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Nutrition

DIY Eat - Low-Cal Snacks - Liver Dumplings Fast, fresh, and healthy treats your dog will adore, whether he’s a liver lover, fish fanatic or in need of a low-cal snack.

	DIY Eat - Low-Cal Snacks - Liver Dumplings Liver Dumplings Ingredients 2 ½ cups rye flour 1/3 lb fresh chicken liver 2 Tbsp chopped parsley 3 ½ Tbsp sunflower oil About ½ cup water Utensils Cooking...more
	DIY Eat - Sweet Potato Chews All you need is five minutes prep time and a single raw yam or sweet potato. Pure, easy, and unadulterated, dog treats don’t get any healthier, easier or less expensive than this.more
	DIY Eat: Treat Pops Make your own healthy, dog-approved frozen treats more
	DIY Eat: Kale Chips The darling of the urban farmer’s market scene, can make a welcome addition to your dog’s dinner, too. more
	How To Make Sure Your Dog Eats His Vegetables For a dog, part of the pleasure of eating a biscuit or some kibble is the satisfying crunch. You can give Max that same crunch with a number of raw veggies. more
	An Egg-celent Treat Eggs are a source of protein, calcium, vitamin A, folate, vitamin D, and fat. Eggs can be boiled, scrambled, poached, or even fried with a little bit of butter (as a special treat) more
	DIY Eat: Tuna Fudge Tuna Fudge—a rather unappealing name but dogs love it. more
	Soup of the Day Add taste without adding too many calories. more
	There's Something Fishy Going On All fish is an excellent source of protein, calcium, selenium, niacin (B vitamin), and omega-3 fats. Canned fish such as tuna or salmon makes a healthy treat for your dog. more
	There's Nothing Awful About Offal Offal is a great source of valuable nutrients. On average, 1 gram of cooked organ meat contains 1.5 calories, so it doesn’t take much to feed a lot of calories. more