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Recipes For Dogs With Special Needs By Andrew Lewis

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Table of Contents

Special Note ............................................................................. 6

Guidance Concerning Calories and Sodium Values ................... 6

General Guidance for Feeding Dogs .......................................... 7

Calorie Calculations According to Dog Size ............................... 8

Calorie Requirement Equation .................................................. 8

Charts and Calculations Relative to Dog Maturity ..................... 9

Protein & Fat Allowances ......................................................... 9

Calorie Needs For Dogs ............................................................ 9

Calorie Requirements For Lactating Dogs ............................... 10

Calorie Requirements For Newborn Pups ............................... 10

Puppy Vaccination & Worming Schedule ................................ 11

Puppy Growth Rate ................................................................ 12

Foods To Avoid Feeding Your Dog .......................................... 13

Catering to Your Dog’s Special Needs ..................................... 14

The Recipes ............................................................................ 15

Anti-Heart Disease ................................................................. 15

Low-fat Turkey Mix ............................................................... 15

Anti-Anemia ........................................................................... 16

Anti-Anemia Chicken Diet ...................................................... 16 Anti-Anemia Beef Bowl .......................................................... 17 Anti-Anemia Heart Bowl ......................................................... 18

Recipes for the Overweight Dog ............................................. 19

Lamb and Veg Slimmer Meal .................................................. 19 Chicken and Yogurt Slimmer Meal ........................................... 20



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Meat-free Protein Paté ........................................................... 21

Anti-Cancer ............................................................................ 22

Anti-Cancer Chicken Blend ..................................................... 23 Anti-Cancer Beef Bowl ........................................................... 24

Recipes for Kidney Cleansing.................................................. 25

Beef Broth Kidney Therapy ..................................................... 25

Anti-Diabetes ......................................................................... 26

Sugar-free Turkey Diabetic Blend ............................................ 26

Anti-Agression ........................................................................ 27

Mac n’ Pork Aggression Soother .............................................. 27 Fatty Lamb Aggression Soother .............................................. 28 Mac n’ Beef Aggression Soother .............................................. 29

Anti-Arthritis .......................................................................... 30

Anti-Arthritis Turkey Blend ..................................................... 30

Anti-Allergy ............................................................................ 31

Anti-Allergy Veggie Cookies ................................................... 32

Recipes to Soothe the Stomach .............................................. 33

Beef and Barley Goulash ........................................................ 33 Turkey Stew Colon Cleanser ................................................... 34 Lamb Hash Tummy Soother ................................................... 35 Chick n’ Yogurt Tummy Flush ................................................. 36

Recipes for the Pregnant Dog ................................................. 37

Mama Mia’s Meatballs ............................................................ 37 Mom’s Meatloaf .................................................................... 38

Recipes for the Lactating Dog ................................................. 40

Liver Lasagna for the Nursing Dog .......................................... 40 Nurse’s Turkey Cheeseburgers ............................................... 42

Recipes for Puppies ................................................................ 43

Milk Replacer Formula A ........................................................ 43 Milk Replacer Formula B ........................................................ 44 Puppy Weaning Mush A ......................................................... 45



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Puppy Weaning Mush B ......................................................... 47 Puppy’s Liver Teething Biscuits ............................................... 48

An Introduction From Andrew Lewis

Although we hope our dogs live a long, healthy and trouble-free life, the fact is its very likely your dog (and mine) is going to have some health issues over its life.

They could be good, like pregnancy, or more likely something

not as pleasant like arthritis or allergies. In this book, we’ve chosen 13 different scenarios we believe

most typically to occur in the life of your dog, where she/he will have special needs.

Add this book to your first-aid kit for use when the time comes

because nutrition needs change when the condition of the body changes… the healing from these recipes, mixed with your love will bring your dog the comfort you so wish to provide when you see the pain and discomfort of suffering.

Being prepared like this is all part of the EDO (Excellent Dog

Owner) philosophy. May your dog have a long and happy life,

Andy



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Special Note

Regarding fruits and vegetables used in the recipes:

Rule 1: Wash all fruits and vegetables thoroughly. Rule 2: Do not peel fruits and vegetables, as these contain vitamins and minerals. The exception is of course bananas. Rule 3: Boiling or steaming vegetables is important so that the nutrients can be absorbed. This is because dogs do not chew their food adequately. The exception is carrot, but it can be grated. Rule 4: Do not include onions as an alternative because onions are harmful to canine red blood cells and too much can cause anaemia.

Guidance Concerning Calories and Sodium Values

In respect of the calorie and sodium counts, please consider these as approximate values in selecting the recipe and deciding the portions. It is suggested that labels are read and values are calculated as ingredients are chosen and used. Ingredients used are somewhat generic and items used will probably not match exactly what is used in the recipe, for example: meats might be lean or fatty; with or without skin; different cuts of meat (with varying calorie content). In our counts we aim to stay within the average range, keep in mind, however, that minor discrepancies can total to a big difference on the waistline.



