My husband has been put on a high fiber/low fat diet for health reasonsWe just started and I am sure in six months I will have this downBut for now, could you suggest things to eat or any cookbooks that come to mindThanks in advance.
bake or grill on george forman grill chicken breast with fat trimmed off perdue puts out good fat free chicken breast put next to frozen vegies u can warm up like broccoli cauliflour and carrots and next to whole wheat angel hair or bow tie pasta or brown rice season with pepper and salt to ur liking or buy deli meat like healthy ones or butterball and make sandwiches with rye or whole wheat bread or use whole wheat wraps good makers are arnolds, pepperidge farms, thomas's they make mini whole grain bagels and all kinds of good whole grain treats or try whole grain pancakes add fresh fruit like blueberries or rasberries or blackberries or even pumpkin 100 percent half cup to the batter and cinnamon and vanilla extract for delicious pumpkin pancakes good cereals all bran fiber one (makes pancake mix and poptarts) organic makers glen muir for soups progresso light soups like vegetable campbells healthy request soups healthy request soups nuts like almonds cashews peanuts they have fat but good fat ur body needs light canned tuna in water low fat and good for u
why would you want to keep a dog in a cage
Have the bottom made of the aluminum, with a slot for one of those truck bed mats made out of recycled tiresIt will insulate the floor from drawing heat from his body, which any metal would indeed doHonestly, if this poor dog suffers so much from separation anxiety, you should be making arrangements for him to have daycare, and working with a vet to perhaps find a med that alleviates it somewhatThe answer is not to make a stronger box- ultimately, this dog is going to kill himself trying to get out of it.
Hubby would, but he's at work.sorry
