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Dog Food Recipes: Puppy Stew
This article first appeared in The Bark, Issue 54, May/Jun 2009 published in Cheaper Eats
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I make a doggie stew - basically full lots of the ingredients that I've seen in the Bark articles. My latest concoction is chicken livers, a large can of mackerel (take out the bones), a large can of salmon (take out the bones), chopped carrots, kale or spinach, sweet potatoes, beans, tomatoes and anything else you know is good for dogs. If chicken is on sale, I'll put some of that in too. It changes a little every time i make it, depending on what's on sale or in season!
I put everything in a very large stock pot, cover with water and simmer for an hour to an hour and a half. Then I divide it all up into 5 or 6 containers. I keep one in the fridge and put the others in the freezer. Every night I top my dogs' kibble with a spoonful of doggie stew and dribble a little of the liquid around. They go absolutely crazy for it and it's so healthy for them! Because it makes so much, you only have to do it every month or so.