (moderate, but tasty) → all good choices because of the ratio of fat to phosphorus Fat: Coconut oil (high in good fat, but low in vitamin D); alternatively, avocado oil Veggie Sources: Green beans; collards or kale (collards are lower in phosphorus than kale, but kale is richer in almost every other source of vitamin); broccoli (in limited amounts for flavor) Carbs: Sweet potato; acorn squash; pumpkin (high in potassium); carrots and apples, skin on, in moderation → all (except the apples) should be boiled/steamed — water discarded because the water leaches out the phosphorus Fibre/Carbs: White rice; pearled barley; tapioca pearls. → contrary to what we might think, refined grains are lower in phosphorus so better in these diets than whole grains --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Supplements I add to each meal (I feed twice a day) Omega Via 500EPA fish oil (only ONE a day) A good probiotic like Miracle Probiotic powder (on amazon) or Wholistic Canine Complete Digest all PLUS. 1/4th teaspoon standard process renal support 1/4th teaspoon standard process hepatic support (if you want to support your dogs liver depending on blood values) 1 tsp acacia fiber recommended as sometimes dogs could be binded by the rice. You can adapt amount as needed. Vetri Science Renal support chews. holistic vet recommends giving double the recommended dose. We give one after each meal as a treat. Your vet may sell these or you can find on www.idealpetx.com/ Treats: Mattie’s dog biscuits - by on amazon https://www.amazon.com/Matties-healthy-treats-kidney-disease/dp/B00FBC7MCQ/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1546467686&sr=8-3&keywords=matties+dog+treats FROZEN CUBES made with HONEST KITCHEN KEEN I water it down lots and make flavored ice cubes to put in Kongs, so she gets a low phos treat and extra water and extra calories. My other dog loves it too. I also make frozen dog cookies this is from animal hospital recipe. Both my dogs love. Not just for dogs with CKD mix 3 cups white rice flour 2 cups water ½ cup honey 4 cups organic quick oats (dry) 2 TSP of each: cinnamon, Turmeric and ginger Can of pumpkin mix well and roll out and cut into squares or cut into shapes, bake for 15 mins at 350degrees. Cool and freeze - keep in bag in freezer and feed frozen PS do NOT give any shots/vaccinations -avoid fleas/ticks chemicals. q3Uvu3L1xGA |
| Category | Pets & Animals |
| Tags | Canine Kidney Disease | food for dogs with kidney disease | Dog kidney | CKD | Dog kidney disease | diet for dogs with kidney disease |
