Buddy’s Homemade Dog Food for Cancer Diary - Day 5
This is Buddy’s daily food diary for a one week period. His daily supplements are listed in Cancer Diary - Day 1
Wednesday
Breakfast
- 1/4 cup organic free range boneless skinless chicken breast -cooked in organic chicken broth and chopped;
- 1/4 cup finely chopped steamed asparagus;
- 1 tsp flax oil cottage cheese mixture - The Budwig Protocol;
- 1 Tbsp organic fat-free plain yogurt.
Afternoon Snack and Meds
- Buddy had some fresh watermelon as a snack today.
Supper
- 1/3 cup organic free-range boneless skinless chicken breast -cooked in organic chicken broth and chopped;
- 1/4 cup finely chopped steamed asparagus;
- 1 tsp flax oil cottage cheese mixture - The Budwig Protocol;
- 1 Tbsp organic fat-free plain yogurt.
8:30 Snack
- 3 one inch squares organic drug-free beef liver. (With his turmeric capsule in the liver)
He seems to be feeling well today. I gave him a regular size supper tonight and his belly seems slightly distended from that. Maybe even this is too much or something else is going on. 
I put some of my Bio-K probiotic drink in his supper, he gets lots of animal based digestive enzymes, some from Berte’s Immune Blend, and more from another whole pill. Could be the slight increase in vegetables, but he’s usually pretty good with asparagus. He does have gas tonight! His stomach is very sensitive! I did give him some chick peas for his dessert. He sits at the table with us and usually eats some veggies while we’re having dinner. Yes he’s spoiled but I love him and it’s not hurting anybody.
We went for a walk in the woods tonight and he slowed down after a bit so he’s still not quite as well as he could be. I’ve noticed his back and hind end area getting kind of hard. That can’t be a good sign but I’ve no idea what it means.
I called the vet to order some more of Buddy’s tinctures. Have to drive up there next Monday because they won’t ship it out. It’s over an hour from here too. Oh well, hope it’s a nice day! It really is a nice rural area with little towns here and there. My holistic vet is close to 70 years old and has a 90 acre farm with about 20 horses, chickens, dogs, a bird and I’m not sure what else. It’s a very interesting place to visit. I’m afraid of not being able to see her in case of an emergency. I will have to ask her if the local clinic could call her to consult in case, just in case.
