Diet & Prevention

Dietary Recommendations:

  • Cook Vegetables (pumpkin, carrots)(Total Weight×0.2)(20% vegetables): Supports the Spleen and Liver.
  • Chicken or Pork (boiled)(Total Weight×0.7)(70% lean protein): Warming and easy to digest.
  • Barley (cooked)(Total Weight×0.1)(10% whole grain): Helps regulate digestion.

Portion Size For Dogs: 

  • Small Dogs (<20 lbs): Daily Amount: ½ to 1 cup ~200–350g (0.4–0.8 lbs) of food (wet or home cooked food equivalent).
  • Medium Dogs (20–50 lbs): Daily Amount: 1.5 to 2.5 cups ~400–750g (0.8–1.6 lbs) of food (wet or home cooked food equivalent).
  • Large Dogs (>50 lbs): Daily Amount: 3 to 4.5 cups ~800–1500g (1.7–3.3 lbs) of food (wet or home cooked food equivalent).

Portion Size For Cats:

  • Small Cats (<5 lbs): Daily Amount: 1/4 to 1/2 cup ~50–125g (0.1–0.3 lbs) of food (wet or home cooked food equivalent).
  • Medium Cats (5–10 lbs): Daily Amount: 1/2 to 3/4 cup ~100–250g (0.2–0.6 lbs) of food (wet or home cooked food equivalent).
  • Large Cats (>10 lbs): Daily Amount: 3/4 to 1 cup ~150–300g (0.3–0.7 lbs) of food (wet or home cooked food equivalent).

    Suggestion: 

    • Including Pet's Grey or Pale Stools in the food to strengthen the Spleen and restore Liver Qi flow. Once stools normalize, transition to the Pet's Firm and Well-Formed Stools for ongoing support.
    • Feed at consistent times each day to support digestive health.
    • Avoid feeding just before intense exercise to prevent bloating or discomfort.
    • Balance Temperature in Food: Avoid overly cold or raw foods, and no dairy especially for dogs or cats with weak digestion. Cooked meals are often better.
    • Portion Control: Overfeeding can lead to food stagnation and digestive issues.
    • Hydration: Provide clean, fresh water at all times, especially with dry or warming foods.
      Bone broth can be added to meals for hydration and to enhance palatability.
    • Observe: Monitor changes in stool after diet or herbal adjustments.