[Dailydrool] Artie is eating again!

[KR1204 at aol.com]

Well, Ellie- you are completely trained. Not only cooking for Artie but  
soliciting recipes too! I have always cooked for my bassets. When I got my 
first  basset, her breeder Peg Walton, wrote on the instructions that I was to 
cook  rice, meat and veggies and feed with her kibble. My gang gets rice,  
hamburger, carrots, green beans and what ever other leftovers I find for the  
pot. Sometimes when it has cooled, I mix in plain unflavored yogurt. An ice 
 cream scoop full goes on everybody's kibble. Fosters have thoroughly 
enjoyed it  also. 
Yes, you will find a can or two of Alpo in the cupboard for when I am  
seriously behind but that is rare. Wellness does make a canned food that is 90%  
meat but it is pricey. I get that for bassets who need to be on soft food 
for a  day or two (like after a dental) or if one is not feeling well or when 
I go to  the Boardwaddle and transporting home cooked food is a pain. 
Kathy with Crackers, Loki and Jordan
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