Gentle Chicken and Rice for Dogs with Sensitive Stomachs
This soothing recipe is designed for dogs experiencing upset stomachs or a lack of appetite. Using easily digestible chicken and rice, it provides a gentle meal that won't irritate your dog's digestive system. This recipe was recommended by veterinarians and is known to perk up dogs who refuse other foods. With its soft texture and mild flavor, dogs will often find it appealing enough to eat even when they're feeling under the weather. This low-fat and low-sodium meal promotes a quicker recovery. Remember to monitor your pet's progress, and consult with a vet if symptoms persist.
4
Servings
75
Calories
2
Ingredients
Ingredients
White Chicken Meat
8 ounces (Packed in water, do not drain)
Cooked Rice
3 cups (No additional seasoning, cooled)
Instructions
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1. In a large bowl, combine the white chicken meat (including the water from the can) with the cooked rice; ensure they're well-integrated into a uniform mixture.
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2. Serve based on your dog's size: 1/4 cup for small dogs, 1/2 cup for medium-sized dogs, and 1 cup for large dogs. If your dog seems to tolerate the food well and appears hungry, an additional 1/4, 1/2, or 1 cup can be provided accordingly.
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3. Opt for a large can of chicken, roughly 8 ounces or larger, to ensure sufficient volume for mixing.
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4. Preserve any uneaten portions in the refrigerator for future meals. Slightly warm the food before the next serving to remove chill and make it more palatable.
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5. Monitor your dog over the next day or two. Should there be no improvement, or if your pet's condition worsens, seek veterinary attention promptly.
Nutrition Information
0.75g
Fat
11.25g
Carbs
6.75g
Protein
15mg
Sodium
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary purpose of the Gentle Chicken and Rice recipe?
This recipe is specifically designed for dogs experiencing upset stomachs, sensitive digestive systems, or a lack of appetite.
Is this recipe recommended by professionals?
Yes, this recipe is recommended by veterinarians to help soothe a dog's digestive system.
What are the two main ingredients needed?
The recipe requires 8 ounces of white chicken meat packed in water and 3 cups of cooked, unseasoned rice.
How much should I feed a small dog?
A small dog should be served 1/4 cup of the mixture.
How much should I feed a medium-sized dog?
A medium-sized dog should be served 1/2 cup of the mixture.
How much should I feed a large dog?
A large dog should be served 1 cup of the mixture.
Can I give my dog more food if they are still hungry?
Yes, if your dog tolerates the food well and is still hungry, you can provide an additional 1/4, 1/2, or 1 cup based on their size.
Should I drain the water from the canned chicken?
No, you should include the water from the can when mixing it with the rice to ensure moisture and flavor.
How should the rice be prepared?
The rice should be cooked without any additional seasonings and allowed to cool before mixing.
How many servings does this recipe provide?
This recipe yields approximately 4 servings.
What is the fat content of this meal?
Each serving contains approximately 0.75g of fat, making it a low-fat option for recovery.
What is the sodium content per serving?
The recipe is low in sodium, containing only 15mg per serving.
How many calories are in one serving?
There are 75 calories per serving of this chicken and rice mixture.
What is the protein content per serving?
Each serving provides 6.75g of protein.
What is the carbohydrate content per serving?
Each serving contains 11.25g of carbohydrates.
How should I store leftovers?
Any uneaten portions should be preserved in the refrigerator for future meals.
Should I serve leftovers cold from the fridge?
It is recommended to slightly warm the food before serving to remove the chill and make it more palatable for the dog.
What should I do if my dog's condition doesn't improve?
Monitor your dog for 1-2 days; if there is no improvement or if their condition worsens, seek veterinary attention promptly.
Is this recipe suitable for dogs who refuse other foods?
Yes, it is known to perk up dogs who are otherwise refusing to eat because it is mild and appealing.
What type of chicken meat is best for this recipe?
White chicken meat is used because it is lean and easily digestible.
Does the recipe contain any fiber?
Based on the nutritional information provided, this specific recipe has negligible fiber content.
Is there any sugar in this recipe?
No, there is no sugar included in this gentle meal.
Can I use a larger can of chicken?
Yes, you can use a large can of chicken, roughly 8 ounces or larger, to ensure there is enough volume for mixing.
What is the texture of the meal?
The meal has a soft texture, which is easier for dogs to consume when they feel under the weather.
How many ingredients are in this recipe?
There are only 2 main ingredients: chicken and rice.
What are some common tags for this recipe?
Common tags include dog food, upset stomach, chicken and rice, pet care, and veterinarian recommended.
Does this recipe help with recovery?
Yes, this low-fat and low-sodium meal is designed to promote a quicker recovery for dogs with digestive issues.
Is the chicken prepared in a specific way?
The recipe suggests using canned white chicken meat packed in water for ease of preparation.
How well should the chicken and rice be mixed?
They should be well-integrated into a uniform mixture to ensure consistent nutrition and ease of eating.
Is there any cholesterol in this recipe?
The nutritional data provided does not list cholesterol, indicating it is likely low due to the use of lean chicken and rice.