Chicken & Quinoa
Makes about 15 servings
Ingredients
2 cups cooked organic free range extra lean ground beef
or ground lean turkey
or ground lean chicken
1 1/2 cups cooked organic Quinoa
3/4 cup pureed organic vegetable mix (boiled broccoli, pumpkin, carrot, peas, spinach)
3/4 cup pureed organic fruit mix (apple, banana, mixed berries)
1 cup cooked organic Oatmeal
1 hard boiled egg
3 crushed garlic cloves
**To make this a balanced nutritional meal you will need to add vitamins etc. Read below to see what I use
Steps
1. Cook ground meat thoroughly with crushed garlic. Set aside.
2. Cook quinoa in separate pot. Set aside.
3. Boil egg. Set aside.
4. Cook your veggies then put them in a food processor with fruits and hard boiled egg, then puree. Set aside.
5. Cook oatmeal in another separate pot or microwave if you're using instant oats. Set aside.
6. Put all ingredients into a long casserole type dish and mix thoroughly. Use a spatula to flatten the mixture in the dish and let cool down a bit. Then portion it out and place individual portions into saran wrap and wrap each portion separately. Freeze all portions and take out however much you need the night before to thaw in the fridge.
Supplements needed for a complete balanced meal:
Multi-Vitamin: Rx Vitamins for PETS - Rx ESSENTIALS FOR DOGS (Really great high quality with extras like spirulina, chicory root, milk thistle, kelp, beta carotene)
Omegas: Abound - Hemp Oil for dogs
Probiotic: Rx Vitamins for PETS - Rx Biotic
Extra Supplements that Buster takes (because he's 13 and in his golden years):
Glucosamine for joints: UBA Vet Gold - Glucosamine HCL powder formula
Bowel health support: RX Vitamins for PETS - Nutrigest
Vision supplement: Ocu-GLO RX
Organ support (liver & kidney): Standard process - Arginex
Kidney support: Standard process - Renafood
Energy supplement: Ultimate pet - Rejeneril
Cough relief: NaturTech - Respirare
**Garlic is a controversial ingredient for dogs. I personally believe it to be safe but if you don't..just leave it out! Here is a great read on Garlic for dogs and how its safe:
Garlic For Dogs: Poison Or Medicine? | Dogs Naturally Magazine