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Chicken And Oatmeal With Veggies

This awesome recipe contains chicken breast, oats, and vegetables. Chicken and oats are easy to digest for most Yorkies. If your pet has a sensitivity or food allergy, this is a great recipe.

It also contains salmon oil for omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids. Brewer’s yeast provides B-vitamins.
Ingredients
The following quantities should make around 10 servings for an average-sized adult Yorkie. You can make this ahead and freeze the leftovers.

2 cups oats
2 lbs. chicken breast
5 tsp olive oil
1 lb. green beans (frozen)
½ cup pumpkin puree
Brewer’s yeast (tablet)
1 tsp salmon oil

Instructions
Prepare oats according to the package instructions.
Cut chicken breasts into small pieces.
Heat oil in a pan. Fry the chicken pieces, covered, for 4-5 minutes. Turn and cook until done.
Add green beans and cook for 5 more minutes.

To Make One Serving
Mix one cup of cooked oats with 1/3 cup chopped chicken pieces and ½ cup cooked beans. Add 2 tbsp pumpkin puree.
Vary the portion size based on your Yorkie’s weight.
Add ½ tablet of Brewer’s yeast and 1/2 tsp salmon oil before you serve.
You can freeze the leftovers. Serve them warm.

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Lets talk about Healthy Homemade Dog Food

It’s fun to do something different for our pets once in a while, and they certainly appreciate it, too. Here are seven different foods and meals that are safe for your dog to eat and tips on how to prepare them.

What home cooked food is best for dogs?
Beef. Ground or cubed beef is a safe food to cook for your dog. ...Eggs. Cooked eggs are s safe, healthy food with lots of minerals and vitamins. ...Raw or Steamed Vegetables. Several vegetables are safe for dogs to consume: ...Boiled Potatoes. ...Peanut Butter. ...Dairy. ...

Chicken

Cooked chicken is a good source of protein for dogs. Choose skinless chicken and boil it; then feed a small portion to your dog a couple of times a week. Chicken and rice is a good recipe to give to dogs — simply cook a cup of rice, boil a chicken breast, and shred the chicken into pieces before combining it with the rice. If you want to get even fancier, mix the chicken and rice with a vegetable such as string beans. Things to keep in mind before cooking chicken: The AKC advises to always take the chicken off the bone to prevent choking, and to be aware that some dogs are actually allergic to chicken.

Beef

Ground or cubed beef is a safe food to cook for your dog. Like chicken, beef provides a lot of protein and is an ingredient in many kinds of dog food. To cook beef for your dog, put some oil and ground beef in a skillet or saucepan and cook until the beef is completely brown. Then feed it to your dog.

Eggs

Cooked eggs are s safe, healthy food with lots of minerals and vitamins. Feeding your dog a scrambled egg is a delicious option every once in a while. Don’t feed your dog eggs more than a couple of times a week, though, and never add spices to the eggs — not even salt or pepper. If your dog has conditions such as diabetes or pancreatitis, check with your vet first about whether eggs are safe.

Raw or Steamed Vegetables
Several vegetables are safe for dogs to consume:

Carrots
Green beans
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Peas
Brussel sprouts
Lettuce
Celery
Peas

According to the AKC, vegetables that are not safe include:

Asparagus
Mushrooms
Onions

As with any human foods you feed your dog, just make sure to go easy on portion sizes and do not add any extra spices.

Boiled Potatoes

While dogs struggle to digest red and brown potatoes, they can have sweet potatoes cooked in several different ways. You can prepare mashed sweet potatoes; make dehydrated sweet potatoes by cooking potato slices at 250 degrees for three hours, or even use cooked sweet potatoes to stuff a Kong toy. Sweet potatoes are a good source of Vitamin A and fiber, and they help fight obesity, too.

Peanut Butter

Peanut butter that does not contain xylitol, a sugar substitute that’s toxic to dogs, is safe for dogs to eat. Make sure to read the label carefully before purchasing a brand of peanut butter; if the product does not have xylitol, you’re good to go. You can also make homemade peanut butter, or use store-bought peanut butter to combine with other ingredients and make dog treats.

Dairy

Most dogs are able to safely consume small portions of milk and plain yogurt; they can have cheese, too, as long as the cheese is not spicy or flavored (such as pepper jack). Other dogs, however, are lactose intolerant — just like many humans. If your dog can eat dairy, try baking some homemade dog treats that include cheese or adding a dollop of yogurt to your dog’s regular kibble to add some digestive benefits. As always, if you are not sure about what is safe to feed your pet, check with your vet first.

Stay Aware and Keep Your Pet Safe

There are many poisons or poisonous materials our pets can get into – no matter how diligent we are in pet-proofing the home. If your pet gets into a poison or eats a poisonous plant or food that is dangerous for pets (like chocolate), call the vet or Animal Poison Control Center immediately. Let them know what your pet has eaten, how much and when. Do not induce vomiting unless it is recommended. For more informatrion about keeping your pet healthy, follow our pages and dailly activities

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