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Thank you very much for your question. The starter is alive and will multiply. You don’t have to worry about dilution from adding water. Also, the water may evaporate but the yeast will stay behind. Good luck on your move. I hope everything goes great!😀

Thank you very much for your question. The starter is alive and will multiply. You don’t have to worry about dilution from adding water. Also, the water may evaporate but the yeast will stay behind. Good luck on your move. I hope everything goes great!

Thank you so much for looking. On a traditional septic system, I have read that you want to add starter every 3-4 months for maintenance.

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I just knew somebody else could benefit from this system. I also knew there was someone out there who hated dog waste as much as I do! LolBtw super great motorcycle! Love the color and the studding.

I just added three more “additions” to the system and still not stinky. I did have to add more water today. This is working out great.

Thank you so much! We love him. Thanks for looking!

Look at those sweet friends! Aren’t they adorable! Hi Kink!I checked the system last night and added three more “deposits”. The only smell that I could detect was a slightly fruity smell (fermentation). I’m still sooooo pleased. The water level was just below the drilled holes on the side so I didn’t need to add any more water. Jennifer

Thank you very much! I ALWAYS try my recipes before recommending them. I decided that this should be no exception. Since the treats had only flour, carrots, and peanut butter, I gave them a shot. Don’t laugh too much at me but they were tasty! Ha ha!

Cool! I’m so glad that you liked my recipe.

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Dr. Susan Wynn is an author, speaker, veterinary nutritionist and specialist in integrative medicine with BluePearl Georgia Veterinary Specialists. She says that when it comes to animal nutrition, “one of the biggest challenges is misinformation on the internet. You can find any information you want to back up any kind of opinion you have on the Internet and a bunch of them are wrong, so it’s a giant problem.” Still, there are certainly some concerns that are justified when it comes to what is safe to feed your pets.“...regular peanut butter is not toxic to dogs. It’s important to read ingredient labels before feeding any human grade products to animals. Wynn’s advice is “if you are going to use peanut butter to give your dog treats or medicine,...

Dr. Susan Wynn is an author, speaker, veterinary nutritionist and specialist in integrative medicine with BluePearl Georgia Veterinary Specialists. She says that when it comes to animal nutrition, “one of the biggest challenges is misinformation on the internet. You can find any information you want to back up any kind of opinion you have on the Internet and a bunch of them are wrong, so it’s a giant problem.” Still, there are certainly some concerns that are justified when it comes to what is safe to feed your pets.“...regular peanut butter is not toxic to dogs. It’s important to read ingredient labels before feeding any human grade products to animals. Wynn’s advice is “if you are going to use peanut butter to give your dog treats or medicine, which many people do, it should only have peanuts, salt, and maybe sugar. Make sure it doesn’t have Xylitol.”(National Peanut Board)

Those sound like wonderful additions. I bet my pup would love them too. Thanks for sharing!

Hi there! Thank you for looking. “While palm oil is not poisonous to dogs, it does have a laxative effect,” (Vet News)In addition, according to Vet News with respect to palm oil, “there's unlikely to be enough in a jar [of peanut butter] to cause a dog health problems”.Therefore, I don’t think we need to worry about “messy doggy deaths”. If you are still worried, check you ingredients on your peanut butter label. Mine did not contain palm oil. An ounce of prevention...

Hi again! Where I live (Texas), I don’t worry about my soil freezing in the winter or otherwise. In fact, this week our high temperatures will all be in the 90s and 100s. I wouldn’t mind a little freezing weather, though. Ha ha!

Wow! 215 pounds! Your dog weighs 200 more pounds than mine!!! You probably would benefit from a system. I love your idea about the pvc pipe. Good thinking!

Hi Kink! It’s been 24 hours and it is still not stinky. I really dislike the smell of dog waste so I’m pretty happy!Woo hoo!

Hi Kink! I hope you are having a great day! Thank you for your great question. When I opened the lid, there was no smell at all. Hesitantly, I took a big whiff and I couldn’t smell a thing. I really tried too because it was important to me. The waste was submerged underwater and with the natural starter. I’m going to check it again in a bit because we had a big rain this morning. If anything changes, I’ll reply again with updates.Thanks for sharing the picture of Remy; adorable!Jennifer

Thanks for looking and for sharing another cutting option.

I think you mean xylitol. This is a good point. Some of the popular brands with xylitol include: Go Nuts, Co, Krush Nutrition, Nuts 'N More, P28 Foods, and Protein Plus PB. The article I found said, “So far, mainstream peanut butter brands haven’t started using xylitol—only the three specialty brands include it in their formulations.” (Veterinary News Magazine) It is typically used when a sugar alcohol is preferred over sugar for people with diabetes.I checked the brand that I used and it contained sugar and not the sugar alcohol, xylitol. I was happy. It’s always good to double check. Thanks for the heads up! ;)

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Thank you so much, Jessy! I appreciate your kind words.

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Great question! Mine definitely doubled in size. It was huge! Using a crockpot with less surface area will increase the height of the bread. It will go vertically instead of horizontally.Thanks for looking!

Great question! Mine definitely doubled in size. In fact, it was huge! I used a large crockpot and so the bread spread out across the bottom. If I had used a smaller crockpot, I think the bread would have been “taller”. There would be less surface area on the bottom of the crockpot and so the bread would have vertically instead of horizontally. I am attaching a before and after photo of the dough so you can see the rise for yourself.Thanks for looking!�

Great question! Mine definitely doubled in size. In fact, it was huge! I used a large crockpot and so the bread spread out across the bottom. If I had used a smaller crockpot, I think the bread would have been “taller”. There would be less surface area on the bottom of the crockpot and so the bread would have vertically instead of horizontally. I am attaching a before and after photo of the dough so you can see the rise for yourself.Thanks for looking!�

Thank you so much! It was very tasty!

Oh my gosh! You are awesome! Thank you so much for this entry!!! I laughed so hard. I need some of those!

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Ha ha ha! That made me laugh! Thanks!

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