Marcy & Klinger (GA)
Very Active Member
Hi everyone,
AMPS 462 3.2u - decided to kick it up a little to see how he does. He's been having higher numbers this past week.
Spent a long morning reading Janet & Binky's food charts over and over again. I thought about all of the foods that I wrote down yesterday that were 2% and lower carbs. When I revisted the J&B lists, I saw that a lot of foods were well over 60% in fat. I just don't think I should be going higher in fat with the p'itis. If I am going to get that high, than it should be something pretty darn good. Right? right!
So, first I looked at slightly lower option in fat - (his current food is about 56% and 4% carbs) with roughly the same or slightly higher carbs only going as high as 6%. Which left me with few options and they all were beef or fish. Not good for the old allergies and he really likes his chicken. I finally went to the Mom & Pop pet food store and I bought a trial size bag of Nature's Variety Raw Chicken (62% fat, 5% carbs). Now, the last time he tried raw, we made it ourselves (nightmare) and he didn't like it so we gave up pretty quickly. This time, we didn't make it so it might actually taste better :lol: and I'll introduce it with his current food, which I have two cases of and don't want that to go to waste either.
If this doesn't work, I'll order the supplements and try Gator's recipe and I might buy the slightly lower fat/slightly higher carb SophistiCat Supreme Beef Stew just to see if it gives him a better BG than the FF Classic to test that theory.
The store also carries Bravo, Primal (not a big selection), and Stella & Chewy's. Anyone know the as fed values for those brands? Nature's Variety is the only brand the store sells that's listed on J&B's site.
AMPS 462 3.2u - decided to kick it up a little to see how he does. He's been having higher numbers this past week.
Spent a long morning reading Janet & Binky's food charts over and over again. I thought about all of the foods that I wrote down yesterday that were 2% and lower carbs. When I revisted the J&B lists, I saw that a lot of foods were well over 60% in fat. I just don't think I should be going higher in fat with the p'itis. If I am going to get that high, than it should be something pretty darn good. Right? right!
So, first I looked at slightly lower option in fat - (his current food is about 56% and 4% carbs) with roughly the same or slightly higher carbs only going as high as 6%. Which left me with few options and they all were beef or fish. Not good for the old allergies and he really likes his chicken. I finally went to the Mom & Pop pet food store and I bought a trial size bag of Nature's Variety Raw Chicken (62% fat, 5% carbs). Now, the last time he tried raw, we made it ourselves (nightmare) and he didn't like it so we gave up pretty quickly. This time, we didn't make it so it might actually taste better :lol: and I'll introduce it with his current food, which I have two cases of and don't want that to go to waste either.
If this doesn't work, I'll order the supplements and try Gator's recipe and I might buy the slightly lower fat/slightly higher carb SophistiCat Supreme Beef Stew just to see if it gives him a better BG than the FF Classic to test that theory.
The store also carries Bravo, Primal (not a big selection), and Stella & Chewy's. Anyone know the as fed values for those brands? Nature's Variety is the only brand the store sells that's listed on J&B's site.