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  1. I couldn't find anything worth commenting on, so I'm making a post to throw
    in my Robochallenge stats.

    I'm still using Fucothin.

    My dog's vet told me to make him some rice. So, I made rice for the first
    time in four years. The dog gave it two sniffs and went back to bed.

    I found a new source of gray market liquid sucralose. It comes in a glass
    bottle with an eyedropper. It seems to be less concentrated than
    sweetzfree. That makes 3 known sources.

    A friend sent me an old photo from an Asian restaurant:
    http://techmart.com/~cubit/Before_rjk2.JPG

    Cubit
    190/162.6/160

    Mr. Delorie's Robochallenge:
    http://www.delorie.com/health/adslc/

  2. Cubit said:

    My dog's vet told me to make him some rice.

    Why?

    Marsha/Ohio

  3. Cubit said:

    I couldn't find anything worth commenting on, so I'm making a post to throw
    in my Robochallenge stats.

    I'm still using Fucothin.

    My dog's vet told me to make him some rice. So, I made rice for the first
    time in four years. The dog gave it two sniffs and went back to bed.

    Vets are paid in food now? Kewl!

    Okay -- seriously --

    Is it for digestive troubles?

    We had a dog we had to do that for -- rice and ground lamb (boiled).
    The smell was horrid -- but he ate it. Mix the rice with his dog
    food?
    BlueBrooke
    254/239/135 since 31/12/2007

  4. My dog had diarrhea for several days. The rice was supposed to make nice
    poops.

    "Marsha" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Cubit said:

    My dog's vet told me to make him some rice.

    Why?

    Marsha/Ohio

  5. Mixing with the other dogfood might have worked, but the vet said to not
    even add oil to the rice.

    (The vet is a woman, so I didn't see the ambiguity in my post. hehehe)

    "BlueBrooke" <.@.> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Cubit said:

    I couldn't find anything worth commenting on, so I'm making a post to
    throw
    in my Robochallenge stats.

    I'm still using Fucothin.

    My dog's vet told me to make him some rice. So, I made rice for the first
    time in four years. The dog gave it two sniffs and went back to bed.

    Vets are paid in food now? Kewl!

    Okay -- seriously --

    Is it for digestive troubles?

    We had a dog we had to do that for -- rice and ground lamb (boiled).
    The smell was horrid -- but he ate it. Mix the rice with his dog
    food?
    BlueBrooke
    254/239/135 since 31/12/2007

  6. Cubit said:

    Mixing with the other dogfood might have worked, but the vet said to not
    even add oil to the rice.

    I see now, since you mentioned he had diarrhea. But I can also
    understand him not wanting to eat "plain" rice -- yuck! LOL! Hope
    he's okay now.

    Quoted message said:

    (The vet is a woman, so I didn't see the ambiguity in my post. hehehe)

    (Then thank goodness I did -- was much more fun that way. <g>😉

    --
    BlueBrooke
    254/237/135 since 31/12/2007

  7. try frying up some LEAN ground beef and then washing
    it...........................get all the fat off that is possible.
    THEN add the rice.

    that works for dogs with diarrhea.

    --

    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Mixing with the other dogfood might have worked, but the vet said to not
    even add oil to the rice.

    (The vet is a woman, so I didn't see the ambiguity in my post. hehehe)

    "BlueBrooke" <.@.> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Cubit said:

    I couldn't find anything worth commenting on, so I'm making a post to
    throw
    in my Robochallenge stats.

    I'm still using Fucothin.

    My dog's vet told me to make him some rice. So, I made rice for the first
    time in four years. The dog gave it two sniffs and went back to bed.

    Vets are paid in food now? Kewl!

    Okay -- seriously --

    Is it for digestive troubles?

    We had a dog we had to do that for -- rice and ground lamb (boiled).
    The smell was horrid -- but he ate it. Mix the rice with his dog
    food?
    BlueBrooke
    254/239/135 since 31/12/2007

