The dog (Augie) has food allergies, we've had him on Royal Canin, Hydrolyzed protein:Venison, now he's cleared up, and I need to start feeding him "real" food.
-Chicken seems to be a culprit, also, had1 milkbone and got hot spots.
One ancient cat (Little Bits) with Kidney disease, needs low phosphorous. Can only eat small amounts at a time or he throws up, so needs to eat several small meals. Loves raw beef, and promptly vomits it up.
Belle: had high blood sugar, so no grain. (presumably not diabetic, but on Prednisolone for past year) Loves kibble & raw chicken.
I cannot go one trying to feed them separately and throwing away a fortune in small canned cat food that they will only eat at one sitting.
I have made my cats food for 10 years, and had no problems, but as the dog cannot have chicken, I want to transition them to a different protein, but hopefully the same one so I can make the food at the same time and there won't be a problem when he cleans off their plates.
I've begun to give Augie LID kibble with the Royal Canin so it's a gradual transition, and homemade venison & vegies etc mixed in.
Any suggestions? What is gentle on the digestive tract, not too bad for kidneys?
AND Augie is a 70 lb dog so he eats a lot!
-Chicken seems to be a culprit, also, had1 milkbone and got hot spots.
One ancient cat (Little Bits) with Kidney disease, needs low phosphorous. Can only eat small amounts at a time or he throws up, so needs to eat several small meals. Loves raw beef, and promptly vomits it up.
Belle: had high blood sugar, so no grain. (presumably not diabetic, but on Prednisolone for past year) Loves kibble & raw chicken.
I cannot go one trying to feed them separately and throwing away a fortune in small canned cat food that they will only eat at one sitting.
I have made my cats food for 10 years, and had no problems, but as the dog cannot have chicken, I want to transition them to a different protein, but hopefully the same one so I can make the food at the same time and there won't be a problem when he cleans off their plates.
I've begun to give Augie LID kibble with the Royal Canin so it's a gradual transition, and homemade venison & vegies etc mixed in.
Any suggestions? What is gentle on the digestive tract, not too bad for kidneys?
AND Augie is a 70 lb dog so he eats a lot!
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