Diet menus for our dogs

When our dogs have digestive problems, are vomiting, have diarrhea, or are weakened after surgery, they need one thing above all: rest, attention, and an adapted, wholesome diet.

What exactly is a soft diet?
A bland diet is an easily digestible, well-tolerated diet that relieves stress on your dog's digestive tract. The goal is to stabilize, calm, and gently rebuild the body.

Diet according to BARF principles
Even if you normally feed raw food, you can (and should) switch to cooked or steamed meals for a while if necessary. It's important that the ingredients are natural, easily digestible, and carefully selected. Less is more here.

A few key points:
* If possible, use only 1-2 animal and 1-2 plant components
* Gentle preparation (steamed, boiled, served lukewarm)
* Small portions spread throughout the day
* No fat, no spices, no raw bones

Example light food menus

Menu 1: Chicken & Parsnip
* Cooked chicken (skinless, boneless)
* Cooked, mashed parsnip
* Some cottage cheese (if well tolerated)

Menu 2: Beef & Pumpkin
* Steamed lean beef
* Pureed pumpkin
* Apple puree
* A pinch of psyllium husks for intestinal regulation

Menu 3: Turkey & Zucchini
* Cooked turkey breast
* Steamed, lightly pureed zucchini
* A spoonful of rice

Menu 4: Chicken & Potatoes
* Cooked chicken (skinless, boneless)
* Boiled, mashed potatoes
* Linseed oil

Other natural home remedies:

- Active Charcoal Dog Biscuits
- Chamomile tea
- Cottage cheese
- Psyllium husks
- Oat flakes
- Coconut flakes
- Moro's carrot soup
- Apple puree