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General Guidance for Feeding Dogs

The table below can only act as a guideline for the food requirements of your dog. The amount of food and therefore calories required will be dependent on the age of your dog, its activity levels and its metabolism. The healthy weight of your dog is dependent also on the breed of dog and you should be advised by your vet. The tables below can only serve as a guide—common sense must prevail. Size of Dog Pounds Weight of Dog Cups of Food Each Day

Min Max Toy 2 to 10 ½ 2 Small 10 to 35 2 5 Medium 35 to 60 5 7 Large 60 to 90 7 9 Extra Large 90 and above 9 14½ Another way of looking at this information is as follows:

Target Pound Weight lbs

Target Kilogram Weight kg

Calorific Requirements

5½ 2½ 250 11 5 450 22 10 750 33 15 1000 44 20 1250 55 25 1500 66 30 1700 77 35 1880 88 40 2100 99 45 2300 110 50 2500



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Calorie Calculations According to Dog Size

Size of Dog Weight of Dog Daily Calorie Requirement

Toy 6 lbs 2.7 kg 250 calories Small 22 lbs 9.9 kg 750 calories Medium 48 lbs 21.7 kg 1360 calories Large 75 lbs 34 kg 1830 calories Extra Large 90 lbs ++ 40.8 kg++ 2150 calories ++

Calorie Requirement Equation

*Calorie chart is for your dog’s ideal weight. If your dog is overweight, please calculate with his target weight in mind.

**Note: If Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met is greater than 100%, then it is more than one day’s worth of food.



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Charts and Calculations Relative to Dog Maturity

(eg. Puppy, Adult, Pregnant, Nursing/Lactating)

Protein & Fat Allowances

Recommended Daily Allowances for Proteins & Fats

Puppies (Weighing

12 lb., 33 lb. at maturity)

Adult Dogs (Weighing

33 lb.)

Pregnant Dogs

(Weighing 33 lb. w/6 puppies)

Nursing Dogs

(Weighing 33 lb. with 6 puppies)

Crude Protein

56 g 25 g 69 g 158 g

Total Fat 21 g 14 g 29 g 67 g

Calorie Needs For Dogs

Average Daily Calorie Requirements

Size of Dog 10 lb 30 lb 50 lb 70 lb 90 lb

Puppies (10 lb, 33 lb at maturity)

990 ___ ___ ___ ___

Young Adult Active Dogs

436 993 1451 1876 2264

Inactive Dogs 296 674 989 1272 1540

Adult Active Dogs 404 922 1353 1740 2100

Pregnant Dogs 518 1274 1940 2570 3170

Older Active Dogs 327 745 1093 1407 1700



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Calorie Requirements For Lactating Dogs

Average Daily Calorie Requirements for a Lactating Dog

Number of Puppies

Weeks Into Lactation

1 2 3 (Peak) 4 33

LB 50 LB

33 LB

50 LB

33 LB

50 LB

33 LB

50 LB

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Calorie Requirements For Newborn Pups

Recommended Calorie Intake For Puppies Pup's Age in Weeks Calories Per Lb Per Day

1 60 - 69 2 70 - 79 3 80 - 89

4 and subsequently 90 - 100



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Puppy Vaccination & Worming Schedule This schedule follows what is recommended by mainstream

veterinary medicine, however holistic veterinarians believe that we should not vaccinate puppies until they are weaned and then most certainly vaccinate them less frequently than a mainstream vet recommends.

We suggest you consult a holistic vet or speak to your regular

vet and ask them about blood testing for antibodies to be sure regular immunizations are necessary, because it has been shown and is increasingly recognized that antibodies can remain in the blood for up to three years making yearly vaccinations unnecessary and damaging to the dog’s immune system.

Puppy Vaccination Schedule 6-8 Wks 10-12

Wks 15 - 16

Wks 20 Wks

Bordatella X Coronavirus X X X X Deworming X X X Distemper X X X X Heptatits X X X X Heartworm Preventive

X X X X

Leptospirosis X X X X Lyme Disease X Parainfluenza X X X X Parvovirus X X X X Rabies X



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Puppy Growth Rate

Puppy Growth Rate Age (In Months) Percent of Adult Weight (%)

1 10 2 20 3 33 4 50 5 67 6 83 7 96 10 100



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Foods To Avoid Feeding Your Dog

Keeping Homemade Food Healthy Foods To Avoid Healthful

Alternatives Meats & Fish Fatty Meats, Cured

Meats (e.g., Sausage, Bacon, Hot Dogs), Fried Chicken, Raw Pork

Cooked Lean Cuts of Boneless Chicken or Turkey, Beef, Lamb, Whitefish, Salmon & Herring

Vegetables Batter-Dipped, Deep Fried Vegetables, French Fries, Onions

Finely Chopped or Ground Raw Vegetables, including Carrots, Broccoli, White Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Leafy Greens

Grains White Bread, Pastries, Cookies, Cakes & Any Sugary Baked Goods

Cooked Rice, Barley, Bulgar, Polenta, Oatmeal & Pasta

Breakfast Foods Pancakes, Waffles & Processed Foods

Raw (except for Newborn Pups), Scrambled, Fried (In Canola Oil), Hard Boiled or Poached Eggs

Dairy Milk, Cream, Ice Cream

Plain Yogurt, Grated Hard Cheese

Fruits Grapes & Raisins Blueberries, Blackberries, Raspberries, Strawberries, Melons, Apples, Pears & Bananas

Prepared People Foods

Junk Food, Frozen Dinners, Fast Food, Chocolate & Any Sweets, Onion Soup

Stew or Soup with Meat & Vegetables, Meatloaf, Egg Salad, Tuna Salad

Note: It is all right to feed your dog fatty meat during colder months or climates.



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Catering to Your Dog’s Special Needs

We all know that just like us, our pets have different personalities, preferences, tastes, and inclinations. They have issues just like us too, and sometimes it’s simply a matter of adjusting their diet to help address those needs.

