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Do you cook for your pets?

Here is my recipe for two 100 lb. labs. Lasts a couple months, so it is worth the time, I do it on a weekend.

10-15 lbs chicken on the bone (thighs are the easiest, only one bone) skin removed
1 lb carrots
few cloves of garlic
any sad veggies from the fridge

Cover with water plus a few inches, and simmer the hell out of it, until meat falls off bone. 2-4 hrs.

Remove food to cool, add 5 lb bag of rice and 2 lbs chicken livers/hearts/gizzards to broth. Cover. Cook rice, while removing bones from chicken.

Mix the whole mess together and freeze in quart size bags.( I fill the sink with ice water and throw the bags in there to cool.)

Each day, I feed the dogs high quality dry food with a cup of heated rice mix.
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Some times I make extra broth for chicken soup for the human part of the family. It smells so good cooking, the kids get jealous of the dogs!


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Do you cook for your pets?

Here is my recipe for two 100 lb. labs. Lasts a couple months, so it is worth the time, I do it on a weekend.

10-15 lbs chicken on the bone (thighs are the easiest, only one bone) skin removed
1 lb carrots
few cloves of garlic
any sad veggies from the fridge

Cover with water plus a few inches, and simmer the hell out of it, until meat falls off bone. 2-4 hrs.

Remove food to cool, add 5 lb bag of rice and 2 lbs chicken livers/hearts/gizzards to broth. Cover. Cook rice, while removing bones from chicken.

Mix the whole mess together and freeze in quart size bags.( I fill the sink with ice water and throw the bags in there to cool.)

Each day, I feed the dogs high quality dry food with a cup of heated rice mix.
-------------------------
Some times I make extra broth for chicken soup for the human part of the family. It smells so good cooking, the kids get jealous of the dogs!


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What strange things are in the door of your fridge?

@CATERPILLARGIRL: "an EMPTY jar of pickles, to which i say "why?" and get no answer."

PickleSickles!

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Making dog food

Probably not "super low-cal, high fiber" but here is my recipe for two 100 lb. labs. Lasts a couple months, so it is worth the time, I do it on a weekend.

10 lbs chicken on the bone (thighs are the easiest, only one bone) skin removed
1 lb carrots
few cloves of garlic
any sad veggies from the fridge

Cover with water plus a few inches, and simmer the hell out of it, until meat falls off bone. At least 2 hrs.

Remove food to cool, add 5 lb bag of rice and 2 lbs chicken livers to broth. Cook rice, while removing bones from chicken.

Mix the whole mess together and freeze in quart size bags.( I fill the sink with ice water and throw the bags in there to cool.)

I feed the dogs high quality dry food with a cup of heated rice mix.
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Some times I make extra broth for chicken noodle soup for the human part of the family. It smells so good cooking, the kids get jealous of the dogs!


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