Cooked chicken breast -- how much per week?

[ltret0294]

Originally Posted by 107barney

We have always used chicken breast for treats. I bought one of those little food dicers and after I boil and cool the chicken, I put it through the dicer and it made perfect sized treats. I have also used turkey, eye round beef or even pork tenderloin as these are very lean cuts. I would say I stick mostly with chicken but I'll switch to eye round if it's on sale or whatever. Pork is least used, and usually only if I make it for us which is pretty rare. For training purposes, I use meat but for indoors reinforcement of training, I will use veggies like a sweet potato also cubed or green beans. This is the food dicer I have. https://www.chopwizard.com/index.php...tk3hmla78e9vt3

You may try looking in CVS, Walgreens or the drug store(s) nearby. I saw it in the CVS nearby our house.

[SoSoNYC1]

So funny. Austin doesn't eat dog food like he use to. Only in the morning, with Chelsea his sissy, I see them eating the kibble from Life Abundance. Austin weighs 11 pounds. He will be 1 in May. In the afternoon, I take slices of chicken breast, and dice into little bites, like the size of nickles and cook for them. I also put some broccoli or peas or string beans and maybe rice. They devour that stuff. He eats it everyday. If not salmon, here and there. Oh and that vitamin from life abundance is good for them too.

Thanks Linda from fufufashion being my rep for LA foods. =)

[gumbysuz]

Does Jackson like Cheerios? I keep a handful in my pocket for Dori's training. She is learning to catch them in the air! So cute.

[Britster]

This is from a few months ago

But Jackson is iffy on Cheerios. If I am eating a bowl in bed at night, he will share them with me and LOVE them. But when it comes to training, Cheerios won't cut it. He puts his nose up, lol.