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Whelping supplies list for my Yorkie?

Posted in Digital Food Scale on July 15th, 2010 by Andrew – 7 Comments

Hi my little Prissy’s puppies are due on Jan. 25th and I am a first time breeder(you gotta start some where right)I did a ton of research and talked with my vet and breeder before I breed my wonderful akc register,full bred yorkie to a male akc registerd full bred yorkie and we all decided that she could be bred safely.So now she is 28 days along and I am starting too get her whelping supplies together I have already gotten her whelping box.I have a list of things that I am getting together of whelping supplies and I was just wondering if I left out anything that I shouldn’t

here is the list.
1.Newspapers(both shreeded and not)
2.Trash can
3.paper towels
4.Incubator box
5.Sharp safety scissors(for cutting the umbilical cord)
6.Betadine(for cleaning umbilical cord after cut)
7.dental floss(For tying off umbilical cord after cutting it)
8.plastic gloves(for helping mommy)
9.digital thermometer(for taking mom’s temp.)
10.bulb syringe(for clearing out puppies mouth and nose)
11.flashlight(in case power goes out in the night)
12.clock (too keep up with what time puppies are born and how long mom has been in labor)
13.paper and pencil (too write down times,weights of puppies)
14.nail polish (for identifying puppies)
15.food scale(for weighing puppies)
16.heating pads
17.fan(in case mom get hot during delivery)

So can you guys think of anything that I missed if so please say so!

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How to Use OXO’s Food Scale

Posted in Kitchen Weighing Scales on June 28th, 2010 by Andrew – Be the first to comment

OXOs user-friendly Food Scale with Pull-Out Display is perfect for weighing all ingredients. Weigh items directly on the platform, on a plate or in a bowl, and pull the display away from the base to prevent shadowing from large plates and bowls. Accurately measure ingredients when cooking and baking and stick to a diet by weighing portions. An optional backlight makes the display easier to read and a weight indicator shows the capacity left on the Scale before maximum capacity is reached. Press the zero button to offset the weight of a container or to set the weight back to zero so you can add additional ingredients. The display features large, easy-to-read numbers which measure in 1/8-oz (imperial) and 1-g (metric) increments. The stainless steel platform can be removed for cleaning but no parts are dishwasher safe. The Scale has an 11-lb capacity and 4 AAA batteries are included.

iPhone Digital Pocket Scale, The Highest Quality Jewelry/ Food/ Marijuana Scale EVER Created!

Posted in Electronic Kitchen Scales on June 19th, 2010 by Andrew – Be the first to comment

The most innovative highest quality pocket scale on the market today. www.futurepocketscale.com

Can you bring a nutritional/food scale carry-on?

Posted in Digital Food Scale on June 18th, 2010 by Andrew – 1 Comment

I am leaving for Hawaii in a few days, and was wondering (sorry if this sound stupid) if I could bring a nutritional/food scale onto the plane (carry-on)? I am not checking any bags, so I just wanted to make sure :)

Thanks in advance!

Oh, and here’s the scale for reference:

http://www.amazon.com/Chefmate-Nutritional-Digital-Scale-Silver/dp/B000LWPZDO

best digital food scale?

Posted in Digital Food Scale on June 17th, 2010 by Andrew – 1 Comment

so im lookin to get a good digi food scale. I want to know exactly how much cereal im eating(just giving an example of how precise it has to be) all the way up to my chicken breast and ground turkey.

any recommendations?

Use a food scale in the kitchen for faster, better baking

Posted in Kitchen Weighing Scales on June 14th, 2010 by Andrew – 2 Comments

A kitchen food scale saves time and money in the kitchen, plus helps you fine-tune your recipes for better baking. CookforGood.com’s Linda Watson shows how to bake better, deal with bulk purchases, and cut frustration with a kitchen scale for weighing food. Demo includes tips on buying a food scale.


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