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Cooking & Baking

Mr.Bill

(24,294 posts) Mon Oct 3, 2022, 07:14 PM Oct 2022

Do you ever cook for your dog? [View all]

Our dogs are small, old and don't really eat much, so we spoil them. We just cooked the latest batch. It is beef hearts, kidney, chicken hearts, brown rice and carrots. We boil it all and chop it in the food processor, then bag and freeze it. We got about 10 lbs of food for around $25. It takes some effort, but cost wise it is a little cheaper than good quality wet food. And of course, the dogs love it.

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Do you ever cook for your dog? [View all] Mr.Bill Oct 2022 OP

Ahhh, they are well loved doggos! MLAA Oct 2022 #1

My Dad used to buy livers and kidneys from a produce factory and cooked them for our dog! kimbutgar Oct 2022 #2

Ours love chicken livers, Mr.Bill Oct 2022 #3

I did for the last couple years of my beloved border collie's life. luvs2sing Oct 2022 #4

Yes, I cook for Jack. AndyS Oct 2022 #5

Such a handsome fellow! niyad Oct 2022 #9

I did for my babies peacebuzzard Oct 2022 #6

Always! Tyche Oct 2022 #7

Does serving your dog whatever you are eating count? niyad Oct 2022 #8

We do that too. Mr.Bill Oct 2022 #10

My Mal ate everything that I ate, and I do mean EVERYTHING, with the niyad Oct 2022 #11

I don't have a dog spinbaby Oct 2022 #12

That's somthing we haven't tried yet Mr.Bill Oct 2022 #13

What do you do for any vitamins or PlutosHeart Oct 2022 #14

To be honest, I haven't researched that very much. Mr.Bill Oct 2022 #15

I use BalanceIt Yorkie Mom Oct 2022 #16