Not eating meat on good friday
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Sir i have 9 months old labrador name Marley, from last 2 weeks he is not eating properly. we are strict vegetarian and we can not bring any nonveg item at home to eat, he was very nice for rice or chapati with milk even fruits or milkshake from last 2 weeks he doesnot like milk or even rice, we tried to give with curd then also no.he eat dry Rotis but if we give with milk or curd or with water he will not eat.
I have a 7 yr old Min Pin who is not eating. Last Wed-Friday he was eating next to nothing, had a fever and was lethargic. He went to the vet Sat and his white blood cell count was almost non-existant. he was put on antibiotics. he was no better so I had him admitted for hospitalization on Mon morning. He was pumped with fluids and antibiotics for two days. Achest x-ray showed a shadow on his bronchial tube that the doctor said might be pneumonia.
well, the other day i fed my puppy a piece of chicken thinking he would just eat the meat around the bone and he ended up choking on the bone.. he had spit out some of the bone but i am concerned he might have damaged something in his throat. he hasnt been eating or drinking and he is becoming extremely skinny.. what do i do?
Whether one does better on meat or not is an individual thing. Eating too much isn't a good idea, and not all meat is created equal -- beef and pork, for example, are very high in fat, whereas buffalo and venison are lower in fat than many vegetarian foods. Just depends on what you eat and how well you digest it. Some are born to be vegetarian, some are not just as a few people are born with the enzyme to digest dairy but most people aren't. We're not all the same.
His weight is on the 50th percentile and his height is on the 25th percentile for his age which indicates that he is normal for his age. Whatever he is eating, it is keeping his weight within a good range. Some children do not 'out grow' this picky eating until they are in their teens. It can be frustrating. Sometimes engaging him in the kitchen more may increase his interest in food. Children love to be a part of making food.
And just because some people say its ok or theyve done it and nothing has happened doesnt mean u are in the clear u are taking a risk....do your research....
So long as you aren't experiencing symptoms of an illness, I would not panic. It's true that undercooked meat is bad, but do try not to worry, because even doctors can't really do anything at this stage in the game unless you're showing signs of illness. The human body is amazingly resiliant when considering all the things we often do to ourselves. If you are more or less healthy, there is actually a very good chance you won't even get sick.
I didn't have a problem with deli meat during my previous pregnancies. Doctors are worried about listeria, but listeria can be found in produce products as well. I'm not going to starve or worry myself to death. I just make sure I know what I am eating and that I can trust the source.
Hard to recommend, but for sure your dog must drink water, try to get some water down if the dog isn't drinking water.
Do you have some food, especially meat, that you can share with him. Dogs in general love meat. You don't have to make a meal for him just something to get him started. When I say meat, I mean red meat, chicken and fish.
Ahhhhhh I absolutely love turkey and ham sandwiches and my Dr told me not to eat them too :'( he said so u don't get listeria. I crave them soooooo much and eat them every once in a while. Before he told me not to eat them I had a turkey sandwich every other day. I'm trying not to eat them now. He said if u heat up the meat then that is OK, but I want the turkey cold!! :( I'm 14 wks and this is gonna b a LONG pregnancy!!!
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