This is why we have come up with many new recipes to address some of our beloved pet’s special needs. For example, they may be grumpy from an upset stomach or overweight from too many calories in their food, or sluggish because they are anemic or diabetic. We’ve also include recipes for pregnant and lactating dogs or puppies, anti-cancer recipes, low-fat meals to prevent heart disease, and many more.

If your dog has cancer, we highly recommend that you take a look at our Canine Cancer Secrets products here.

If your dog has allergies, we highly recommend that you take a look at our Canine Allergy Secrets products here.

COMING SOON:

1. Canine Kidney SECRETS

2. Canine Diabetes SECRETS

3. Canine Pregnancy SECRETS

4. Canine Arthritis SECRETS

5. Canine Weight Loss SECRETS

6. And more!

Please go through this book to find the recipe that will best suit your pet’s needs.

May your dog live a long, healthy and happy life!


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The Recipes

Anti-Heart Disease

Recipe Low-fat Turkey Mix Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 1 ½ ½ 1 ½

Cups Cup Cup Cup Tablespoon

Turkey Rice (brown or white) Tomato Zucchini Dill (dried or fresh)

230 350 16 18 10

126 1 7 4 1

Total 624 139 Method

1. Stew the turkey in water for 30 minutes or until fully cooked,

then drain. Cut the turkey meat into small pieces.

2. Cube the zucchini and tomato and boil in water for approximately 7 minutes until tender. Drain and use the broth to cook the rice.

3. Cook the rice with the vegetable broth over a low heat for approximately 30 minutes until the rice is tender and has absorbed the broth. If there is a shortfall of broth add water.

4. Mix the turkey, rice, zucchini, tomato and dill in a bowl.

5. Serve at room temperature. Cooking Duration 30 minutes Temperature -- Preparation Time 15 minutes Yields 4 cups Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

249% 83% 45% 34% 29% Note This recipe being very low in fat is instrumental in

preventing heart disease, preventing your dog from becoming overweight and impeding its heart from working effectively.



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Anti-Anemia Recipes

Recipe Anti-Anemia Chicken Diet Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 2 1 ½ 2

Cups Teaspoon Cup Cups

Chicken liver (1lb) Tomato paste Rice (brown or white) Spinach

800 5 350 16

1824 43 1

48 Total 1171 1916

Method

1. Cube and thread the chicken livers on skewers and grill. Rotate the skewers every 15 seconds.

2. Only sear the outside of the liver. When brown on the outside, immediately remove the livers off the skewers and place them in a bowl.

3. Cook the rice with the tomato paste in water over a low heat for approximately 30 minutes until the rice is tender.

4. Steam the spinach. Steam freshly washed spinach by placing it with its clinging water droplets (usually enough to steam it) into a large pot. Cover and cook, stir regularly. The spinach reduces in mass drastically. Steam for 5 minutes, until wilted.

5. Chop finely.

6. Mix the rice, spinach and livers well.

7. Serve at room temperature. Cooking Duration 30 minutes Temperature Preparation Time 10 minutes Yields 3.5 cups Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

468% 156% 86% 63% 54% Note This recipe is good for anemic dogs because beef liver

contains twice the iron of beef meat and the spinach is also a good iron source. Brown rice also contains more iron than white rice.



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Recipe Anti-Anemia Beef Bowl

Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg

2 1 ½ 2

Cups Teaspoon Cup Cups

Beef liver (1lb) Tomato paste Rice (brown or white) Spinach

1248 5

350 16

308 43 1

48 Total 1619 400

Method

1. Cube and thread the beef livers on skewers & grill. Rotate the skewers every 15 seconds.

2. Only sear the outside of the liver. When brown on the outside, immediately remove the livers off the skewers and place them in a bowl.

3. Cook the rice with the tomato paste in water over a low heat for approximately 30 minutes until the rice is tender.

4. Steam the spinach. Steam freshly washed spinach by placing it with its clinging water droplets (usually enough to steam it) into a large pot. Cover and cook, stir regularly. The spinach reduces in mass drastically. Steam for 5 minutes, until wilted.

5. Chop finely.

6. Mix the rice, spinach and livers.


Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

647% 215% 119% 88% 75% Note This recipe is good for anemic dogs because beef liver

contains twice the iron of beef muscle meat and the spinach is also a good iron source. Brown rice also contains more iron than white rice.



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Recipe Anti-Anemia Heart Bowl Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 2 2 ¼ ½ 1 2

Cups Tablespoons Teaspoon Cup Cup Tablespoons

Chicken hearts (1lb) Vegetable oil Turmeric Rice Broccoli Plain yogurt

360 240

2 350 26 35

800 0 1 1

24 26


Brown the chicken hearts with the Vegetable oil over low heat for approximately 20 minutes. Do not overcook. Chop into small pieces.

Chop the broccoli and cook for approximately 25 minutes until tender. Drain the broth.

Cook the rice with the vegetable broth and turmeric over a low heat for approximately 30 minutes until the rice is tender and has absorbed the broth. If necessary make up the shortfall of broth with water.

Mix the hearts, rice, broccoli, and yogurt in a bowl.

Serve at room temperature. Cooking Duration 30 minutes Temperature -- Preparation Time 5 minutes Yields 3 cups Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

405% 135% 74% 55% 47% Note Rice provides the right balance in this meal and prevents

diarrea given that organ meats are extremely rich, including high iron levels. Use of broccoli provides additional iron for an anemic dog or one recovering from surgery.



