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Fish contains high-quality protein, iodine and various vitamins and minerals such as vitamin D. It’s also a natural source of Omega 3 essential fatty acids that don't occur naturally in the cells of dogs so adding them is beneficial to the joints and over all mobility.
Read MoreIf you’re lucky enough to know a hunter this hearty meal has a light calorie count yet it’s filling at the same time. I guarantee the aroma will lure the finickiest dog to the kitchen for a nourishing bowl. Slice up some crusty bread for the humans for a complete meal.
Read MoreI've had this tenderloin in my freezer for about 3 months so I decided I needed to cook it. It turned out tender and tasty. The low calories make it perfect for both the dogs and the humans.
Read MoreThis is an easy stew you can throw together in a few hours. Even easier is to throw it all in your crock pot, plug it in, and come back later to a fully cooked stew. Sometimes I'll add some leftover shredded chicken meat. Adding some rice or pasta can help stretch out the meals.
Read MoreOften times I'll make my basic chicken salad then divide it into two bowls - one for Kirby as is and one for us with added grapes and pecans which are toxic for him. This has a lot of calories so I don't feed it to Kirby very often, and sometimes I like to use it as a small topper over kibble.
Read MoreThe other night I was starving for a snack and all I could come up with was smearing some pesto on wheat thins. Turns out I really enjoyed that snack as did Kirby which got me to thinking about a pesto dog treat. Kirby likes savory flavors, it would be healthy, and yes my mind does always lead back to dog treats.
Read MoreDelicious and so good I couldn't stop eating them myself! The outsides are slightly crispy with soft, tender centers. They can be seasoned to your dog's liking but I like them with just a bit of saltiness.
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