Re: DOGS: Feeding the SCOBY's

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If it's a joke, it's a funny one!

--- Baker wrote:

>

> >3 weeks pass, the dog throws up on the carpet. Then

> the next day he

> >throws up again and WHAT IS IN THE MIDDLE OF HIS

> PUKE???

> >

> >A huge fully expanded scoby in one big piece and

> not at all pleasant

> >smelling.

> >

> >My poor dog!! These things grow, in sewers and in

> bellies!!

> >

> >I have always fed him the baby scobies with no

> probs, but drying and

> >feeding an adult scoby did not work for me.

>

> I'm reckoning you're making a joke about it growing,

> because it didn't

> grow, and doesn't grow in that environment. It did,

> however, rehydrate in

> your dog's stomach. I think giving small pieces is

> better, particularly

> for a dog that doesn't really chew. And there is

> nothing to gain by drying

> them unless a dog really likes to settle in for a

> good chew. Otherwise,

> small pieces of fresh SCOBY would be much

> preferable. The dog swallowed

> the dried SCOBY whole, which then couldn't be

> digested. In smaller pieces,

> it will pass through.

>

> --V

>

>

>

> ~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

> --A.J. Muste

>

>

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