2 easy to make recipes to fuel your dogs adventure and nourish their "gut"!

So I just read about this Lab named Stella who got bored in her crate. What did she do? 🤯 Ate. Her. Entire. Blanket. Not just chewed it. Not just a corner. She SWALLOWED the whole damn thing. Emergency surgery to remove it: $3,829 😱 I'm sitting here laughing because this is SO on-brand for Labs. Like, of COURSE it was a Labrador. 😂 The article said Labs, Bulldogs, and Pugs are the worst offenders when it comes to eating random objects. Socks, toys, rocks, BLANKETS apparently... Question for the group: What's the weirdest/most expensive thing YOUR dog has ever eaten? 🤔 I need to know I'm not alone in having a dog with zero survival instincts. 🫣 Drop your horror stories below. Bonus points if it required a vet visit. 👇

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The holidays are here, and we ALL want to spoil our fur babies. I get it. Those puppy dog eyes when you're carving the turkey? Impossible to resist. ❤️ 🐶 But here's what most dog parents don't know...😱 Some of the most "harmless" holiday foods can trigger health disasters that last for MONTHS. I'm not talking about chocolate and grapes (you already know those). I'm talking about the foods vets see EVERY holiday season that blindside loving dog parents, let me save you from a holiday vet emergency (and protect your dog's long-term health).🤯 1. Turkey Skin & Fatty Trimmings 🍗 "Just a little piece won't hurt..." Yes, it will. Turkey skin is a pancreatitis BOMB. One "harmless" piece can trigger: - Severe vomiting and diarrhea within 12-24 hours - Acute pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas) - Emergency vet visit: $1,500-$5,000 But here's what vets DON'T tell you: Even if your dog doesn't get acute pancreatitis, that fatty treat damages the gut lining and triggers inflammation that can last WEEKS. Give them plain, lean turkey breast instead. Skip the skin entirely. 🐷 2. Ham (Yes, Even "Plain" Ham) "It's just meat, right?" Wrong. Ham is loaded with sodium and preservatives. One slice can contain 300-500mg of sodium. What happens: - Triggers massive inflammation in the gut - Causes excessive thirst and urination - Can lead to sodium ion poisoning in severe cases - Damages the gut lining for weeks Your dog's gut is trying to recover from this "treat" for 2-3 weeks while you wonder why they suddenly have diarrhea or skin issues.💩 3. "Healthy" Veggie Side Dishes Green bean casserole. Mashed potatoes. Stuffing. Sweet potato casserole. Sounds safe, right? WRONG. Nearly EVERY holiday side dish contains: - Onion powder (TOXIC - destroys red blood cells) - Garlic powder (TOXIC - same problem) - Butter/cream (gut inflammation trigger) - Salt (excessive sodium) Even a few bites can cause: - Gastrointestinal distress - Hemolytic anemia (red blood cell destruction) - Gut inflammation that shows up as itching, ear infections, or digestive issues WEEKS later

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