  8. Why would any of these things cure diarrhea? Won't it just pass given time?

    readandpostrosie wrote:
    :: try frying up some LEAN ground beef and then washing
    :: it...........................get all the fat off that is possible.
    :: THEN add the rice.
    ::
    :: that works for dogs with diarrhea.
    ::
    :: --
    ::
    ::
    ::
    ::
    :: "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    :: news:[email hidden]...
    ::: Mixing with the other dogfood might have worked, but the vet said
    ::: to not even add oil to the rice.
    :::
    ::: (The vet is a woman, so I didn't see the ambiguity in my post.
    ::: hehehe)
    :::
    ::: "BlueBrooke" <.@.> wrote in message
    ::: news:[email hidden]...
    :::: On Mon, 21 May 2007 14:27:22 -0800, "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote:
    ::::
    ::::: I couldn't find anything worth commenting on, so I'm making a
    ::::: post to throw
    ::::: in my Robochallenge stats.
    :::::
    ::::: I'm still using Fucothin.
    :::::
    ::::: My dog's vet told me to make him some rice. So, I made rice for
    ::::: the first time in four years. The dog gave it two sniffs and
    ::::: went back to bed.
    ::::
    :::: Vets are paid in food now? Kewl!
    ::::
    :::: Okay -- seriously --
    ::::
    :::: Is it for digestive troubles?
    ::::
    :::: We had a dog we had to do that for -- rice and ground lamb
    :::: (boiled). The smell was horrid -- but he ate it. Mix the rice
    :::: with his dog food?
    :::: BlueBrooke
    :::: 254/239/135 since 31/12/2007

  9. Roger Zoul said:

    Won't it just pass given time?

    Pretty much everything a dog eats, will pass given time.

  10. ever have a dog with diarrhea?
    😉

    --

    "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Why would any of these things cure diarrhea? Won't it just pass given
    time?

    readandpostrosie wrote:
    :: try frying up some LEAN ground beef and then washing
    :: it...........................get all the fat off that is possible.
    :: THEN add the rice.
    ::
    :: that works for dogs with diarrhea.
    ::
    :: --
    ::
    ::
    ::
    ::
    :: "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    :: news:[email hidden]...
    ::: Mixing with the other dogfood might have worked, but the vet said
    ::: to not even add oil to the rice.
    :::
    ::: (The vet is a woman, so I didn't see the ambiguity in my post.
    ::: hehehe)
    :::
    ::: "BlueBrooke" <.@.> wrote in message
    ::: news:[email hidden]...
    :::: On Mon, 21 May 2007 14:27:22 -0800, "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote:
    ::::
    ::::: I couldn't find anything worth commenting on, so I'm making a
    ::::: post to throw
    ::::: in my Robochallenge stats.
    :::::
    ::::: I'm still using Fucothin.
    :::::
    ::::: My dog's vet told me to make him some rice. So, I made rice for
    ::::: the first time in four years. The dog gave it two sniffs and
    ::::: went back to bed.
    ::::
    :::: Vets are paid in food now? Kewl!
    ::::
    :::: Okay -- seriously --
    ::::
    :::: Is it for digestive troubles?
    ::::
    :::: We had a dog we had to do that for -- rice and ground lamb
    :::: (boiled). The smell was horrid -- but he ate it. Mix the rice
    :::: with his dog food?
    :::: BlueBrooke
    :::: 254/239/135 since 31/12/2007

  11. update

    Cubit
    190/162.2/160

    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I couldn't find anything worth commenting on, so I'm making a post to throw
    in my Robochallenge stats.

    I'm still using Fucothin.

    My dog's vet told me to make him some rice. So, I made rice for the first
    time in four years. The dog gave it two sniffs and went back to bed.

    I found a new source of gray market liquid sucralose. It comes in a glass
    bottle with an eyedropper. It seems to be less concentrated than
    sweetzfree. That makes 3 known sources.

    A friend sent me an old photo from an Asian restaurant:
    http://techmart.com/~cubit/Before_rjk2.JPG

    Cubit
    190/162.6/160

    Mr. Delorie's Robochallenge:
    http://www.delorie.com/health/adslc/

  12. next update

    1.6 pounds to goal

    Cubit
    190/161.6/160

    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    update

    Cubit
    190/162.2/160

    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I couldn't find anything worth commenting on, so I'm making a post to
    throw in my Robochallenge stats.

    I'm still using Fucothin.

    My dog's vet told me to make him some rice. So, I made rice for the first
    time in four years. The dog gave it two sniffs and went back to bed.

    I found a new source of gray market liquid sucralose. It comes in a
    glass bottle with an eyedropper. It seems to be less concentrated than
    sweetzfree. That makes 3 known sources.

    A friend sent me an old photo from an Asian restaurant:
    http://techmart.com/~cubit/Before_rjk2.JPG

    Cubit
    190/162.6/160

    Mr. Delorie's Robochallenge:
    http://www.delorie.com/health/adslc/

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