/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.10796658]

What do you cook for your pupper, /ck/?

[Anonymous No.10796666]

She's a pitbull/rottweiler mix. She loves chicken gizzards.

[Anonymous No.10796718]

My beef round jerky recipe modified for dogs.

Trim the fat, shred into jagged pieces, soak in apple cider vinegar diluted with water, add soy sauce, place in toaster oven, toast until dry and 1/3 original volume, continue until dry, cool.

[Anonymous No.10796767]

AmStaff/American Bulldog mix.
Yes, I am aware of the certain opinions some people have about those.
She's usually on a pretty strict diet of kibble since she has a bad hip and if she were to get fat it would hurt her terribly.
In these warm Summer months she'll sometimes get a raw bone from the freezer, though. This was a lamb thigh. Took her all of 15 minutes to devour the thing.

We used to have a chowchow which was on an also specific but very different diet. Boiled rice and peas and beeftripe. The latter smelled awful but the dog loved it.

[Anonymous No.10796909]

>>10796666
them digits + pitbull + shes going to eat your face eventually.
>be me
>have german shepherds because germanic in germanic part of europe
>buy 1kg of beef mince every few days
>boil beef mince with vegetable scraps and tiny ammounts of carbs
>feed 350g of this to doggo
i would never feed my dogs commercial dog food

[Anonymous No.10796926]

>>10796658

hes happy with whatever

[Anonymous No.10796954]

>>10796909
Bitch better kill me or I'll be eating hers. Nah breh, she's cool.

[Anonymous No.10798021]

>>10796909
Boiled mince is a crime against humanity.

[Anonymous No.10798033]

>>10798021

But a canine would would happily woof that shit down

[Anonymous No.10798046]

>>10796909
Hey i remember you

[Anonymous No.10798048]

Used to feed my dogs green tripe. They loved it, and there were no healthier or fitter dogs on the grouse moors.

Apparently eggs are good for dogs too.

[Anonymous No.10798061]

I know I am not the most popular persona on /ck/ but I cannot do anything about people with sour grapes, crabs-in-a-barrel mentalities. I am highly educated, have an educated, wealthy and close family, have a good income and excellent stipend, have traveled extensively, participated in many charitable activities and enjoy the finer things while being considerate and occupied with the notion of self-actualization.

With the onslaught of fast food threads I have to say this: my dog literally eats better than most of you on /ck/.

He is a 3-year-old Vizsla imported from a world-renowned Hungarian breeder. I can trace his bloodline back over 20 generations.

What do I feed him? Various beef, lamb, rabbit, waterfowl and venison quality cuts and organs (including bone, heart, neck, liver, kidney). I supplement his diet with good greens and sweet potato.

It probably costs $7-12 a day to feed him, but I must admit he works hard and deserves it. When we go bird hunting I reserve good portions from the hunt and feed him that. He loves sauteed Goldeneye or Mallard hearts.

I would never consider giving him half the things people on /ck/ post.

If he can eat this well, why don't you try to? You are what you eat after all. You can be a lean and prized self-actualized individual or you can be an overweight, unmotivated, lazy slob who wastes his life while making terrible dietary choices.

Choices. That's the key word. I hope you reflect on this and make a better choice for your next meal.

[Anonymous No.10799682]

>>10796658
I usually cook chicken feet soup, pork cheap cuts, liver, kidneys etc with carrots and whatever I have laying around in the house (80% meat 15%veggie 5% grain flour for consistency) also I add a little bit of salt.
I add fish oil before the meal because it stinks up my fridge

[Anonymous No.10799683]

>>10796718
sounds good other than the toaster idea

[Anonymous No.10799691]

>>10796658

[Anonymous No.10799700]

>>10799691

lay the foundation pupper

[Anonymous No.10799701]

I don't have a picture, but my dog is a 12 year old Rott/Shepherd mix. My sweet old lady gets a little rice and shredded cheese in her dinner two times a week, just for her something special.

>>10796767
When my dog was younger I'd give her a tiny plain chicken breast about once a month as a treat, she never liked bones. She can't have it anymore because she can't gain any weight either because of arthritis. Hope your dog feels well daily, she's a beauty.

[Anonymous No.10799702]

>>10798061
>not feeding him raw meats
...anon

[Anonymous No.10799709]

>>10798061
okay

>>10799691
lay the foundation pupper, dog bless

[Anonymous No.10800180]

>>10796658
mostly she gets raw meat/bones/fat/organs with oil. everyday she gets some of my food, like applecores, piece of banana,carrots,berries,cheese,rice.sometimes i cook a big pot with everything i find what she can eat.

she always had stomach/skin problems with kibble because of allergic reaction, since i switched its gone

[Anonymous No.10800307]

I don't have a dog, but I do have rats

The other day I fed them a salad made from bok choy, sliced banana and dried coconut chips (as a supplement to their cereal food), they loved it.

[Anonymous No.10800312]

>>10796658
Reddit thread.

[Anonymous No.10800384]

>>10800307
That’s too many rats.

[Anonymous No.10800396]

>>10800384
I have 7 those are just the males

[Anonymous No.10800523]

>>10800307
I miss my pet rats. One got an ear infection and like 2 of them escaped. My brother spray painted one of the rats tails cause its tail looked gross and then the other one I forgot to feed.

[Anonymous No.10800547]

>>10800523
>get a pet
HUH? I HAVE TO FEED IT?

[Anonymous No.10800601]

>>10796658
nah, my dog likes it raw, but I'll debone the meat for them

[Anonymous No.10800611]

Not meme'ing here or anything, but cooking food for your dog is potentially a serious hazard, and you really ought to consult some kind of expert on what is and isn't acceptable for your particular dog.

[Anonymous No.10800626]

>>10800611
The chance of it being a "Serious hazard" is vanishingly small. It's pretty hard to accidentally poison a scavenger that has no problem eating rotten roadkill & cat poo. There are a few human foods which can be toxic to dogs, but I have no idea why anyone would choose to put those in food for a dog even if they weren't aware of their toxic nature.

[Anonymous No.10800654]

>>10800523
>the other one I forgot to feed
unless you were like six years old at the time this makes me wish harm on you.

[Anonymous No.10800666]

>>10800523
The big cream-coloured one in the picture >>10800307 escaped one time, but all he wanted to do is get into the cage of female rats and eventually I lured him back with a handful of cheerios.

[Anonymous No.10801889]

>>10799691
L A Y T H E F O U N D A T I O N P U P P E R

[Anonymous No.10802431]

>>10800307
those looks like some good ol boys

[Anonymous No.10802471]

>>10798033

Well for the sake of the dogs nutrients, instead of boiling it, brown it in the pan and sautee the veggies. When you boil shit, good stuff leeches out into the water.

[Anonymous No.10804200]

>>10799691
lay the foundation pupper!

[Anonymous No.10804892]

>>10802431
I have the same piano as you :3

[Anonymous No.10804921]

>>10802431
What a darling

[Anonymous No.10804924]

>>10802471
Just let the dog have the water too then.

[Anonymous No.10805006]

[Anonymous No.10805516]

>>10799691
lay the foundation pupper