What is the best thing to feed a dog when you run out of dog food?

Answer 1

You can probably give him/her plain cooked meat. Cooked white fish is also ideal. A small amount of rice will also do no harm.

However, because these foods on their own are not a complete meal, it is ideal that this is for the short term. Be sure to purchase more dog food as soon as you are able so the dog gets all the nutrients it needs.

Answer 2

Well, if you cannot feed a dog, you shouldn't really have one. However, if you are just dying to keep the pooch, here is what people fed their dogs before there were any dog food compainies: they often fed them meat, or at least meat scrapes. Because there was no food specifically made for dogs at the time, people fed their dogs the left-over table scrapes. Though it isn't, today, their healthiest diet, it is better than starving! What I suggest, if youare wanting to keep the dog, is to cook the food yourself. It is healthier (and yes, more expensive). There are many recipes for home -made dog food, but almost all of them should or do contain bits of meat, oil, vegetables, and wheat. Go ahead and try to find your dog's favorite meat type, veggie type, and wheat type. Make sure you change his/her diet slowly and make sure he/she doesn't show any signs of food Allergies (throwing up, hacking, unusual pains, etc.).

Answer 3

Plain meat, such as chicken or beef. You can add a little rice if you wish. Oily fish, pro-biotic yoghurt, or an egg are also healthy snacks.

Fruit or vegetables in very small amounts may be tolerated. Never feed onions, garlic, raw potatoes or tomatoes, raisins or grapes. These can be fatal.

Answer 4

Plain meat such as raw or cooked chicken, turkey or beef make good substitutes. Oily fish, an egg or two and a small amount of rice (if tolerated) and vegetables such as carrots can also become a healthy snack.

Answer 5

A safe alternative, if you run out of dog food, is usually cooked chicken breast and rice.

Answer 6

stew is sufficient until you can take the dog somewhere or buy some dog food.