Oh my....that is a housefull....LOL. Are they all chis except the pap?

Jeannine wrote:

I cook 10 lbs of chicken every other day, feed 5 lbs a night. It cooks on the propane grill outside in a big pot so it doesn't use the 3 or 4 hours of electricity inside, I add 1 cup rice to 3 cups water and put in microwave for 30 minutes, and mix in with the broth of cooked chicken, I pour out most of the broth first, Also I add white potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots or any other palatable thing I might have on hand to the chicken while it's cooking. I have 10 dogs, females, and 2 males, not counting my neutered Papillon. And they love it. They get that once a day at bedtime when they go out to the big kennel and go to bed. When I lock the kennel door they are eating. The next morning I let them out to run and play in the back yard (1/2 acre) privacy fenced. Then the back door stays open all day all year round and they run in and out all day and play and most use the bathroom outside. The little ones use the paper if they are too small to go outside.
Jeannine

*/dasha48 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:

    *I don't know about canned people stew because our canned soups
    are loaded with so much sodium. But that sounds good that you fixed*
*Sheila* **
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    *From:* [email protected]
    [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *address2000
    *Sent:* Wednesday, March 21, 2007 11:00 PM
    *To:* [email protected]
    *Subject:* Re: [Chihuahuas] legal actions for recalled food?

    I agree, I'm concerned too because the dry food has wheat gulten
    too. If that was even the cause of the problem. The last I heard
    they suspected the wheat gluten but were not sure. I checked the
    ingredients on my dogs O'Roy, jerky treats and they have wheat
    gluten too. So I bought a different treat without it. My vet said
    today to make rice with boiled chicken, so I will try that
    tomorrow. Today I made rice, made a gravy useing canned beef broth
    and thickened with flour, scrambeled 2 eggs with 2 tablespoons of
    olive oil, and mixed it all together with about 1/4 lb of cooked
    hamburg. It made enough for today and tomorrow morning. My very
    picky, old cat was eating it out of the pan while I was trying to
    dish it up for all of them. They all scrafed it right down. I hate
    making such a drastic change in their food all at once but at
    least I know what is in this food.  My daughter suggested mixing
    canned people stew with rice, but I'll have to check the lable for
    onion powder. I'm going to try making some with rice and tuna
    also, since they all love tuna.

    marsha wrote:

    There have been a lot added since the original recall. Which is
    why I am concerned it may eventually be linked to dry as well. I
    am concerned right now because my cat has not been acting well
    for a week. Prior to the recall I noticed it, but since the
    recall I have really become concerned. The food she eats so far
    is not on the recall list, but some varieties of the same brand
    are......so I can't help but be concerned.
Marsha ----- Original Message -----

        *From:* address2000 <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
        *To:* [email protected]
        <mailto:[email protected]>
        *Sent:* Wednesday, March 21, 2007 12:15 PM
        *Subject:* Re: [Chihuahuas] legal actions for recalled food?

        I just hear on Fox news that a lady in Chicago, whose cat
        died, is filing a law suit against Menu Foods. I thought I
        was safe with useing my Mighty Dog food because it was not on
        the list sat. morn. Then I heard a report on TV that said
        there was more brands than what I had seen on the list, so I
        checked the list again and Mighty Dog pouches was on the
        list. I use cans, but I'm not so sure that they r safe
        either. Will they be adding more to the list? I'm with u, I
        think people food is the only safe way to go for now. They'll
        probably be so spoiled by real food we won't be able to get
        them eating dog food again.

        marsha Taylor wrote:

Here is an article re a chi dying of the tainted foods. The
        article is in a legal online site and there is a link at the
        bottom to contact a lawyer if your pet has become ill or
        died as a result....this may be heading for a class action
        suit, so if you have been effected...contact an attorney!
http://www.lawyersandsettlements.com/articles/00682/puppy-death.html
        <http://www.lawyersandsettlements.com/articles/00682/puppy-death.html>
Marsha

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