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Rabbit & Sweet Potato

For this main dish you need: rabbit meat, sweet potato and carrots. Just before feeding, add salmon oil and BARF supplement powder. Time needed: about 10 min prep and 55 min cooking. How many grams of each ingredient your dog gets depends on weight, age and activity – the DoggoMeal app works that out.

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Prep
10 min
Cooking time
55 min
Makes
3 daily portions
Rabbit & Sweet Potato for dogs – ready to serve
What goes in the bowl

Ingredients

The app works out how many grams of each ingredient go into your dog's bowl.

  • Rabbit meat (boneless)Amount in the app
  • Sweet potatoAmount in the app
  • CarrotsAmount in the app

Supplements (just before feeding)

  • Salmon oil (e.g. from Lunderland)Amount in the app
  • BARF supplement powder (e.g. from Napfcheck)Amount in the app

Important for main dishes: meat, a side and vegetables alone won't cover your dog's needs in the long run. Just before feeding, add an oil and a mineral and vitamin supplement to every portion, following the instructions on the pack. You can check whether the ration as a whole is right in the Food Check.

Step by step

Method

  1. Step 1: Prepare

    • Make sure the rabbit meat is boneless.
    • Before cooking, check again that there really are no bits of bone left.

  2. Step 2: Prepare the sweet potato & carrots

    • Peel the sweet potato and cut it into small cubes.
    • Peel the carrots if you like and cut them into suitably small pieces as well.
    • For small dogs or dogs that gulp their food, cut everything smaller so it can be eaten more safely.

    Tip: Always feed sweet potato cooked. Raw, it is much harder for many dogs to digest.

  3. Step 3: Put everything in the pot

    • Put the sweet potato, carrots and rabbit into the rice cooker pot or an ordinary saucepan.
    • Cover with water and stir once.

  4. Step 4: Cook

    • Start the rice cooker, or bring to the boil once in a pot and then let it simmer gently.
    • Check at the end: the rabbit must be cooked right through and the sweet potato soft and easy to mash.
    • Don't cook it with any spices, salt, oil or butter.

  5. Step 5: Portion out

    • First weigh out the rabbit meat as specified in your recipe.
    • Then add the sweet potato and carrots to match.
    • If you like, you can lightly mash the cooked sweet potato with a fork.

  6. Step 6: Store

    • 3-day option: keep in portions in the fridge.
    • 10-day option: freeze in portions.
    • Thaw frozen portions slowly in the fridge.

  7. Step 7: Serve & add supplements

    • Put the portion in the bowl.
    • Add the salmon oil and the BARF/mineral/vitamin complete supplement just before feeding, following the instructions on the pack.
    • If the portion comes straight from the fridge, a small splash of hot water helps.

    Tip: Sweet potato gives many recipes a pleasantly soft texture. If your dog really gulps their food, a slow-feeder bowl is still worthwhile.

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