In this festive week, we enjoy delicious food and happy moments with our families, and our pets are also part of these celebrations. However, it is important to remember that many of the foods we eat can be dangerous for their health. In our #PetTuesday blog, we share ideas for healthy and safe homemade meals for your furry friend to enjoy without problems.
- Homemade snacks for dogs
Pumpkin and carrot cookies: cook some pumpkin and once it is at room temperature, mix it with a grated carrot, 200g of oat flour and 1 egg.
Form small balls and bake them for 20 to 30 minutes. Decorate them with their favorite wet snack.
Mini chicken meatballs: cook a chicken breast. Once ready, mash it and mix it with 200g of oat flour and 1 egg. Form balls and bake them for 20 to 30 minutes.
- Homemade snacks for cats
Homemade chicken pate: cook a chicken breast, add a carrot and a zucchini. Once everything is cooked, let it cool. Then blend until smooth.
Remember not to add salt or other seasonings.
- Festive dessert for dogs
Fruit ice cream: Mix 1 natural yogurt (without sweeteners) with pieces of fruit suitable for dogs, such as strawberries or apples (without seeds). Freeze this mixture in small molds for a couple of hours and voilà! A delicious dessert.
- Ideal mousse for cats:
Cook 4 pieces of pumpkin. Then blend them until you get a smooth texture with a little cooked water. Mix with a little of their favorite wet snack and serve in small portions.
Note: Do not feed your furry friend harmful products such as onions and garlic. Under no circumstances give them chocolate, grapes, raisins and much less alcohol.
Control the portions you give them. Keep portions adequate according to their size and weight.
If for any reason your furry friend ingests something toxic to their health, take them to a veterinarian urgently.
We hope you have a great time this National Holiday, with your family and your furry friends.