Dog Food Supplement

[GaryHibbert]

Great looking dogs. I’m jealous.

In a different time (my birth year is, unfortunately, wrong on my profile) I spent the better part of a year in South Africa. My favorite friend there had two of those critters and they liked nothing better of an evening, than chewing their way out of their chain-link kennel and giving hell to the local hyenas and baboons.
They would turn up in the morning, faces chewed up and bleeding, perfectly cheerful and playful. Always seemed happy to get sewn up (usually by the gardener) and be back at it in a day or two.

Incredible dogs...

Both of mine came home one evening after "visiting" with a lynx. The scars are still real easy to see. No real damage though, and didn't slow either of them down the slightest.
Gary

 

[BettyMiller]

I think dietary supplements are very good. I fed the dog natural food, but the vet recommended supplements. This is better for the dog because it gives more vitamins.

 

[bdawg]

Be careful! Garlic is not good for dogs (onions either). It gives them anemia.

Can Dogs Eat Garlic? We've Got the Answer — American Kennel Club

Can dogs eat garlic? Here's why you should avoid giving it to your pup and a few suggestions of healthy alternatives, like strawberries and carrots.

www.akc.org

The rest of the recipe looks great, though.

 

[daveomak]

Huh??? My dog eats.....
Whole quail.... whole pigeons.... whole mice, gophers, packrats and any road kill that is within 100 yards of the house... bones/feathers and all....

 

[Murray]

I think dietary supplements are very good. I fed the dog natural food, but the vet recommended supplements. This is better for the dog because it gives more vitamins.

Our vet told us about 3 dogs ago that if a dog will eat vegetables or fruit, raw or cooked, no salt, onion or garlic then there is no problem feeding them a bowl or two daily.