Basic Canine Casserole
(for Adult dogs)
4 large chicken leg quarters (about 3.5 lbs)
1-2 cloves garlic, chopped (or 2 tsp garlic powder)
5 cups water or natural broth (no msg!)
1 large sweet potato or 4 large carrots
1 cup frozen or canned green beans or peas
1/2 cup frozen spinach or kale
1cup brown rice
1 tablespoon kelp or dulse flakes (www.seaveg.com)
Place chicken and garlic in 5 cups water or broth and bring to boil. Add brown rice
and sweet potatoes/carrots, simmer 40 minutes. Add green vegetables and continue
cooking 10-15 more minutes. Remove chicken and cool. Remove bones* and
cartilage, then return meat and skin to pot. Add kelp and oil. Stir and refrigerate in
airtight container, stays fresh at least 1 week, or freeze some for future use.
For variation, occasionally use 3 lbs 75% lean hamburg or stew meat instead of
chicken, but wait until the last 15 minutes of cooking time to add it.
Other vegetables can be used, but avoid broccoli and cabbage as they can cause
gas, and corn, as it is a common allergen.
Oats or barley can be used in place of brown rice, but wheat can cause allergic
reactions.
Overweight dog?
It is easy to reduce calories by skimming broth and removing fat and skin from
chicken.
Trying to put weight on a thin dog?
Add up to ¼ cup olive or canola oil for extra calories.
* Do NOT ever feed cooked chicken bones to a dog, they can splinter and injure the
stomach or intestines.
(for Adult dogs)
4 large chicken leg quarters (about 3.5 lbs)
1-2 cloves garlic, chopped (or 2 tsp garlic powder)
5 cups water or natural broth (no msg!)
1 large sweet potato or 4 large carrots
1 cup frozen or canned green beans or peas
1/2 cup frozen spinach or kale
1cup brown rice
1 tablespoon kelp or dulse flakes (www.seaveg.com)
Place chicken and garlic in 5 cups water or broth and bring to boil. Add brown rice
and sweet potatoes/carrots, simmer 40 minutes. Add green vegetables and continue
cooking 10-15 more minutes. Remove chicken and cool. Remove bones* and
cartilage, then return meat and skin to pot. Add kelp and oil. Stir and refrigerate in
airtight container, stays fresh at least 1 week, or freeze some for future use.
For variation, occasionally use 3 lbs 75% lean hamburg or stew meat instead of
chicken, but wait until the last 15 minutes of cooking time to add it.
Other vegetables can be used, but avoid broccoli and cabbage as they can cause
gas, and corn, as it is a common allergen.
Oats or barley can be used in place of brown rice, but wheat can cause allergic
reactions.
Overweight dog?
It is easy to reduce calories by skimming broth and removing fat and skin from
chicken.
Trying to put weight on a thin dog?
Add up to ¼ cup olive or canola oil for extra calories.
* Do NOT ever feed cooked chicken bones to a dog, they can splinter and injure the
stomach or intestines.
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| Supplements to be added at feeding time: Bone Meal Powder Flax Seed Oil Canine Multi-Vitamin (follow label directions for amounts) Available at www.naturalcanine.com |