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Edited by
VernUpton
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Mon 09/21/20 11:58 PM
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I have 2 dogs one is 4 years and another is 4 years, 7 months. Can anyone suggest me any healthy recipe for my dogs? Any suggestion would be definitely appreciated.
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You know this sounds kinda odd don't you?
I hope you want to make DOG food to feed them.................. |
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Baked is always healthier than frying |
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In a bun is also good too
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Hot... dog
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Cut it out you two...............
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Cut it out you two............... You started it |
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Dawg gone gooood
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Itβs a dog eat dog world
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Edited by
π« KitKat π«
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Tue 09/22/20 03:55 AM
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We better stop before we get in the doghouse |
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Yes, we better let sleeping dogs lie
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Edited by
Tom4Uhere
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Tue 09/22/20 07:17 AM
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Dogs are canines.
Canines are carnivorous. If you think about what a wolf eats, you have a good idea of what your dog needs to eat. Dogs eat raw meat (best while still on the bone), the bloodier the better. Organ foods like liver and heart. They also need bones, not those rawhide chews, real bone. Raw eggs, slightly cooked veggies with meat juices or blood dripped on them. Believe it or not, fruits too. There's a podcast where you can get diet tips for your dog. http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/animal-talk-naturally I had two full size yellow labs and two mid-size American Eskimos. We fed them Purina Chow but supplemented with raw meat diet. Wolf Tucker http://www.wolftucker.co.uk/wolftucker-raw-feeding-guide/ Lists the benefits of a raw diet and talks about the myths and concerns Just some of the physical benefits of a raw dog food diet can be as follows: Cleaner teeth and fresh breath Better weight control Improved digestion Shinier, healthier skin and coat Reduction of allergy symptoms Harder, smaller, less smelly stools Increased mobility in older animals More energy and stamina Strengthened immune system Improved liver, pancreatic and bowel health Savings due to less trips to the vet Try to remember its a dog, not a person. |
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buy a piece of meat with a bone in it and bury it for a month then let the dog uncover it
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Dogs are canines. Canines are carnivorous. If you think about what a wolf eats, you have a good idea of what your dog needs to eat. Dogs eat raw meat (best while still on the bone), the bloodier the better. Organ foods like liver and heart. They also need bones, not those rawhide chews, real bone. Raw eggs, slightly cooked veggies with meat juices or blood dripped on them. Believe it or not, fruits too. There's a podcast where you can get diet tips for your dog. http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/animal-talk-naturally I had two full size yellow labs and two mid-size American Eskimos. We fed them Purina Chow but supplemented with raw meat diet. Wolf Tucker http://www.wolftucker.co.uk/wolftucker-raw-feeding-guide/ Lists the benefits of a raw diet and talks about the myths and concerns Just some of the physical benefits of a raw dog food diet can be as follows: Cleaner teeth and fresh breath Better weight control Improved digestion Shinier, healthier skin and coat Reduction of allergy symptoms Harder, smaller, less smelly stools Increased mobility in older animals More energy and stamina Strengthened immune system Improved liver, pancreatic and bowel health Savings due to less trips to the vet Try to remember its a dog, not a person. Thanks for your advice! |
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Yes!
Long ago and far away when I raised German Shepherds I feed them a lot of rabbits. My vet always commented on their health and for several years I was contracted to the Air Force and they were always happy with my pups. |
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I have been making my own breadsticks for dogs. I use applesauce, cinnamon, flour, oats, and peanut butter. It is pretty simple. Eggs can also be used in the recipe. I bake them and leave them in the oven to dry out.
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Dogs need vegetables too.
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My sister gives her dogs a little pumpkin, NO SUGAR, and it's good for them.
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Topic: Any healthy recipe for dogs!
Well... First, you make a roux. |
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Edited by
Unknow
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Wed 10/14/20 06:25 PM
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I bake my dogs homemade biscuits. I use canned pure pumpkin, oat flour, ground flax seed, natural peanut butter, parsley, psyllium husk, baking powder, water.
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