Under the Weather Rice & Chicken Freeze Dried Bland Diet for Dogs, 6-oz

Electrolyte-Enhanced Bland Diet for Dog Digestive Support

Product Description

Rice & Chicken Freeze-Dried Bland Diet is a veterinarian-formulated recipe for dogs that combines white rice and freeze-dried chicken breast with added electrolytes. Designed to support digestive comfort and hydration when your pet experiences vomiting, diarrhea, or an upset stomach. Rehydrate it with boiling water, cool it and feed it until healthy digestion returns or as your veterinarian advises.

Benefits

• Gentle on Tummies: Made for dogs with sensitive or upset stomachs offering easy digestion with a simple, soothing meal.
• Veterinarian Formulated Recipe: Formulated by veterinarians with only five simple, natural, human-grade ingredients for a gentle, easily digested recipe.
• Added Electrolytes: Potassium and sodium electrolytes are added to help support healthy hydration levels during times of digestive upset.
• Cage-Free Chicken: Made with 100% cage-free white meat chicken raised without antibiotics or hormones in the USA.
• Quick Preparation: No cooking is needed, as the freeze-dried mixture rehydrates with boiling water and cools in 15-20 minutes.
• Long Shelf Life: A 3-year shelf life lets you keep it on hand for occasional digestive upsets in dogs.
• Clean Ingredient Profile: Made with no meat by-products, gluten, artificial flavors or dyes, so the recipe stays simple and gentle.

Variants

• 6 oz

Ingredients

White Rice, Freeze Dried Chicken Breast, Glycine, Sodium Chloride, Potassium Chloride.

Guaranteed Analysis

Per cup (3 oz):

Calorie Content (calculated): 3300 kcal/kg, 280 kcal/cup (3 oz)

How to Use

Recommended-Usage Chart

Disclaimer: Product information and usage guidelines are provided by the manufacturer. Always use products as directed on the label and consult your veterinarian before use if you have any concerns regarding your dog's health.

Usage Instructions

• Twice Daily Meals: Feed the hydrated amount from the chart twice daily, based on your dog's weight and your veterinarian's advice.
• Prepare the Mixture: Shake the bag to mix, then place the amount of dried mixture you need into a bowl.
• Add Boiling Water: Add boiling water in equal amounts to the dried mixture, then stir the mixture and cover the bowl.
• Let It Cool: Let the food stand for 15-20 minutes until it is completely cool before serving to your dog.
• Volume Increase: The dried mixture doubles in volume with rehydration, so prepare portions with this in mind.
• Feeding Duration: Continue feeding this bland diet for 2-3 days, or for as long as your veterinarian recommends.
• Return to Regular Diet: Once the feeding period is over, gradually transition your dog back to its regular diet.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Short-Term Use: It is not a complete and balanced diet, so use it only as long as your veterinarian recommends.
• Intermittent Feeding Only: This product is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only and is for animal use only.
• Avoid Overfeeding: The suggested servings may be smaller than usual meals, because overfeeding should be avoided during digestive upset.

Storage Information

• Storage: Store the bag in a dry, cool area until you are ready to open and use it.
• Refrigerate After Opening: Refrigerate the opened bag of dry mixture, and keep it in the refrigerator until the next feeding.

Shipping & Return

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is Rice & Chicken freeze-dried bland diet for dogs?

Ans: Rice & Chicken Freeze Dried Bland Diet is a veterinarian formulated blend of white rice, chicken breast and added electrolytes. It’s designed to support digestive comfort and hydration during episodes of vomiting or diarrhea. The diet comes in a convenient 6 oz bag.

Q2: How do I prepare this freeze-dried bland diet?

Ans: Mix the dried food with an equal amount of boiling water in a bowl. Then add an equal amount of boiling water to it. Mix it, cover and let it sit for 15–20 minutes. Allow it to cool completely before serving. The mixture doubles in volume when rehydrated.

Q3: How much bland diet should I feed my dog?

Ans: The recommended amount depends on your dog’s weight and should be given twice daily. Feed ¼–½ cup hydrated to dogs under 20 lbs, ½–¾ cup to dogs weighing 20–50 lbs, and ¾–1 cup to dogs over 50 lbs. Ask your veterinarian before use.

Q4: How long should I feed this bland diet to my dog?

Ans: You can feed this bland diet for 2-3 days, unless your veterinarian recommends otherwise. Afterward, slowly reintroduce your dog’s regular food. Since this diet isn’t complete and balanced, it should only be used for intermittent or supplemental feeding.

Q5: What ingredients are in this rice and chicken bland diet?

Ans: The ingredients are white rice, freeze-dried chicken breast, glycine, sodium chloride and potassium chloride. The chicken is cage-free white meat raised without antibiotics or hormones, and the recipe has no meat by-products, gluten, artificial flavors or dyes. Ask your veterinarian about chicken sensitivities.

Q6: What are the protein and calorie values per cup?

Ans: The guaranteed analysis per 3 oz cup lists minimums of 13% crude protein and 2% crude fat, with maximums of 2% crude fiber and 10% moisture. The calorie content is 3300 kcal/kg and 280 kcal per cup of dry food.

Q7: How should I store this bland diet?

Ans: Store the unopened bag in a cool, dry place, and refrigerate the bag after opening. The freeze-dried formula has a 3-year shelf life, so it can be kept on hand for occasional digestive upsets in dogs. This product is for animal use only.

Q8: When might I keep a bland diet on hand for my dog?

Ans: Keeping a bland diet on hand is suggested when your dog eats something it should not have, transitions to a new diet, travels long distances, starts new medications, or has a sensitive stomach. Ask your veterinarian when it is appropriate.