how long will it last?

[blackpug6]

today supplementing Dog's food with Wolves in mind.
Daisey was only who cared for raw liver.
...so I've cooked up an oat,
egg liver mix.
coconut oil to emulsify.

smells good.
dog Love.
Ew , very bland.

 

[Zonadog]

today supplementing Dog's food with Wolves in mind.
2/3;
Daisey was only who cared for raw liver.
...so I've cooked up an oat,
egg liver mix.

Why oats?

 

[blackpug6]

Why oats?

this sounds stupid,
but as much as I've studied,
flour and/or MEAL is not beneficial.
good veggies = peas, flax, sweet potato... I can't remember.

 

[deadduckdawg]

today supplementing Dog's food with Wolves in mind.
Daisey was only who cared for raw liver.
...so I've cooked up an oat,
egg liver mix.
coconut oil to emulsify.

smells good.
dog Love.
Ew , very bland.

You’re a good dog care dad.

 

[bayrooster]

Why oats?

For regularity?

 

[Whosyodawgy]

this sounds stupid,
but as much as I've studied,
flour and/or MEAL is not beneficial.
good veggies = peas, flax, sweet potato... I can't remember.

My dog loves quinoa cooked using chicken broth.

 

[Zonadog]

For regularity?

In moderation, yes. Calories from oats shouldn't be more than 10% of daily calories. Also must be cooked, either toasted or cooked in water. Raw oats can cause digestive issues.

Good vegetable choices include fresh peas, carrots, sweet potato (cooked), green beans, broccoli, cauliflower, pumpkin and cucumber. Raw is best except where noted and moderation is key, particularly with broccoli and cauliflower. None should be cooked with added salt or seasoning.

 

[deadduckdawg]

In moderation, yes. Calories from oats shouldn't be more than 10% of daily calories. Also must be cooked, either toasted or cooked in water. Raw oats can cause digestive issues.

Good vegetable choices include fresh peas, carrots, sweet potato (cooked), green beans, broccoli, cauliflower, pumpkin and cucumber. Raw is best except where noted and moderation is key, particularly with broccoli and cauliflower. None should be cooked with added salt or seasoning.

Any man who cooks for his dog is AOK in my book.