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Liver cake for dogs with oats recipe

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Can my dog eat liver?

Yes they can! Liver is a great source of proteins and vitamins for your dog. Dogs can eat chicken, pork, beef, and lamb liver. Each one has different benefits for dogs so you may want to discuss this with your vet before adding liver to your dog’s diet.

Want to treat your dog? Try this Lamb Loaf for Dogs recipe.

Can my dog eat raw liver?

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If your healthy adult dog eats a bit of raw liver, it shouldn’t be an issue, however you don’t want to feed them to much raw meat when they are not used to it. Not only can raw meats contain parasites, it can also cause digestive issues and tummy troubles. Cooking these meats helps to kill any harmful pathogens that may make your dog sick.

Should my dog eat oats?

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Yes they can! Oats are not only high in fiber, but are rich in vitamins and nutrients that are great for your dog. You will want to make sure your oats are cooked versus raw. Raw oats are hard for your dog to digest. Also, if you want to feed your dog oatmeal, skip the milk. Since dogs are dairy sensitive, cooking your dog plain oatmeal with water will save them some of the stomach troubles that come from digesting milk.

How To Cook Lamb Liver for Dogs? Click here to learn more.

Liver Cake with Oats for Dogs

Liver Cake with Oats for Dogs

Liver loaf sliced on a cutting board with bread and pretzel in the background.

Ingredients

  • 1 lb Lamb or Ox Liver (450 Grams)
  • 1 lb Self Rising Flour
  • 3 Eggs
  • Milk or Water
  • 1/4 cup oats

Instructions

  1. Crack the eggs into a measuring jug.
  2. Add an equal volume of milk or water to the measuring jug and whisk.
  3. Blend the liver and oats in a food processor.
  4. Add the egg mixture and flour. Blend to a sponge mixture consistency. Add more milk or water if needed.
  5. Empty contents into a greased baking tray. Bake at 180 degrees (or 350F) for 35 – 45 minutes.
  6. Allow to cool then divide into 12 pieces and freeze.

Notes

Thanks to hearingdogs.org.uk for this great recipe.

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Some Final Words

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Cooking liver and oats will make a nice yummy treat for your dog. Think it is too bland? Though we humans love a little sprinkle of salt on our food, remember that dog’s don’t need any added sugar or salt. Want to decorate is like a cake? You can make a frosting using plain mashed potatoes. Just remember not to add anything your dog is not supposed to eat like onions and garlic.

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