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How Much Chicken and Rice Should You Feed Your Dog?

by The Editors

It's a scene many pet parents are all too familiar with: the telltale sound of your dog vomiting, or a particularly messy, smelly “deposit” they make during your daily walk. When our furry friends experience gastrointestinal distress, it can be worrying and stressful. Fortunately, there's one tried-and-true remedy that many pet parents swear by: good ol’ reliable chicken and rice.


Whether it's digestive issues, dietary indiscretions, or gastroenteritis, chicken and rice can work wonders for dogs suffering from an upset stomach. But it's essential to understand when and how to use this simple yet effective remedy to ensure your pup gets the relief they need.

Veterinarians often recommend a “bland diet” of chicken and rice to soothe a dog’s upset stomach. When prepared correctly, this combination is highly digestible and low in fat, making it easier for your dog’s gastrointestinal tract to process as their gut gradually heals and returns to normal.


However, it's crucial to note that chicken and rice isn't always the best immediate choice for every dog experiencing stomach upset. If your dog is vomiting, they may require a brief period of rest with no food at all to allow their stomach inflammation or discomfort to settle down. Additionally, some conditions that present with stomach distress, like pancreatitis, can be more serious, so it's essential to consult with your veterinarian before adopting chicken and rice as a universal cure-all.

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