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Recipes for the Overweight Dog

Recipe Lamb and Veg Slimmer Meal Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 2 2 1 1 1 ½

Cups Tablespoon Cup Cup Cup Tablespoon

Lamb (1lb) Vegetable oil Zucchini Cabbage Carrots Rosemary

506 240 18 22 55 5

320 0 4

16 45 1


1. Chop the lamb into cubes and brown the meat with the

rosemary in the vegetable oil over low heat for 30 minutes until cooked.

2. Chop the zucchini and carrots into small cubes, shred the cabbage and boil for about 10 minutes until tender.

3. Drain and reserve the broth for other use.

4. Combine meat and vegetables in a mixing bowl.

5. Serve at room temperature. Cooking Duration 30 minutes Temperature -- Preparation Time 10 minutes Yields -- Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

338% 112% 62% 46% 17% Note Any long term weight loss should only be undertaken

having checked first with your veterinarian.



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Recipe Chicken and Yogurt Slimmer Meal

Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 2 2 1 1 2

Cups Tablespoon Cup Cup Tablespoons

Chicken Vegetable oil Squash Carrots Plain yogurt

390 240 17 55 35

325 0 4

45 26


1. Chop the chicken into cubes and brown it in the vegetable oil

over low heat for 30 minutes until cooked.

2. Chop the squash and carrots into small cubes and boil for about 10 minutes until tender.

3. Combine meat, squash, carrots and yogurt in a mixing bowl.


Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

294% 98% 54% 40% 34% Note Any long term weight loss should only be undertaken

having checked first with your veterinarian.



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Recipe Meat-free Protein Paté

Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg ½ 1 ½ 2 1

Dozen Tablespoon Cup Tablespoon Cup

Eggs Yogurt Rice (brown or white) Cottage cheese (low fat) Vegetable broth

444 35

350 40 16

378 26 1

228 --


1. Hard boil and then shell the eggs. Mash the eggs in a bowl.

2. Cook the rice in the broth over a low heat for approximately 30 minutes until the rice is tender.

3. Mix the eggs, rice, yogurt and cottage cheese and blend well.


Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

354% 118% 65% 48% 41% Note This recipe should not be given more than once a week.

If the broth is too rich for your dog’s digestive system, cook the rice in water.



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Anti-Cancer Recipes

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Recipe Anti-Cancer Chicken Blend

Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 2 2 ½ ½ ½ 3 2 2 1 ¼

Cups Tablespoons Cup Cup Cup Cups Tablespoons Tablespoons Tablespoon Teaspoon

Chicken Vegetable oil Tomatoes Water Broccoli Cabbage Cottage cheese (low fat) Yogurt Flaxseed oil Ginger, ground

390 240 16 0

13 66 40 35

120 2

325 0 7 0

12 48

228 26 0 1


1. Brown the chicken in 1 tablespoons of vegetable oil over low

heat for approximately 35 minutes. Mince or shred the chicken.

2. Saute the tomatoes in 1 tablespoons of Vegetable oil. Add the water and simmer for 25 minutes.

3. Chop the broccoli into small pieces, shred the cabbage and boil for approximately 25 minutes. Drain and reserve the broth for later use.

4. Combine all the ingredients in a large bowl, cool to room temperature.

5. Add the flaxseed oil, ground ginger and yogurt just prior to serving.

6. Serve at room temperature. Cooking Duration 35 minutes Temperature -- Preparation Time 10 minutes Yields 4.5 cups Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

368% 122% 67% 50% 42% Note Low carbohydrate, high fat and high protein is very

important for dogs with cancer.

Green leafy vegetables are good owing to their mineral content.



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Recipe Anti-Cancer Beef Bowl

Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 2 2 ½ ½ ½ 1 2 ¼ 1

Cups Tablespoons Cup Cup Cup Cup Tablespoons Teaspoon Tablespoon

Beef (1lb) Vegetable oil Tomatoes Water Broccoli Cabbage Cottage cheese (low fat) Turmeric Flaxseed oil

1248 240 16 0

13 22 40 2

120

308 0 7 0

12 16

228 1 0


1. Brown the beef in 1 tablespoons of vegetable oil over low heat

for approximately 35 minutes.

2. Sauté the tomatoes in 1 tablespoons of vegetable oil. Add the water and simmer for 25 minutes.

3. Chop the broccoli into small pieces, shred the cabbage and boil with the turmeric for approximately 25 minutes. Drain and reserve the broth for later use.

4. Combine all the ingredients in a large bowl, cool to room temperature.

5. Add the flaxseed oil just prior to serving.


Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

680% 226% 125% 92% 79% Note Low carbohydrate, high fat and high protein are very

important for dogs with cancer.

Green leafy vegetables are good owing to their mineral content.

Turmeric is likewise purported to be a natural medicine for treating cancer.



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Recipes for Kidney Cleansing

Recipe Beef Broth Kidney Therapy Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg

1 2 ½ 1 ½

Cup Tablespoons Cup Teaspoon Cup

Ground beef (8 ounces) Vegetable oil Rice (white or brown) Tomato paste Beef broth

624 240 350

5 8

154 0 1

43


1. Brown the beef in the vegetable oil over low heat until fully

cooked, approximately 20 minutes.

2. Cook the rice with the tomato paste in broth over a low heat for approximately 30 minutes until the rice is tender.

3. Combine the beef and rice in a mixing bowl with the additional ½ cup of beef broth.


Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

490% 163% 90% 67% 57% Note Low in protein and made with a considerable amount of

broth with the purpose of flushing out the kidneys.



