Pampered pomeranian stew recipe

Pampered Pomeranian Stew recipe

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Introducing the delightful Pampered Pomeranian Stew, a recipe that promises to satisfy even the most discerning canine palates. This hearty stew is specially crafted with love and care to pamper your beloved Pomeranian with a delicious and nutritious meal. Packed with wholesome ingredients and flavors, this recipe guarantees a tail-wagging experience for your furry friend. From tender meats to nutrient-rich vegetables, this stew is designed to provide optimal nourishment and enjoyment. Treat your Pomeranian like royalty with this delectable homemade stew that will surely keep them coming back for more!

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Pampered pomeranian stew recipe details

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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:

Why a dog food recipe? My guests returning from a long swim with the dolphins smelled food cooking and asked, “What’s this? I explained to them that my naturopathic vet from Kauai taught me to cook fresh food for my dogs. 1/4 protein, 1/4 vegetables, and 1/2 grain. This particular bath has ground turkey, garden greens and quinoa (Aztec grain). “Can I have some?” they asked. I gladly shared it with them to find that they loved it and asked for the recipe. Here it is…

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!