Veggie Oats Dog Food Topper for Kibble

Veggie Oats Dog Food is made to top your dog's kibble with a little extra flavor, incentive to eat or added nutrition.

Veggie Oats Dog Food for Kibble

Is your dog a picky eater? Are you in trying to encourage your dog to eat its dog food?

By using some homemade dog toppers on top of kibble, you can add a little extra nutrition and make a healthier meal toppings for your dog, that your dog will love. 

Are you trying to encourage your dog to eat his kibble? Quick and easy dog toppers can do the trick.

This dog food topper is essential to make and canteen some nutrients that will have your dog eating her food in no time.

Ingredients used for Veggie Oats Dog Treats

Oat Flour - You can purchase Oat Flour that's already been processed into a flour-like consistency or you can take some rolled oats and use a food processor to make them into a flour like consistency.

Carrots - You'll take your carrots and cut them into smaller pieces, then place them into a food processor to shred them.

Frozen Peas - This recipe calls for ½ bag of frozen peas.

Chia Seeds - Chia seeds are an all natural type of nut that's full of anti-oxidants and are very healthy for your dogs.

Turmeric - Turmeric has a slightly bitter, but earthy and pungent aroma. It also has anti-inflammatory properties that are great for dogs.

Black Pepper - Pepper gives this dog food topper some extra flavor.

Coconut Oil - Coconut oil is a wonderful binder in dog food or dog treats. It's also a wonderful anti-itch, helps with dogs allergies, and even helps relieve the itch from hot spots.

Items Needed

Food processor  - There are many options for a food processor. You can even use a NutriBullet to process your flours and vegetables.

Mixing bowl - I prefer the deep mixing bowls that have the silicone bottoms. They help to prevent the bowls from moving around when you're trying to mix heavy ingredients like flour.

Measuring cups - When looking for measuring cups, pay close attention to the handles. Recently when making my apple dog treats, the entire handle bent from the flour. Look for strong and sturdy handles on the measuring cups.

Microwave-safe bowl - Use a small bowl to melt your coconut oil in the microwave.

Cookie sheet with sides - When making the Veggie Oat Dog Food you'll want a cookie sheet that has sides to keep your dog food mixture in the pan.

Directions

If need to make the oat flour from minute oats, add the oats to food processor and sure until fine.

Cut carrot into smaller pieces.

Add carrots to food processor and surge.

Add flour, carrots, turmeric, pepper and chia seeds to large mixing bowl.

Melt coconut oil in microwave for approximately 20 seconds. Add melted oil to the mixing bowl and mix.

Add peas to a mixing bowl and gently mix into the rest.

Place the mixture into a sided cookie sheet and press down.

Bake at 375° degrees Fahrenheit.

Let cool and then place a heaping couple of tablespoons on top of your dog's kibble and watch them love every bite!

Store the remaining in an air-tight mason jar or container.

Can I substitute ingredients?

Absolutely! The best thing about dog treats and homemade dog food is that you can easily mix and match healthy options for your dog's food.

Here's some examples of things you can do:

Replace coconut oil with bone broth, especially homemade bone broth. It's healthy and dogs love it!

Replace the Peas and Carrots with meat. By adding a variety of meat and organ meats, you can create a balanced and healthy dog food topper.

Beef	Chicken
Turkey	Lamb
Liver	Heart
Sardines	Veal

Printable Veggie and Oats Dog Food Recipe

I hope your dog enjoys this Veggie and Oats Dog Food Toppers!

Veggie Oats Dog Food Topper for Kibble