PROTEIN FOODS Locations

I've come to realize that my buns are now seniors. I talked to our vet about using senior food. That stuff is insanely expensive. She said we can continue to use the adult food but also recommended that we give them diatery supplements. Do you guys have recommendations? I've looked a bit on Chewy but nothing really popped out to me.

Got these at my local Hispanic grocery store and they’re great. They taste like they were homemade and different than my usual go chip grabs. Kind of like bbq flavor.

So I am looking at getting 2 kittens shortly and am very overwhelmed by the choice in food! I honestly don’t really think what I’m looking for exists… These are some of my hopes (though aware I probably won’t be able to meet them all): - both a dry and wet food options - nutritionally complete and conforms to the recommended requirements for cats in accordance with an internationally recognise nutritional profile - high-quality balanced cat food formulated using sound scientific evidence that is appropriate for kittens - I don’t want to feed raw (due to bacteria risks) - If possible I’d like to avoid the following ingredients: grains, legumes, sunflower oil, artificial colouring/...

All the other "high protein vegan foods" I can find (tofu, tempeh, edamame, lentils, etc.) are all way too high in fat. I'm shooting for a 35% (130g) protein, 40% (150g) carb, 25% (40g) fat, 1500 Calorie diet. (I weigh 215 right now at 5'9", trying to lose 2 pounds a week)

Got our pup a xmas-y sweater. We feed her chicken, but as long as you get your’s sufficient protein, fat and cards + supplements, no one should care. A loved and safe pup is a happy one! Be kind or be quiet!

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Hi everyone! I’m a 26-year-old female and I’ve been on my weight-loss journey for about 2 years now, and it’s starting to feel never-ending. When I first started I was around 85kg (I’m only 5’2”, so I definitely carried the weight visibly). During that first year my cortisol levels were extremely high and I was dealing with thyroid issues, so it honestly felt like my body was fighting against me. Over the past year I’ve made some big life changes -I left a toxic job and cut out some unhealthy relationships. My cortisol finally came down, and I actually started losing weight! Since then I’ve been consistently going to the gym 5 days a week and eating healthy (not super restr...

I have a bit of a problem. I mostly eat "intuitively". But here's the thing, I'm a naturally a "picky eater". When I was a kid, I ate a diet that mostly consisted of plain cheeseburgers, Mac and cheese, and pizza. Like not in a joking haha way, like legitimately that's all I ate. Like I refused to eat at Mexican restaurants. I went weeks, if not months, without eating a single vegetable. Even as I've changed and adapted my palette, I've many times hyperfixated on single foods and basically just eaten the same meal 3 times a day for months on end. I don't know how common this is. A couple years ago it was ham and cheese sandwiches. I'm n...

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Hi!! I've had my Merauke blue tongue skink for around three years. Her name is Olena and I love her very much...... but she does not like to eat her vegetables!!!! The only way I can get her to eat them is if I chop it up super small and mix it in with some sort of meat. Though, even then she still spits a lot of it out... it's kind of funny to watch but I don't think she's eating enough!!! She used to eat vegetables more in the past, so I'm thinking she's just getting bored with her food options but I'm not sure what else to get her. Does anyone have vegetable recommendations that their skinks love to eat? For leafy greens, I've been feeding collard...

Modern nutritional science says the vegetarian diet lacks things like DHA a necessary omega 3 fat for the brain, but I assume there must've been vegetarian K.A'd people. So does more of kundalini flooding the brain makeup for lack of DHA/fish oil in the diet? Idk. People say India was most susceptible to vegetarianism due to the climate and variety of food but it wasn't as popular or barely present in say Ancient Egypt or Greece which also had stable food supply. It's definitely less dramatic to pick a fruit off tree than to end a animal's life with your own hands so I see the appeal. I've heard vague ideas that some yogis believe eventually every animal that...

For those with **ADD or ADHD**, what have you found that genuinely helps your focus, energy, or mood *without relying on medication*? Things I’ve seen people mention include: * Magnesium (especially glycinate or threonate) * Omega-3s / fish oil * Clean diet (low sugar, low food dyes) * Herbs like ginkgo, bacopa, or gotu kola * Prioritizing protein early in the day * Cold exposure or exercise for dopamine support I’d love to hear real-world experiences — what’s made the biggest difference for you naturally? Have you found that certain supplements or diet changes actually *calm* your mind instead of overstimulating it?

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Pretty bland, but well salted. The noodles were chewy (which I like), and the veggies were good, but sparse. The chicken tasted alright; I couldn’t tell if it’s actual chicken pieces or ground up nugget-type chicken. The breadcrumbs got lost in the sauce and added nothing, maybe I shouldn’t have mixed it. Given the price and calories, I’m giving this a 7/10. I think this would have been a great meal if there was just more flavor.

I got my first kitten about a month ago. Currently I have her on Purina Pro Plan Kitten pate and Purina One healthy kitten kibble. I know Purina is a good brand that has all this research backed behind it and I have nothing against it, but I’ve also seen that Tiki Cat is another good options that is higher protein and has less fillers, more geared towards a true obligate carnivore. (please don’t bash me, there is so much information about cat food it is a little overwhelming so correct me if i’m wrong) I just want some advice and opinions cus I just want my girl to have the best! ❤️

Hello :) I am hoping to meet new people to connect with (obviously, probably) - new friends are more than welcome! I'll begin with a few facts about me, so you can decide if I'm someone you'd like to get to know better or not. - to start with, this will be a long post because I am awful at being concise - located in Central Europe - I am atheist, politically very left, staunchly feminist (intersectional), anti-zionist, and obviously childfree - I don't drink, don't smoke or do other drugs, I'm not a party person and prefer cosy get togethers - I am white, blonde, short and curvy - I have some form of undiagnosed neurodivergency (probably ADHD but the health...

In honor of the final season of Stranger Things, I made some Demogorgon sourdough. I know it’s not “Thanksgiving-y” but it was my sanity saver project this week as a reward for the mandatory people-ing. Demogorgon sourdough Makes 2 950g boules 1000g high protein flour; 15% whole wheat 700ml water 200g starter; fed 1:3.5:5 20g salt food coloring - black gel and red liquid used sesame seeds 7’30 a.m. - mixed in mixer 2-3 minutes. Divided dough & added colors. 1/3 of the dough for black. Finished hand mixing to integrate the colors. 9’10 a.m. - stretch & folds - added a bit more color to each 10 a.m. - gentle coils 10’40 - gentle coils 12’15 - gentle coils 1...