Subj : Ravioli
To : Carol Shenkenberger
From : Ruth Haffly
Date : Sat May 25 2024 11:41:30
Hi Carol,
> > Nothing left for the dogs?
> CS> Oh, my poor Dog Jack! He's rescue and apparently never had a dental.
> CS> 5 teeth extracted (1,149$!!). He's almost 9 and had to be done, but
> CS> gosh, even the cat is being nice to him today.
> Poor puppy! No more gnawing on rawhide treats, pig's ears (that was
> Sam's--our cocker spaniel--favorite) and so on. Hopefully he has enough
> teeth yet that he can crunch on dry foods; the idea of wet dog food for
> the rest of his life is probably not very appealing.
CS> They say crunchy in one more week for Gentle Jack. I am swapping his
CS> kibble to a new 'limited diet' used for dog food allergies. He's on
CS> wheat, corn and soy free right now but it's not handling the allergies
CS> fully. The vet is saying now there's something odd about the beagles,
CS> like a bad backyard breeder?
I never had a beagle so couldn't answer if they have allergy quirks or
not. When Sam got older, he liked his dry kibble moistened a bit. If we
had it on hand, we'd use broth or gravy but he would be happy with just
water on it. We'd occaisionally give him canned dog food, usually when
we had to hide a pill--gave him just enough to hide the pill and mix it
in with the dry food,
As far as sweet cole slaw--my MIL gave me the cole slaw recipe I make
99% of the time; it has just a sprinkle (maybe a tablespoon, at most,)
of sugar. Otherwise, it's cabbage, shredded carrot, pineapple, little
bits each of s&P, pineapple juice and mayo. I'll usually use crushed
pineapple or cut up rings/tidbits into small pieces. Best cole slaw I've
ever tasted and the one we judge others by.
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Catch you later,
Ruth
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