Cooking healthy for your pug doesn't have to be a complicated task. The key is to keep the preparation quick and simple. The easier you make things for yourself, the more likely you'll be able to manage cooking healthy for your pug.
Here are some nutritious and easy to prepare recipes that you can regularly whip up for your lovely pet.
Healthy No Fuss Sweet Potato Dog Chew
Sweet potatoes can be a healthy alternative to rawhide dog chew. It's rich in complex carbohydrates and fiber. It has twice the recommended daily allowance of vitamin A, and 42 percent of the recommended vitamin C intake, plus four times the RDA for beta-carotene. When eaten with skin, sweet potatoes actually have more fiber than oatmeal.
Ingredients
1 Large Sweet Potato cut into 1/3″ or 1/4″ slices.
Directions
Bake the sliced pieces at 250 degrees for 3 hrs, turn it half way through, and then allow it to cool completely before feeding it to your pug.
Brown Rice with Vegetables and Meat
Removing the hull of the rice kernel produces brown rice, which is as an excellent source of the minerals selenium and magnesium. When completely milled and polished, brown rice is converted into white rice, and during this process about 80% of its vitamins and minerals are eliminated. This includes vitamins B3, B1 & B6, manganese, phosphorus, iron, and most of the dietary fiber and essential fatty acids.
Brown rice is indeed a healthy carbohydrate and here's a recipe you can easily prepare for your pug.
Ingredients
3 cups chicken broth
1 cup brown rice
½ pound ground turkey
8 ounce package frozen broccoli and carrots
Directions
Place ground turkey, frozen vegetables, brown rice and chicken broth into a large saucepan. Bring the mixture into a boil, while stirring constantly. Cook until the rice is tender and all if not most of the liquid has been absorbed. This should take about 30 minutes.
Cool completely before serving to your pug.
3-Steps Doggy Burger
Ingredients
½ pound hamburger meat
1 jar baby food green beans
1 jar baby food carrots
2 Tbsp cottage cheese
Directions
Stir-fry the hamburger meat with canola oil
Combine with other ingredients
Cool and serve.
Pugdorable.com was created by Jennifer Maxwell Wezensky, a public relations professional and journalist who became passionate about the breed after adopting Lucy nearly a year ago. As a journalist, Jennifer is an adept researcher and writer, scouring the Web, books and magazines for the most thorough and accurate pug news. All of the material and information on Pugdorable is also edited by a veterinarian, who soon will begin writing frequent columns. Jennifer writes regular blogs for Fido Friendly online. Her most recent blog featured passionate pug owners who adopted special needs pugs that require intensive care.
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