For the health of the dog, we will feed the dog some vegetables to supplement vitamins and balance nutrition.
There are 5 steps to feed dog vegetables:
1. Clean: The vegetables we buy may have residual pesticides. Be sure to clean them carefully before feeding to avoid the residual pesticides being eaten by the dog.
2. Remove stems and peel: Remove the inedible parts of the vegetables to facilitate dogs to avoid choking.
3. Cooking large pieces: It is recommended to cook all the vegetables given to the dog to ensure safe consumption. Try to cook as large as possible, keep a little more nutrients from the vegetables, and do not add any seasonings.
4. Cut into small pieces: After the vegetables are cooked, they can be chopped or cut into small pieces, based on the size of the dog's entrance, making it easier for the dog to absorb and digest.
5. Give appropriate amount: Give the dog vegetables. Start from childhood and feed a small amount of one vegetable at a time. After the dog gets used to it, consider increasing the variety and increasing the portion. Excessive intake of vegetables can cause a burden on the dog's body, which is prone to indigestion, vomiting or diarrhea.
There are three ways to cook vegetables:
1. Grind: Many vegetables can be ground and sprinkled on dog food after being cooked. These vegetables will blend well with dog food.
2. Vegetable puree: Cut the vegetables into boiling water and steam them. Take them out for about 20 minutes, and then chop them to get the vegetable puree. Vegetable puree is more suitable for dogs who are picky about their food.
3. Freezing: Cut the vegetables and cook them, and put them in the refrigerator to refrigerate if necessary. Sprinkle them on dog food. This method is suitable for summer use.
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