this article was co-authored by brian bourquin, dvm. b” to his clients, is a veterinarian and the owner of boston veterinary clinic, a pet health care and veterinary clinic with three locations, south end/bay village, the seaport, and brookline, massachusetts. the clinic also provides specialty services in behavior, nutrition, and alternative pain management therapies using acupuncture, and therapeutic laser treatments. there are 8 references cited in this article, which can be found at the bottom of the page. this article …

homemade chicken jerky for dogs – the easiest dog treat recipe! if you had told teenage me that i’d spend a lot of time making homemade dog treats as part of my job as an adult, i would’ve said, “yep, sounds right.” anyway, the other day i was at petco looking at all the rodents and cats up for adoption and wandered over to the dog treats where they want 20 dollars for a tiny bag of jerky. you just …

they sit there waiting for you to throw them a piece of meat from the dinner table. dogs are basically domesticated wolves that have migrated for hundreds of generations. these chicken hearts may not suit your taste but for dogs, they will certainly suit their taste. there have many benefits of chicken hearts for dogs. animal hearts, especially chicken and turkey, are lean protein. and cooking or raw chicken hearts are good for your dog companion. any heating of the …

how much chicken and rice should you feed your dog to help him feel better? boiled chicken is an excellent source of low-fat protein, vitamins, minerals, and other necessary nutrients for dogs. i made chicken and rice for my dog when she had an upset tummy. for example, for a small dog or puppies who only eat one cup of food per day, give him 1/3 of a cup of the chicken and rice mixture three times per day. although …

and if your dog is refusing to eat due to an upset stomach or ongoing illness, one of the most popular fixes is to pour a little chicken broth over his food. avoid chicken bone broths with added aromatics like garlic and onion, and opt for a low-sodium or homemade bone broth if you’re watching your dog’s salt intake. because chicken broth is generally a low-calorie food with about 15 calories per cup, it fits the bill for a great …