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Opals Stuff
This will just be an album about stuff related to Opal as she raises her puppies.
Date(s): March 28, 2007. Album by Noelle Arnzen. 1 - 7 of 7 Total. 112 Visits.
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Opals Lunch

Ingredience:
Quality Dog Food
2 TBS Cottage Cheese
sm handfull of Spinach
1/2 Large Carrot

and a Suppliment on top

For Dinner we sub out "Blueberries" insted of the carrot

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Yummie!

Did you know?

Blueberries are by far the greatest common whole food source of eye/vision and brain/mind  protecting antioxidant flavinoids, being full of blue anthocyanins.

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1st thing gone is always what we call the cookie (her suppliment)

Did you know?
too much good for me to write
but you can read all about it here

http://www.nuvet.com/ingredients.asp

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Next the Cottage Cheese

Did you know?
cottage cheese will help add
extra protein to her diet.

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here she has a mouth full of leafy greens (her Spinach)

Did you know?
Green leafy vegetables are well known as being high in bone building calcium. Eating dark green leafy greens have a protective effect against coronary heart disease.

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cleaning those teeth with her Carrot

Did you know?
More Than Healthy Vision
An English-Danish study has found that a component of carrots called falcarinol may be able to prevent cancer. The vitamin A to boost the immune system. Some of the carotenoids like zeaxanthin and lutein are important for preventing cataracts and macular degeneration.

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Last to go is the dog food.

Just think of the great milk she is producing for her puppies with a diet like this.

After her surgery heals (in aprox 3 weeks) She will also be getting a Fish Oil Cap, rich in Omegas, daily.

Did you know?
Dietary fatty acid balance can influence the inflammatory response in the skin, joints and tissues and modifies white blood cell responses to inflammation

 
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Opal is eating better than me! WOW! It looks fabulous! I'll have to get Annie & Riley on that program! Do you deliver?
 - Erika, Sat, 31 Mar 2007 10:39AM
 
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