Expert: English Bulldogs ( Marie ) e-mail me at mpmaltese@gmail.com - 9/2/2009

Question
What is the usual weight for a 6 month old female English Bulldog?  She weighs 25 lbs and the vet said she doesn't weight enough, but even now she looks chunky in some areas.

Answer
Jessica - Yes, she needs to gain at least 5 to 8 pounds.
HOW about cooking some doggie meatballs and giving a supplement/ vitamin.
SEE here:
EASY to make!

DOG MEATBALLS-

Dog Dog Food Recipe by Michele, provided to her by her vet.

Ground chicken 1 lb
Ground beef   1 lb
4% small curd cottage cheese
2 cups quaker oats soaked in low sodium chicken broth
peas
string beans
2 tablespoons salmon or fish oil (health food store or break open capsules from grocery store)
2 eggs
2 boiled yams or sweet potatoes -this is great protein and helps keep everything moist.


Mix together and make into meatballs the size of your dogs portion.
Bake them at 350 until they are completely done.

Freeze into bags and warm up in microwave until warm and serve.
They should love it and it is all digested so there is very little waste and smell.
I hope this recipe helps.


Vitamin****- give 1 NuVET wafer per day ....
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Let me know if she LOVES the meat balls... ????
Give 4-5 good sized meatballs per day / They can be frozen..
Make up a batch every 2 weeks and Freeze.



Keep me posted at my private e-mail below.

Marie Peppers LPN MA
ask the Pet Nurse
mtnmom@gci.net