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Bland Diet Recipe For Finicky Felines

Ingredients:

1 c. Chicken, boiled or micro-waved
1/4 c. Fresh broccoli, steamed
1/4 c. Shredded carrots, steamed
Chicken broth

Mix ingredients with enough chicken broth to hold together. This same recipe can be used with fish (broil or microwave until it flakes.You can also vary the recipe by adding rice or other vegetables.



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