Quick Dog Snack Recip

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 Are you one of those fathers or mothers who love to please their dog, but don't always have time for super elaborate recipes? Don't worry, today we bring you a quick snack recipe, made in a microwave, which is delicious.

 

If your pet is old, young, obese or has dietary restrictions, always seek a veterinarian before offering new foods to him.



Quick Dog Snack Ingredients:

150g of cooked minced meat without any seasoning

100g of oat flakes

100g of wholemeal flour

1 egg

Microwave container

Method of preparation:

Break the egg into a bowl and then mix the other ingredients, except for the flour

Mix until it becomes a homogeneous and malleable dough, gradually adding the flour until it no longer sticks

Cut small portions, forming cookies, like cookies

Place in a microwaveable container and leave for six minutes on medium power

After this process, remove from microwave oven and wait for it to cool. Place in plastic bags or airtight storage jars. You can also freeze it to keep it crisp.

 

What do we think of the quick snack recipe

A simple recipe, with few ingredients, quick and sure to please. Your four-legged child will love it!

 

Attention: If your dog does not usually consume homemade snacks, offer them little by little to avoid vomiting or diarrhea. No recipe should replace your dog's conventional food.


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