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Dog Recipe Book: Surviving a Liver Shunt - low protein dog recipe book - digestive care for dogs
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M**e M**e
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Amazing book to help me with meals for my dog with a liver shunt, we love it! Much more vareity than what we've been feeding him previously😊
22 November 2024
A**t
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Great easy to follow recipes, my dog has started enjoying food again Would definitely recommend.
20 November 2024
L**y
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Really helpful book which has provided comfort during a stressful time of my dogs diagnosis and lots of lovely recipes to choose from!
29 April 2025
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LanguageEnglish
Quantity Per Pack1
PublisherIndependent Publishing Network
ISBN/ISSN9781836542582
Number of Pages44
Year2024
Edition TypeRegular Edition
Cover TypeSoft Cover
AuthorMaria Tosh and Molly Tosh
Product description
Surviving a liver shunt - Dog recipe book
Has your beloved dog been diagnosed with a liver shunt? Are they not eating their prescription kibble or wet food? Look no further as we have created 14 low protein recipes to feed in addition to your digestive prescribed food.
Our dog Barney was diagnosed at just 4 months old. He did not want to eat the prescription food from the vets and was severely under weight and anaemic. We started home cooking for him and he started to love food again. We also got him back to a healthy weight, and he had his energy back. At the time of the book going to press Barney is nearly a year and a half.
We have created this book for anybody who is in the same situation. If you want to medically manage your liver shunt dog without surgery then you have come to the right place.
The book is A5 and wiro bound with wipeable pages to make it easy to use for everyone!
Happy cooking ❤️
🔥Important information
After extensive research we have discovered that the recipes in our book are also suitable for Cats with liver shunts. Even though the book is based upon our dog with a liver shunt, our dog is a toy breed therefore the recipe portions are suitable for cats. There is one recipe on page 14 which contains tomatoes, which are not suitable for cats due to it containing solanine, which is poisonous to cats. Other than this the book is suitable for your feline companions.
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