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Here are some recipes for your Greyhound(s). Email us if you have a recipe you would like to share. |
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| The first has been proven to help bring creatin levels in the blood into a normal range. The second is used for treats or to fatten up a very skinny Greyhound. Remember not to put too much weight on your Grey. |
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| GOOD FOR THE KIDNEYS
Single serving 3 slices of white bread 2 cups cooked white rice ¼ cup oatmeal Only mix in the next three ingredients if you are making 6 or less servings ¼ lbs raw ground meat (hamburger) 1 boiled/scrambled egg (save the eggshell, let dry, then finely grind) (Leave the meat and egg chunky.) 1 tsp. ground eggshell (calcium carbonate) If you make up more than six servings, do not mix the ground beef, boiled or scrambled egg and eggshell 'till close to serving time. We make approx. 20 servings at a time then as we need it, we make up six servings adding the beef, egg and eggshell. We have two Greys that get this twice a day so we only have to mix it every three days. Download Recipe |
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SATIN BALLS
10 lbs. hamburger meat (cheapest kind) 1 lg. box of Total cereal (or comparable natural brand) 1 lg. box oatmeal 1 jar of wheat germ 1 ¼ cup veg. oil 1 ¼ cup of unsulfured molasses 10 raw eggs 10 envelopes of unflavored gelatin pinch of salt Mix all ingredients together, much like you would a meatloaf. Divide into 10-quart freezer bags and freeze. Thaw as needed. Satin Balls is a total canine diet. It can be fed by itself or as a supplement, for however long you wish. It will put weight on a dog in a few days. Download Recipe |
 
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