CBD is a healthy supplement that aids in many types of dog ailments. Check with your vet before giving your dog CBD. Once they’ve been cleared, here are some recipes for you to try that your pup is sure to love!
CBD is a healthy supplement that aids in many types of dog ailments. Check with your vet before giving your dog CBD. Once they’ve been cleared, here are some recipes for you to try that your pup is sure to love!
Be sure to use 100% pumpkin puree. Pumpkin pie filling is often sold in a similar-looking can but contains spices and high levels of sugar that may be unsafe for your dog to consume.
Allowing the coconut oil to soften will make it easier to incorporate into your recipe. Coconut oil becomes a liquid when it reaches 76 degrees. Often room temperature will keep it in liquid form. However, if needed, you can heat it up in the microwave. Start in ten second increments, mixing between each one until you reach your desired consistency.
Quick cook oats will also work in place of rolled oats, but it will change the consistency of the dough. You may need to decrease the amount of liquid added to the recipe. You can also add small amounts of oats until you reach the desired consistency.
You can give one treat to your dog as needed. Do not exceed the recommended dosage of CBD each day.
Be sure to use 100% pumpkin puree. Pumpkin pie filling is often sold in a similar looking can but contains spices and high levels of sugar that may be unsafe for your dog to consume.
Allowing the coconut oil to soften will make it easier to incorporate into your recipe. Coconut oil becomes a liquid when it reaches 76 degrees. Often room temperature will keep it in liquid form. However, if needed, you can heat it up in the microwave. Start in ten second increments, mixing between each one until you reach your desired consistency.
You can substitute the beef broth for whatever protein your dog prefers. You can even use bone broth!
Regular rolled oats will also work in place of quick cook oats, but it will change the consistency of the dough. You may need to add more liquid.
Using crunchy peanut butter is not recommended. The large chunks of peanuts may not be safe for your dog.
You can give one treat to your dog as needed. Do not exceed the recommended dosage of CBD each day.
You can substitute other kinds of flour for coconut flour. Just confirm that they are safe for your dog to consume.
Bacon grease should not be used for dogs who are struggling with any health issues. Choose coconut oil for the less fattening option if your dog has any weight problems.
Allowing the coconut oil to soften will make it easier to incorporate into your recipe. Coconut oil becomes a liquid when it reaches 76 degrees. Often room temperature will keep it in liquid form. However, if needed, you can heat it up in the microwave. Start in ten second increments, mixing between each one until you reach your desired consistency
You can give one treat to your dog as needed. Do not exceed the recommended dosage of CBD each day.
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