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Anti-Diabetis

Recipe Sugar-free Turkey Diabetic Blend Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg

¼ 2 2

Cup Cups Cups

Red lentils Turkey Green beans and Cabbage

57 460 68

1 252 13


1. Boil the lentils in water for 30 minutes or until soft.

2. Cube and boil the turkey in water to cover, cook approximately 15 minutes. Once thoroughly cooked drain (keep the broth for another use). Place the turkey in a bowl.

3. Slice & boil the green beans and cabbage for 10 minutes or until soft. (frozen beans can be used, in which case follow package instructions for cooking).

4. Add the lentils and beans to the turkey.


Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

234% 78% 43% 31% 27% Note This meal is particularly low in fat, low in carbohydrates,

and high in protein and therefore often suitable for dogs suffering with diabetes.



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Anti-Agression Recipes

Recipe Mac n’ Pork Aggression Soother Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg

1½ 2

1/3 2 1 ½ 1 1

Cups Tablespoons Cup Cups Cup Tablespoons Tablespoons Tablespoons

Pork (tenderloin) (12 ozs) Vegetable oil Elbow macaroni Cabbage Potatoes Dill, fresh or dried Flaxseed oil Chinese parsley, fresh or dried

345 240 736 44

120 10

120 1

761 0

66 32 1 1 0 1


1. Cut into cubes and brown the pork in the vegetable oil over low

heat for 35 minutes or until cooked.

2. Cook the macaroni in boiled water until it becomes tender. Then place in a colander and washed off the starch or drain the water.

3. Cube the potatoes, shred the cabbage and cook until tender, approximately 20 minutes. Drain the broth (reserving for subsequent use) and mash.

4. Combine the pork, macaroni, mashed potatoes, cabbage, dill, and cilantro in a mixing bowl.

5. Add the flaxseed oil just prior to serving


Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

646% 215% 118% 88% 75% Note The herbs, parsley and dill, have a naturally calming

effect on your dog. The pasta provides a satisfying ‘full’ feeling.



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Recipe Fatty Lamb Aggression Soother Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 2 2 ½ ½ ½ 1 1 1

Cups Tablespoons Cups Cup Tablespoons Teaspoon Tablespoons Tablespoons

Extra-fatty lamb (1lb) Vegetable oil Rice (white or brown) Potatoes Dill, fresh or dried Coriander Flaxseed oil Chinese parsley, fresh or dried

506 240 350 60 10 2

120 1

320 0 1 1 1 1 0 1


1. Cut into cubes and brown the lamb with the coriander in the

vegetable oil over low heat for 35 minutes or until cooked.

2. Cook the rice in boiled water until it becomes tender, approximately 30 minutes until tender. Drain the water.

3. Boil the potatoes until tender, approximately 20 minutes. Drain the water and mash.

4. Combine the lamb, rice, mashed potatoes, dill, and cilantro in a mixing bowl.

5. Add the flaxseed oil just prior to serving.


Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

515% 171% 94% 70% 59% Note The herbs, coriander and dill, have a naturally calming

effect on your dog. The rice and potatoes provide a satisfying ‘full’ feeling.



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Recipe Mac n’ Beef Aggression Soother

Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg

2 2 1/3 1 1 ½ 1 1

Cups Tablespoons Cup Cup Teaspoon Tablespoons Tablespoons Tablespoons

Beef (1lb) Vegetable oil Elbow macaroni Potatoes Tomato paste Dill, fresh or dried Flaxseed oil Chinese parsley, fresh or dried

1248 240 736 120

5 10

120 1

308 0

66 1

43 1 0 1


1. Cut into cubes and brown the beef in the vegetable oil over low

heat for 35 minutes or until cooked.

2. Cook the macaroni in boiled water until it becomes tender. Then place in a colander and rinse off the starch or drain the water.

3. Boil the potatoes until tender, approximately 20 minutes. Drain the water and mash with the tomato paste.

4. Combine the beef, macaroni, mashed potatoes, dill, and cilantro in a mixing bowl.

5. Add the flaxseed oil just prior to serving


Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

992% 330% 182% 135% 115% Note The herb, dill, has a naturally calming effect on your dog.

The pasta and potatoes provide a satisfying ‘full’ feeling.



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Anti-Arthritis

Recipe Anti-Arthritis Turkey Blend Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 2 2 ½ 1 ½ 1

Cups Tablespoons Teaspoon Teaspoon Cup Cup

Turkey Vegetable oil Ginger Rosemary Yellow squash Pumpkin

460 240

4 10 9

84

252 0 1 2 --

12 Total 807 267

Method

1. Mince or grind the ginger and rosemary.

2. Brown the turkey in the vegetable oil with the ground ginger and rosemary over a low heat for approximately 30 minutes.

3. Cube and boil the yellow squash and pumpkin in water for 20 minutes, until tender.

4. Combine the turkey, pumpkin and squash in a mixing bowl.

5. Serve at room temperature. Cooking Duration 30 minutes Temperature -- Preparation Time 10 minutes Yields -- Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

322% 107% 59% 44% 37% Note Ginger and Rosemary are both believed to reduce

inflammation and are therefore an aid in cases of arthritis.



