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Difficulty: Medium
Ingredients: 6
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When you live with a high-energy, high-drive dog - mealtime is the perfect opportunity to nourish the mind and body simultaneously! In adolescence, dogs like Sinna, are still learning about the world and their brains are wired to seek out novel experiences. One of my favorite ways to nurture that need is by incorporating new foods and different textures into an enrichment toy. This is the recipe that I used the first time that Sinna tried goat cheese!
Nutrition tip:
Blueberries can provide an excellent source of fiber, antioxidants, and vitamins C and K! These low-calorie, bite-sized fruits are a great way to support your dog’s immune system.
If you don’t have quail eggs, part of a hard-boiled chicken egg will do just fine. Quail eggs are high in fatty acids, selenium, iron, vitamin B12 and vitamin A, which gives your pet a visibly silkier coat. Compared to chicken eggs, quail eggs provide greater amounts of protein, iron, and healthy fats. They also boast properties that can help treat allergies, reverse cellular damage and even help the nervous system.
Microgreens pack a punch of vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants, shielding against cancers and the ravages of time. Plus, they're gentle on your pup's tummy, making digestion a breeze!
About the Author:
Heather is a former Midwesterner who now lives in sunny SoCal with Dog Dad and their young Border Collie. From the day he came home, Sinna has been learning to communicate using recordable speech buttons - a process which has deepened their connection and pushed Heather to constantly seek out new ways to expand his world & occupy his active mind. One of their shared favorite activities is crafting (and solving!) new enrichment puzzles.