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I've never really eaten oatmeal myself, so I'm not sure what the consistency of cooked rolled oats should be.
Annie did not do well on the Dr. Harvey's Canine Health as her eyes started to really water a lot and she had started to show a bit of staining in the corners. She also started to scratch a lot more than usual. So, after a visit to the vet, she recommended that we start her out on rolled oats and a protein (with the necessary calcium and oil added in) and then we will add more ingredients as we go. I'm using Bob's Red Mill Organic rolled oats.
However, I made the rolled oats this morning according to the package directions and it's like a thick paste but with the individual oats still visible. Is this normal? Is it supposed to be more soupy? Should I add more water? Not cook as long? I cooked it for about five minutes and let it sit.
Sophie is doing great on the Dr. Harvey's Canine Health, but it is a little soupy when I fix it.
Thanks!
Annie did not do well on the Dr. Harvey's Canine Health as her eyes started to really water a lot and she had started to show a bit of staining in the corners. She also started to scratch a lot more than usual. So, after a visit to the vet, she recommended that we start her out on rolled oats and a protein (with the necessary calcium and oil added in) and then we will add more ingredients as we go. I'm using Bob's Red Mill Organic rolled oats.
However, I made the rolled oats this morning according to the package directions and it's like a thick paste but with the individual oats still visible. Is this normal? Is it supposed to be more soupy? Should I add more water? Not cook as long? I cooked it for about five minutes and let it sit.
Sophie is doing great on the Dr. Harvey's Canine Health, but it is a little soupy when I fix it.
Thanks!