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Anti-Allergy Recipe

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Recipe Anti-Allergy Veggie Cookies Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 6 2 5 4 12 1 1 1½

Cups Cups Tablespoons Tablespoons Cups Tablespoons Tablespoon Cups

Yellow squash Green peas (Fresh or frozen) Blackstrap molasses Vegetable oil Rice flour Baking powder Plain yogurt

102 82

266 480

6936 3

18 0

24 8

37 0 0

488 13 0


Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.

Cube and boil the squash for approximately 20 minutes, until soft. Drain and mash.

Mix in the peas, molasses, and vegetable oil.

Add and the baking powder.

Add in the rice flour 1 cup at a time, alternate with water and yogurt and mix until smooth.

Knead the mixture with your hands, making sure that there are no lumps.

Lightly dust a flat surface with flour so the dough won't stick.

Roll the cookie dough flat, spreading it evenly to a 1/4-inch thickness.

Cut the dough with any type and size of cookie cutter.

Put the dough shapes on non stick or greased cookie sheets and bake for 30 minutes until they are golden on the edges.

Remove from oven.

Cool and serve and, or store. Cooking Duration 50 minutes Temperature 350 degrees Preparation Time 10 minutes Yields 4.5 lb Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

3154% 1051% 579% 430% 366% Note The rice flour is a wheat substitute, yoghurt is a cheese

substitute, molasses binds the ingredients as an egg substitute.



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Recipes to Soothe the Stomach

Recipe Beef and Barley Goulash Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 4 2 1 ½ 2 1 1 ½

Cups Cups Cup Cup Tablespoons Clove Teaspoon Cup

Water Ground Beef (1lb) Beets Barley Plain Yogurt garlic Oregano, fresh or dried Dry bread crumbs (wheat bread)

0 1248

58 296 35 5 5

213

0 308 106 332 26 1 1

465


1. Bring the water to a boil in a large pot.

2. Cube beef and the beets

3. Finely mince the garlic clove.

4. Add the beef, beets, barley, garlic, and oregano.

5. Continue stewing until all the ingredients are cooked, approxi-mately 45 minutes.

6. Just before serving, stir in the plain yogurt top with bread crumbs.


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Extra-Large Dog

744% 248% 136% 101% 86% Note This recipe flushes out the digestive system.

The tomatoes have antioxidant properties.



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Recipe Turkey Stew Colon Cleanser Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 4 2 1 ½ 1 1 1 ½

Cups Cups Cup Cup Teaspoon Clove Teaspoon Cup

Water Turkey Beets Barley Tomato paste garlic Oregano, fresh or dried Dry oats

0 460 58

296 5 5 5

213

0 252 106 332 43 1 1

465 Total 838 1200

Method

1. Cube turkey and the beets

2. Finely mince the garlic clove.

3. Bring the water to a boil in a large pot and add the tomato paste.

4. Add the turkey, beets, barley, garlic, and oregano.

5. Continue stewing until all the ingredients are cooked, approxi-mately 45 minutes.

6. Just before serving, top with bread crumbs.


Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

335% 111% 61% 45% 38% Note This recipe flushes out the digestive system.

The tomatoes have antioxidant properties.



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Recipe Lamb Hash Tummy Soother Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg

2 ½ ¼ 1

Cups Tablespoon Cup Cup

Ground or cubed lamb (1lb) Rosemary Barley White or sweet potatoes

506 5

148 140

320 1

166 17


1. Boil the lamb with the rosemary for 30 minutes until tender.

Drain and reserve the broth for later use.

2. Wash the barley (removing any debris), place in the boiled water and cook for approximately 35 minutes. If the barley has been soaked overnight cooking time is reduced to 15 minutes. Drain.

3. Boil the potatoes until tender for approximately 15 minutes. Drain the water. Chop into small cubes.

4. Mash the potatoes and mix with the meat, rosemary, barley.


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Extra-Large Dog

319% 106% 58% 43% 37% Note This recipe helps flush out the digestive system.



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Recipe Chick n’ Yogurt Tummy Flush

Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 2 2 ½ 1½ 2

Cups Tablespoons Cup Cups Tablespoons

Chicken livers (1lb) Vegetable oil Beet Oatmeal Yogurt

800 240 29

450 35

1824 0

53 0

26 Total 1554 1903

Method

1. Chop up the livers and brown them in the vegetable oil over a low heat for approximately 10 minutes.

2. Boil the beet for approximately 25 minutes, until soft.

3. Boil 3 cups of water, then sprinkle the oatmeal on top and stir. Alternatively cook the water and oatmeal for approx 1 minute in the microwave.

4. Combine the livers, oatmeal, beets and yogurt in a bowl and serve at room temperature.

Cooking Duration 25 minutes Temperature -- Preparation Time 10 minutes Yields 3 cups Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

621% 207% 114% 84% 72% Note If your dog suffers with constipation the key ingredients

in solving this condition in this recipe are the beet and the oatmeal.



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Recipes for the Pregnant Dog

Recipe Mama Mia’s Meatballs Amt Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 1 1 2 1 1 2 1

Pound Cup Pieces Tsp. Cup Pieces Tbsp.

