Doggo Owner Seeks Advice On Inexpensive And Healthy Food Products To Supplement Dog's Dry Kibble, Canine Corner Of Internet Responds

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Jul 14, 2023 10:00 AM EDT

Hey dog lovers! We all know that the expenses behind providing for our doggos can add up easily, and we are always looking for healthy and inexpensive ways of improving our doggos' food intake. When it comes to providing our canine friends with the best nutrition, dog owners are always on the lookout for affordable yet beneficial options to supplement their pets' dry kibble. A recent post regarding the topic sparked a wave of insightful responses from the ever-helpful canine community.

One popular suggestion that emerged was canned pumpkin, known for its digestive benefits, mm mm good. Users emphasized using pure pumpkin, not pumpkin pie filling. There's a big difference! Carrots were also hailed for their eye health, immune system support, and affordability, with some even grating them over their dog's food. Another suggestion was fish oil, specifically salmon oil, to promote softer fur, brain health, and joint well-being, though users advised consulting with a veterinarian for safe amounts. Frozen green beans were another cost-effective option that received praise for their health benefits. Some dog owners recommended adding yams, rice, frozen peas, carrots, beets, and oats to enhance the taste and nutritional value of kibble. With these budget-friendly and nutritious additions, we dog owners can keep their canine companions happy and healthy without breaking the bank!

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    Font - Posted by u/Redcartruck2 11 hours ago 3 What is one inexpensive food/product you would add to a dog's diet of dry kibble?
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    Font - quailstorm24 · 11 hr. ago Canned pumpkin
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    Font - FindingHead2851 - 10 hr. ago Carrots! Grate them over her food! Great for their eye health, immune system her coat and skin and as she gets older ! Great little healthy add on and very inexpensive!
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    Font - whillderness 10 hr. ago mine gets frozen greenbeans Reply Share 31 sarapocono 9 hr. ago Yessss, this.... Cheap and healthy
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    Rectangle - Bigfoot6565 8 hr. ago Fish oil 32 Reply Share oblivianne 4 hr. ago . This. I add salmon oil every day to their homemade food.
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    Font - Shitizen_Kain. 10 hr. ago my girls get a carrot each day, which they love Reply Share 37 rwolf6625 5 hr. ago I use a little baby carrots as snacks or treats for my dog
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    Font - Connect Edge1984 · 7 hr. ago Rice, green beans, canned chicken, carrots and parsley for fresh breath
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    Font - Fuhgetabout 10 hr. ago I might add green beans (plain, boiled), fish oil, bone broth, or plain chicken.
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    Font - whats_your_vector. 9 hr. ago Bone broth (make sure it doesn't have onions or garlic in it)!
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    Font - brendangeredspecies. 7 hr. ago We use plain Greek yogurt as an occasional dessert treat for our dog.
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    Font - Capybarinya 8 hr. ago Yoghurt. My dog loves it and it is also good for the gut
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    Font - Deep-Alps679. 9 hr. ago Boneless skinless chicken breast. I can go to Walmart and get it for $2.98 a pound. I spend $30 a month on chicken for my two small dog's. I mix a little chicken in their kibble bowls.
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    Font - tommoo 10 hr. ago · Tinned mackerel or sardines. Broccoli carrots or cauliflower.
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