| Puppy Milk Replacer Formula Recipe & Fat Gaining Recipe for pregnant or lactating bitches or weight gain additive for high energy dogs (a few others as well!). |
| I have used this formula for the past 10 years for either supplemental feeding of pups or when the time is needed for you to take the place of the non lactating or deceased bitch. Hopefully it is never needed but if and when the time may come for it, it can literally be a life saver! I have completely raised both Rottweiler and Golden Retriever puppies on this formula. It is so absolutely superior to any pre-made version you can buy I cannot even put it into words. I have seen it take the smallest weakest pups and turn them into healthy monsters! I received this recipe a very long time ago from a German Shepard breeder (which I would love to give credit to if you ever find this page!!!) and it has completely set what I do now. |
| This weight gaining recipe is one that I use constantly. I do not use it to REPLACE the dogs food. This is an addition to their normal food. I mainly use it for bitches when they are carrying a litter or nursing one. I have not needed it as such but it would also be wonderful for a dog that has a hard time gaining weight or a working dog that could use a boost! I mix this all up in two HUGE (and I mean HUGE!) cooking bowls at a time and split the recipe between the two bowls. It is very messy and there is no way around it. So just get over it! ^_^ Once it's all mixed together, I fill up snack size freezer/zipper bags (about 3/4 to 1 cup), push all air out and pile them up in the freezer. Of course for smaller or larger dogs you can adjust the amount. This size just works well for me. When bitches are carrying puppies, I give 1 baggy a day for the first month. Then depending on the bitch, 2-3 baggies a day from then on (remainder of pregnancy and through weaning time of the puppies). I take them out of the freezer and place the desired amount of baggies into a bowl and into the refrigerator the night before so they stay cold but have time to thaw. Of course nothing here is set in stone. It can all be adjusted for your particular dogs needs but this is what I do 99% of the time. |
| PUPPY MILK REPLACER FORMULA / RECIPE |
| CANINE FAT / WEIGHT GAINING RECIPE |
BOTTLE FEEDING RECIPE
1. 12 oz. Can of evaporated milk or goats milk. Do NOT use any
other type of milk!
2. 3 oz. Sterilized water (not needed if you use goats milk)
3. 1 raw egg yolk (yolk only!)
4. 1 cup of whole yogurt ( I buy the organic with cream on top
version)
5. 1 tsp. of Karo Syrup
Whisk together and keep refrigerated. Discard any unused
portion in 5 days.
1. 12 oz. Can of evaporated milk or goats milk. Do NOT use any
other type of milk!
2. 3 oz. Sterilized water (not needed if you use goats milk)
3. 1 raw egg yolk (yolk only!)
4. 1 cup of whole yogurt ( I buy the organic with cream on top
version)
5. 1 tsp. of Karo Syrup
Whisk together and keep refrigerated. Discard any unused
portion in 5 days.
DOG WEIGHT GAIN RECIPE
1. 15 lbs. Hamburger Meat (highest fat possible, AKA Cheaper)
2. 1 jar of Wheat Germ Oil
3. 2 Boxes of (smashed up) Total Cereal
4. 12 eggs (raw)
5. 4 Blocks of Cream Cheese (room temp for easier mixing)
6. 2, 18 oz. jars of Peanut Butter
7. 3 cups of Oatmeal (soaked in Evaporated Milk)
8. 1/2 cup of Canola Veg. Oil
9. 1 tbsp. of Garlic
1. 15 lbs. Hamburger Meat (highest fat possible, AKA Cheaper)
2. 1 jar of Wheat Germ Oil
3. 2 Boxes of (smashed up) Total Cereal
4. 12 eggs (raw)
5. 4 Blocks of Cream Cheese (room temp for easier mixing)
6. 2, 18 oz. jars of Peanut Butter
7. 3 cups of Oatmeal (soaked in Evaporated Milk)
8. 1/2 cup of Canola Veg. Oil
9. 1 tbsp. of Garlic
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Doggie Ice Cream
32 oz. Vanilla Yogurt
1 Mashed Banana
2 tbsp. Smooth Peanut Butter
2 tbsp. Honey OR Karo Syrup
Blend
Mix in a blender then freeze in ice cube
trays
32 oz. Vanilla Yogurt
1 Mashed Banana
2 tbsp. Smooth Peanut Butter
2 tbsp. Honey OR Karo Syrup
Blend
Mix in a blender then freeze in ice cube
trays
2 eggs
1/2 cup canned pumpkin
2 tablespoons dry milk
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
2 1/2 cups brown rice flour *
1 teaspoon dried parsley (optional)
Preheat oven to 350.
In large bowl, whisk together eggs and pumpkin to
smooth. Stir in dry milk, sea salt, and dried parsley (if
using, optional). Add brown rice flour gradually,
combining with spatula or hands to form a stiff, dry
dough. Turn out onto lightly floured surface (can use
the brown rice flour) and if dough is still rough, briefly
knead and press to combine.
1/2 cup canned pumpkin
2 tablespoons dry milk
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
2 1/2 cups brown rice flour *
1 teaspoon dried parsley (optional)
Preheat oven to 350.
In large bowl, whisk together eggs and pumpkin to
smooth. Stir in dry milk, sea salt, and dried parsley (if
using, optional). Add brown rice flour gradually,
combining with spatula or hands to form a stiff, dry
dough. Turn out onto lightly floured surface (can use
the brown rice flour) and if dough is still rough, briefly
knead and press to combine.
All you need is five minutes prep time and a single raw
dog treats don’t get any healthier, easier or less
expensive than this.
DIRECTIONS
• Preheat oven to 250° F.
• Scrub the sweet potato or yam. No need to peel.
• Cut it into thin slices (the thinner the slice the shorter
the cooking time) and place on a cookie sheet in a
single layer.
• Bake in oven at 250° F for about 3 hours for slightly
chewy treats or bake slightly longer to get them
crunchy. Note: timing will vary according to the
thickness of your slices; just keep an eye on them. Or,
better yet, if you have a dehydrator, pop them in there
instead of the oven.
Tip
Sweet potatoes are a source of dietary fiber and
contain vitamin B6, vitamin C, beta carotene, and
manganese. Most dogs love the chewy sweetness of a
delish dehydrated sweet potato treat. And you can rest
easy knowing there’s no additives, preservatives or
anything extraneous added.
dog treats don’t get any healthier, easier or less
expensive than this.
DIRECTIONS
• Preheat oven to 250° F.
• Scrub the sweet potato or yam. No need to peel.
• Cut it into thin slices (the thinner the slice the shorter
the cooking time) and place on a cookie sheet in a
single layer.
• Bake in oven at 250° F for about 3 hours for slightly
chewy treats or bake slightly longer to get them
crunchy. Note: timing will vary according to the
thickness of your slices; just keep an eye on them. Or,
better yet, if you have a dehydrator, pop them in there
instead of the oven.
Tip
Sweet potatoes are a source of dietary fiber and
contain vitamin B6, vitamin C, beta carotene, and
manganese. Most dogs love the chewy sweetness of a
delish dehydrated sweet potato treat. And you can rest
easy knowing there’s no additives, preservatives or
anything extraneous added.