Ground beef or turkey Grated cheddar cheese Carrots, finely grated Garlic powder Whole wheat bread crumbs Eggs, beaten Tomato Paste

1168/386 98 60 9

156 148 15

308/176 175 99 1

293 126 16

Total 1654/872 1015/883

Method

1. Preheat oven to 350°. 2. In a large bowl, combine all ingredients and mix thoroughly. 3. Form into meatballs, appropriately sized for your dog. 4. Placed the meatballs on a cookie sheet with nonfat cooking

spray. 5. Bake for 15 - 20 minutes, until brown and firm. 6. Serve cooled. Leftovers can be stored in refrigerator or

freezer. Cooking Duration 15-20 minutes Temperature 350° F Preparation Time 5 minutes Yields -- Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

661% / 348%

220% / 116%

121% / 64%

90% / 47%

47% / 40%

Note Recommended for pregnant dogs because of the high protein content, as provided by the beef, turkey, cheese and eggs. Cheddar cheese also provides fat and calcium. Tomato paste is a source of lycopene, a potent antioxidant.



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Recipe Mom’s Meatloaf Amount

Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg

4 ½ 2 ½ 2 ½ ¼ ¼ ¼ 2 1

Cups Cup Pounds Cup Pieces Cup Cup Cup Cup Cloves Tbsp.

Chicken broth Barley Ground chicken or turkey Cottage cheese Eggs Rolled oats Finely chopped carrots Finely chopped spinach Finely chopped zuchinni Garlic Olive oil

152 296

804/772 110 148 150 15 3 5 8

119

288 332

650/352 10

126 2

11 46 1 1 0

Total 1810/1778 1467/1169

Method

7. Combine chicken broth and barley in a large saucepan and bring to a boil.

8. Reduce heat and simmer for 50 - 60 minutes. 9. Set aside and cool. 10. Preheat oven to 350°. 11. In large mixing bowl combine chicken (or turkey), cottage cheese,

eggs, oats, carrots, spinach, zucchini and garlic and mix well. 12. Add cooled broth and olive oil and mix thoroughly. 13. Put mixture in loaf pan and bake for one hour. 14. Serve cooled.

Cooking Duration 60-120 minutes Temperature -- Preparation Time 15 minutes Yields 1 loaf Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

724% / 711%

241% / 237%

133% / 130%

98% / 97%

84% / 82%

Note Recommended for pregnant dogs because of the high protein content. Chicken, turkey, cottage cheese and eggs are all superior protein sources. Cottage cheese also provides fat and calcium. Spinach is another calcium source. Barley and oats are healthy, easily digestible carbohydrate sources. Both are also whole grains, which are rich in vitamins and nutrients. Eggs, poultry, oats and olive oil are all sources of Omega-6 fatty acids.



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Recipes for the Lactating Dog

Recipe Liver Lasagna for the Nursing Dog Amt Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 9 4 2 4 4 4 2 2 1

Pieces Cups Cloves Tbsp. Tbsp. Cups Pieces Cups Cup

Lasagna noodles Tomato sauce Minced garlic Oregano Basil Ricotta cheese Eggs Cooked liver chicken/ beef, chopped Mozzarella cheese, shredded

756 312

8 56 44

1356 148

468/864

336

0 107

1 4 6

826 126

962/313

702

Total 3484/3880 2734/2085

Method

1. Preheat oven to 350°. 2. Cook the lasagna, per package instructions. Drain and set aside. 3. In a large skillet, combine tomato sauce, garlic and 2 tbsp. each

of the oregano and basil and simmer over medium heat for 30 minutes.

4. In a small bowl, combine ricotta cheese and eggs and mix with a fork.

5. In a casserole dish, layer the tomato sauce mixture, lasagna noodles (3 across), liver, ricotta mixture and mozzarella cheese and remaining oregano and basil. Begin with the tomato sauce and end with the mozzarella cheese. You will have three layers in all.

6. Cover with aluminum foil and bake for 45 minutes. 7. Serve cooled. Leftovers can be stored in the refrigerator or freezer

for later use. Cooking Duration 30/45 minutes Temperature 350° Preparation Time 20 mins Yields Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

139% / 155%

464% / 517%

256% / 285%

190% / 212%

162% / 180%

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mozzarella and ricotta cheeses are also calcium sources. Pasta is a healthy, easily digestible carbohydrate sources. Eggs and poultry are sources of Omega-6 fatty acids. Tomato sauce is a source of lycopene, a potent antioxidant.



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Recipe Nurse’s Turkey Cheeseburgers Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 1 ½ ¼ ¾ 2 ¼ 1 ½

Pound Cup Cup Cup Eggs Cup Tbsp. Cup

Ground turkey Baby cabbage, finely chopped Carrots, shredded Whole wheat bread crumbs Eggs Chicken broth Basil Shredded cheddar cheese

386 10 11

117 148 10 11 98

176 8

19 593 126 18 2

88 Total 791 1030

Method

1. Preheat oven to broil, or preheat grill. 2. In a large bowl, combine all ingredients, except for the cheese,

and mix thoroughly. 3. Form into 4 patties and place on a broiler pan and put in the

oven. Alternatively, broil the patties directly on the grill. 4. Cook about 8 minutes per side, making sure the meat is cooked

through. 5. Once burgers have been flipped and are just about done, top

with cheddar cheese and allow to melt. 6. Serve cooled.

Cooking Duration 15-20 minutes Temperature 350° F Preparation Time 5 minutes Yields -- Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

316% 105% 58% 43% 36% Note Recommended for lactating dogs because of the high

protein content, as provided by the turkey, eggs and cheese. Cheese is also a calcium source. Eggs and poultry are sources of Omega-6 fatty acids.



