OAKPAW · HAPPY TUMMY EDITION

The Happy Tummy Dog Kitchen

Gentle homemade meals for dogs with sensitive stomachs, and a 3-phase plan from chicken and rice back to everyday food.

25 recipes3-phase planLow fat, gentle
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OAKPAW · HAPPY TUMMY EDITION

The Happy Tummy Dog Kitchen

Gentle homemade meals for dogs with sensitive stomachs, and a 3-phase plan from chicken and rice back to everyday food.

25 recipes3-phase planLow fat, gentle
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What to feed after chicken and rice25 gentle recipes in three phases, from rest days back to routine.
A clear next step, every dayMove on when stools firm up, step back a phase when they don’t.
Know when it’s a vet problemOne page of warning signs comes first, before any recipe.

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What’s inside

25 recipes in three phases:

  • Phase 1 · Rest: 6 very mild, low-fat bowls for days 1–3
  • Phase 2 · Rebuild: 7 bowls that bring fiber back, one new ingredient at a time
  • Phase 3 · Routine: 8 everyday meals and 4 gentle treats from week 2 on

Plus a Call Your Vet Now page, the 1–7 stool score, honest pumpkin and psyllium amounts by weight, slow-eating tips, tummy myths vs. facts, portions by weight and a 7-day switch back to everyday food.

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Right after checkout you see a download button, and your link arrives by email within minutes. The PDF opens on any phone, tablet or computer, and every page prints on US Letter.

Good to know

This book offers general information, not veterinary advice, and it doesn’t diagnose any condition. Vomiting and diarrhea can be signs of serious illness: call your vet if your dog seems unwell or doesn’t improve within 2 days. From week 2, full meals need a vitamin-mineral mix made for homemade diets.

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Sound familiar?

Chicken and rice worked. Then what?

The usual advice is chicken and rice, and it’s good advice for a day or two. What nobody tells you is what comes after.

Rest day, small portionsRest day, small portions
Right now
  • Cleaning the carpet at 3 a.m., again
  • Chicken and rice, and no plan for day 4
  • A new “sensitive” bag every month
  • A spoonful of pumpkin, and hoping
  • Not sure when it’s a vet problem
With the Happy Tummy plan
  • A 1–7 stool score that shows the trend
  • Days 4 to 7 mapped out, bowl by bowl
  • Fewer ingredients, one change at a time
  • Honest pumpkin and psyllium amounts
  • Warning signs on the very first page
Why it keeps flaring

Not a weak stomach. A missing next step.

Chicken and rice is good advice for a day or two. Then the bowl often jumps straight back to the old food, a new bag or a fatty scrap, and the tummy flares again. What’s missing is the steps in between.

RestRoutine
01

The problem

Bland food is a short break, not a diet. In a study of 200 homemade dog food recipes, 95% were short on at least one essential nutrient, and fatty food is a common trigger.

02

The fix

Three phases. Rest: one lean protein, one easy starch. Rebuild: fiber and one new ingredient every 2–3 days. Routine: everyday bowls you can keep cooking.

03

The result

A clear plan for every day, a stool score that shows the trend, and a way back to everyday food without guessing.

The Happy Tummy Kitchen in numbers

25gentle recipes, each on its own page
3phases: rest, rebuild, routine
4–6small meals a day on rest days
1–7stool score, the scale vets use

Portions use the standard veterinary energy formula. Pumpkin facts: Tufts University.

Cook tonight

Your first rest-day bowl in 35 minutes

Start with the Classic Chicken & White Rice Reset: lean chicken, white rice, no fat. About 7½ cups, three rest days for a 30-lb dog.

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Inside the book

25 recipes, three phases

Every recipe sits on its own page, with cups per day by weight, prep time and storage.

Rest Bowls

Rest Bowls

Very mild, very low-fat bowls like congee and chicken and rice, for days 1 to 3.

Rebuild Bowls

Rebuild Bowls

Gentle fiber and a second protein, brought back one ingredient at a time.

Routine Bowls

Routine Bowls

Everyday recipes and big batches for the slow cooker or Instant Pot, from week 2 on.

Gentle Treats

Gentle Treats

Banana-oat bites, broth cubes and more: small rewards with no added fat or sugar.

Plus the stool score, pumpkin and psyllium amounts, slow-eating tips and tummy myths vs. facts.

Your cooking day

Every recipe card shows how long a batch lasts a 30-lb dog, from 1½ to 3½ days. Portion it into daily containers, keep three days in the fridge and freeze the rest.

  • Lean meat, fat drained, no oil, butter or seasoning
  • Grocery-store staples: chicken, turkey, white rice, pumpkin
  • Three big batches for the slow cooker or Instant Pot
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The method

From rest days to routine

Chicken and rice gets you through the first days. The plan shows what comes next, step by step.

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  1. Day 0

    Check first

    Blood, repeated vomiting, a swollen belly or a dog who seems really unwell? Call your vet before you cook.

  2. Days 1–3

    Rest

    One lean protein, one easy starch, 4–6 small meals a day. Skip one meal at most, keep water out, no treats yet.

  3. Days 4–7

    Rebuild

    Stools firming up and appetite back? Bring in fiber and one new ingredient every 2–3 days, at three meals a day.

  4. Week 2 on

    Routine

    Everyday recipes and big batches, as a topper or as full meals with a vitamin-mineral mix. Going backward? Step back a phase.

The difference

Why not just another “sensitive” bag?

FeatureOakpawA new bag
A plan for after chicken and rice
One new ingredient at a time
Every ingredient in plain sight
Honest pumpkin and psyllium amounts by weight
A stool score to see what’s working
Vet warning signs before the first recipe
Good questions

What tummy-trouble owners ask first

When is it a vet problem, not a recipe problem?

Blood in the stool or vomit, black stool, vomiting more than twice in 24 hours, a swollen belly with retching, weakness, or diarrhea for more than 2 days. Puppies, seniors and small dogs sooner. The book opens with this page.

Isn’t chicken and rice enough?

For a day or two, yes. It’s a short break, not a complete diet: in a study of 200 homemade recipes, 95% were short on at least one nutrient. That’s why the book moves you on to Rebuild and Routine, with a vitamin-mineral mix for full meals.

Should I fast my dog first?

That advice is outdated. In one study, puppies with severe diarrhea who were fed early improved faster. Skip one meal at most, then start with small, plain portions.

Does pumpkin help?

A little. Canned pumpkin is about 90% water, and a medium dog would need almost 12 cups a day to match the fiber of a high-fiber vet diet. The book gives honest amounts by weight, and shows when plain psyllium is the stronger option.

Can I use the recipes alongside his regular food?

Yes. From week 2 you choose Way A, a topper of up to 10% of daily calories on his complete food, or Way B, full meals with a vitamin-mineral mix made for homemade diets, planned with your vet.

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What to feed after day 3, starting tonight

One cookbook, 25 gentle recipes, three clear phases. Download it now and cook the first rest-day bowl tonight.

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