Many pet owners feel that litter boxes are not healthy because of their stealing friends. Not only are most foods higher in fat and simple sugars than can be tolerated by a dog, but the act of feeding a dog off the table encourages unwanted behaviors such as begging and even attacking food in some dogs. However, if you want to reward your dog with treats, there is no reason to head to the pet store and buy expensive, brand- treats the name Besides the financial consideration, many so-called “treats” for dogs contain harmful chemicals that can cause adverse health effects. of your pet. It’s very easy to give your pet a safe, healthy, inexpensive treat at home. Here are some ideas for another to deal with packaged;
Ice cubes
Most dogs love a cold, crunchy ice cube and not only are they completely safe and calorie free, but they cost you nothing. If your dog prefers something tasty, then ice filling tray with chicken, beef or vegetable broth. low sodium is best) and numbness is the solution. Also filled with a helpful Kong toy drink and put in the freezer for a few hours it’s a fantastic hot treat that day. You’ll want to have your pet handle this on the patio or in the yard, though, as melting Kong can be a mess.
Raw Fruits and Vegetables
Many dogs enjoy raw fruit and vegetable treats and coaches seem to be a particular favorite. An ice-cold carrot also makes a great teething toy for a young puppy. Apple, pear and banana slices and most other fruits also make low-key snacks for dogs. Be sure to remove any apple or pear seeds before offering the fruit to your pet, as these seeds are toxic. (The apple and pear seeds actually contain a mixture of cyanide). Also, grapes and raisins should never be given to dogs and can cause kidney You might be surprised at your dog’s love of fruits and vegetables, since most pet owners think of their dogs as primarily carnivores. However, dogs are true omnivores and will often enjoy the sweetness of corn or ice cream crackers. My own Golden Retriever prefers melons and is especially fond of cantaloupe.
Homemade Dog Food Biscuits
It is very simple to make dog biscuits at home with a few cheap ingredients. A combination of wheat flour or wheat flour, peanut butter, milk (or water if your dog doesn’t like dairy) and an egg is all you need. it is. Mix to the thickness of a cookie dough, cut into shapes and bake until bubbly (usually about 20 minutes) at 375 degrees. Since these marriage treats do not have preservatives, be sure to store them in an airtight container or Ziploc bags to preserve . You can also use a recipe with many substitutions, such as pumpkin in place of peanut butter or oatmeal as a substitute for canned wheat flour. You can also check some “safe” in the recipe, leftover food or chopped vegetables, and mix them. The variations are almost endless.
So go ahead and indulge in the delights. You can give it special care while being healthy and still within your budget.