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Recipes for Puppies

Recipe Milk Replacer Formula A Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 10 3 1 2 1

Oz Oz Piece Tbsp. Cup

Evaporated milk (whole fat or part skim, do not use all skim) or goat’s milk Sterilized water Egg raw egg yolk (if puppies at least 1 wk old) Mayonnaise Whole milk fat or part skim plain yogurt (do not use all skim)

400/210

0 55

114 154

950/500

0 8

73 98

Total 723/533 1129/679

Method

1. Combine all ingredients in a blender and mix until well blended. 2. Warm formula to puppy body temperature before feeding. 3. Mixture is thick, and best administered using a stomach tube.

If using a bottle, you may need to enlarge hole slightly. 4. Discard formula leftover from a feeding (unused bottle contents). 5. Refrigerate unused formula (not put in the bottle). 6. Use all formula within 7 days, or dispose of it.

Cooking Duration -- Temperature Preparation Time 5 minutes Yields Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

289% / 213%

96% / 71%

53% / 39%

39% / 29%

33% / 24%

Note Should the need arise to supplement the mother's milk with Milk Replacer Formula, due to eclampsia or otherwise, two options to make it yourself are provided here. Neither is superior to the other, the difference between them is the source of protein. 2 choices are offered for your convenience.



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Recipe Milk Replacer Formula B Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium

Mg 1 ¼ 2 2

Cup Cup Pieces Tbsp.

Evaporated milk Warm water Egg yolks, raw (if puppy is at least 1 wk old) Protein powder

320 0

110

120

267 0

16

110


1. Combine all ingredients in a blender and mix until smooth. 2. Serve warm. 3. Discard formula leftover from a feeding. 4. Refrigerate unused formula. 5. Use all formula within 7 days, or dispose of it.

Cooking Duration 5 minutes Temperature Preparation Time Yields Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

220% 73% 40% 30% 25% Note Should the need arise to supplement the mother's milk

with Milk Replacer Formula, due to eclampsia or otherwise, two options to make it yourself are provided here. Neither is superior to the other, the difference between them is the source of protein. 2 choices are offered for your convenience.



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Recipe Puppy Weaning Mush A Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium

Mg 1 1

Cup Cup

Baby dry rice cereal Evaporated milk Water

960 320

0

77 267

0 Total 1280 344

Method

1. For the 1st feeding, combine baby cereal and milk with enough water to make a medium thin gruel.

2. Introduce mixture to puppies individually, aiding them in tasting as necessary. A small amount can be given to each on a saucer.

3. The 2nd day, feed the morning meal the same way. 4. With the afternoon meal, puppies can be fed from a communal

saucer. 5. After two full days of cereal only, you can begin mixing in puppy

food. Blend kibble in a food processor or blender until completely ground.

6. Mix 1/2 cup of the ground kibble into the cereal concoction, with enough warm water to keep it a medium thin gruel.

7. With each successive feeding, add a little more puppy food and a little less cereal.

8. By the end of two days of this, you should be feeding all ground puppy food with the milk and water.

9. After a full day of this, use only the ground dog food and water, eliminating the milk.

10. After two full days of this, ease up on the grinding of the puppy food, so it is a little coarser.

11. Gradually increase the amount of the puppy food and water mixture until the puppies are leaving some leftover, then cut back a bit.

12. Also, continue to gradually decrease the grinding until the puppies are eating whole kibble. You can continue to mix with water to provide a ”gravy."

Cooking Duration 5 minutes Temperature Preparation Time Yields Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

512% 170% 94% 69% 59% Note This weaning mush has a neutral and almost-fluid

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Recipe Puppy Weaning Mush B Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 1 12

Cups Oz.

High quality dry puppy food Milk replacer formula

960 720

1180 --

Total 1680 1180

Method

1. Combine puppy food and milk replacer formula in blender. Add water until blender is full.

2. Blend well, until a medium thin gruel. 3. This will feed 6 - 8 puppies of a medium-sized breed. 4. Puppies should receive 3 - 4 meals of this to start. 5. Each week, increase the amount of food and decrease the

amount of milk replacer formula and water, and the time of blending to increase coarseness of kibble.

6. By the time the puppies are 7 weeks old, they should be eating dry food, drinking water, and completely weaned from nursing.

Cooking Duration -- Temperature -- Preparation Time 5 minutes Yields -- Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

672% 224% 123% 91% 54% Note This weaning mush has a neutral and almost-fluid

consistency that is effective in weaning a puppy. In addition, the amount of milk and food ratio can be changed until the puppy is eating whole food.



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Recipe Puppy’s Liver Teething Biscuits Amount Measure Ingredients Calories Sodium Mg 1 1 3 ¼

Pound Cups Tbsp. Cup

Chicken liver Graham cracker crumbs Molasses Parsley

468 355 141 16

322 747 22 7

Total 980 1098

Method

1. Preheat oven to 200°. 2. Place all ingredients in blender or food processor and blend until

smooth. 3. Pour into an 8" square or round, microwave-able container. 4. Microwave until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean

(approximately 7 minutes). 5. Turn out of pan and cut into squares while still warm. 6. Spread onto a foil-lined cookie sheet and bake for 1 1/2 hours. 7. Serve cooled. 8. Can be refrigerated or frozen for later use.

Cooking Duration 1 ½ hours Temperature 200° Preparation Time 10 minutes Yields -- Percentage of Daily Calorie Requirement Met

Toy Dog Small Dog

Medium Dog

Large Dog

Extra-Large Dog

392% 130% 72% 53% 45% Note For puppies that are teething, these biscuits are good for

them because due to the ingredients the consistency is just hard enough to allow them to work out their teeth, while the liver ingredient keeps them chewing on the biscuit.



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