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In_The_Wind

(72,300 posts) Thu Feb 4, 2021, 06:05 AM Feb 2021

Starting to cook meals for my terrier. Suggestions requested. [View all]

He is a 2 year old terrier mix. Unknown parents. We rescued him.

Hal loves Pet Fresh chicken with carrots and cranberries.

I'm home so why not cook for him.

Thanks in advance.

I know: no onions, no garlic. Any other no-nos?

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Starting to cook meals for my terrier. Suggestions requested. [View all] In_The_Wind Feb 2021 OP

Bookmarked. I could use some hints also. secondwind Feb 2021 #1

There are cookbooks with recipes especially for dogs. no_hypocrisy Feb 2021 #2

We will be visiting the vet on Feb 12. I'll get cookbook advice from her. In_The_Wind Feb 2021 #8

I agree that you should use a cookbook mrs_p Feb 2021 #3

No chocolate, but you probably already know that. flor-de-jasmim Feb 2021 #4

Mollie mollie8 Feb 2021 #5

I've been making my dogs' food for years now, using the Dinovite recipe. phylny Feb 2021 #6

Besides food ingredients, you need to add the proper procon Feb 2021 #7

We cook chicken hearts and/or gizzards with barley Mr.Bill Feb 2021 #9

Thanks. Hal will love it! In_The_Wind Feb 2021 #10

I'm sure he will. Mr.Bill Feb 2021 #11

Link: Why Calcium is Important in Dog Nutrition Donkees Feb 2021 #12

This is going to take lots of research. In_The_Wind Feb 2021 #13

Some grocers/butchers sell bags of frozen chicken necks/turkey necks for dogs... Donkees Feb 2021 #14