Pampered pomeranian stew (recipe for dogs)

Pampered Pomeranian Stew recipe

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Introducing the delightful "Pampered Pomeranian Stew," a delectable recipe specially crafted for our furry friends. This nutritious and flavorful stew is designed to pamper your beloved pomeranian with a homemade meal that will leave their tails wagging in delight. Packed with wholesome ingredients and essential nutrients, this recipe ensures a healthy and satisfying dining experience for your four-legged companion. Treat your pomeranian to a culinary adventure that combines taste, nutrition, and love in every bite.

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Pampered pomeranian stew (recipe for dogs) details

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Note: this is a recipe for dogs, not humans.

Ingredients:

3 cups well-rinsed organic quinoa (or rice, oats, millet, etc.)

Turkey (or fish, chicken, pork, or lamb)

Garlic

Finely chopped broccoli and grated carrots (or whatever vegetables)

Instructions:

Place the well-rinsed organic quinoa in a rice cooker and add 6 cups of boiling water and cook. Slowly cook garlic and ground turkey for about 5 minutes. Add finely chopped broccoli and grated carrots for a few minutes.

When everything is cooked, put it together and stir. For my dogs, I add some olive oil, spiralina, powdered dog vitamins, yeast powder, and seaweed flakes. I also put in the seeds of the papaya (covering is rich in enzymes) and some avocado. Dr. Ihor Basko also recommends adding a raw egg every 4 days. He said that, years ago, after the hurricane, he and his neighbors lived on the dog food he had stored in his freezer!