As the temperature drops in the autumn, you crave a warm meal to keep you warm.
Also, a dog owner wants to provide his pet with a warm meal.
The cold months are the perfect time to warm up with hot food, so let’s eat it together during the cold months.
What makes dogs like hot dogs?
Despite what you might think, dogs love hot food!
I like food, but dogs have a long tongue because…
In the past, dogs hunted and ate their prey in nature.
Because the prey’s body temperature is 38–40 degrees, they prefer the food at that temperature.
Instinct reacts, I guess.
Moreover, because they did not eat more than the body temperature of their prey, they felt hot when the temperature was higher than that, and they did not eat when the temperature was 50 degrees higher.
In other words, I like warm food, but not ♪ things that are hotter than that.
When should I feed my hot dog food?
A temperature of 38–40 degrees Celsius, which is just a little warm to the touch with your fingers, is the appropriate temperature.
The temperature is exactly 39 degrees! There are 35 degrees out! There are 50 degrees outside! It isn’t easy to adjust, so using human skin around 38 degrees is fine.
Hot food benefits your dog.
Just like it doesn’t cut it! A lot of good things are happening.
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Eat better; appetite increases.
It will eat well if you set the temperature to what the dog likes
Warming the food also enhances its flavour, so children who eat thin or have poor bites can eat it! According to some people.
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Improves digestion
Digesting and absorbing hot food is easier because it helps the stomach’s digestive function.
Since dogs swallow whole foods without chewing them, their stomachs are very busy!
The stomach is also supported by hot food.
In addition to summer fatigue and seasonal changes, hot rice is also effective for children with weak stomachs or who are not feeling well.
By improving absorption, the body can absorb nutrients better.
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It warms the body and leads to improved immunity.
The immune system of dogs is weakened when their bodies get cold, just like humans do when they get out.
Hot foods and ingredients warm the body from the inside out, improve blood circulation, promote function, and improve immunity.
We recommend warming up your dog if it is feeling unwell or if you are giving it cold food.
Dog food for winter
Baked sweet potatoes
There is nothing I love more than sweet potatoes!
Enjoy the hot, baked sweet potatoes with your dog.
Sweet potatoes are rich in vitamins and dietary fibre and are considered one of the best ingredients for improving immunity and constipation.
Given its sugar content, 15g is a good guideline.
Pot of hot water
There was a hot pot with plenty of vegetables and nutrients.
We’ll eat Chinese cabbage, carrots, tofu, mushrooms (maitake, shimeji, shiitake), meat, etc.
Giving a pot: precautions
- Avoid giving seasoned food because it will increase salt levels.
- Cut into small pieces for easier digestion.
- Then cool to the appropriate temperature (around 38°C).
- Make sure you don’t overdo it to avoid diarrhoea.
Even dogs can eat hot pot if you follow these instructions.
It can come in a pot if you are concerned about adjusting the salt content.
This is Amazake
The two types of amazake are rice malt and sake lees.
Dogs can safely be given rice malt amazake!
Dogs should not consume amazake for sake sake because it contains alcohol.
Amazake can have an intestinal regulating effect by enhancing the function of good bacteria such as bifidobacteria in the intestines.
The poop smell is problematic, and constipation is also troubling for seniors.
Sugar can replenish energy if taken appropriately, but too much is harmful.
Use 1 tablespoon as a guide.
Putting it on the hood or letting them lick it is also a good idea
Pets can also use amazake, so if you’re worried about human amazake, feel free to use it.
It cools the body, but once heated, its cooling effect disappears so that you can enjoy it even in winter.
Radishes have a cooling effect, but their leaves are said to warm the body!
Combine it with other ingredients to make soup or stew.
As radish contains potassium, it should not be given to dogs with kidney disease.
The easiest way to make a warm dog meal
Hot rice probably comes to mind when you think of handmade, but it’s hard to make it every day!
Make a warm curry with this very easy recipe.
Warm up wet food
Easy to warm and loosen wet food!
Let’s warm it up in the microwave, etc.
You can microwave it to warm wet food on top of your usual fare.
Pour hot water over dry food.
Try pouring hot water on dry food to soften it.
Warm, soft meals are good for digestion and gentle on the body
This product is also recommended for puppies and senior dogs.
The softness will change depending on the softening time, so please adjust it accordingly.
Pour soup stock
Dogs also love bonito flakes, kelp, and animal meat broth.
The use of boiled soup in cooking is also OK.
Seasonings should be set aside on a plate before adding them.
Pour dashi or boiled soup over your usual food for a nutritious, warm meal.
If you have trouble getting soup stock, try using dog dashi powder!
High-quality powder containing tuna, sardine, bonito flakes, mackerel flakes, horse mackerel flakes, kelp, and shiitake mushrooms can be used on food, soup, or everyday homemade meals for your dog.
Warm the water for drinking
What kind of warm food do you give your dog on Twitter, updated daily? Is there anything you can do to warm your dog during the cold months? This is what he said when I asked him.
“Everything is done by us, including curries and canned rice.
When I drink hot water, I add warm water since it is fixed when I drink it.”
A hot meal and hot beverage make Shin Time gentle on senior dogs’ bodies
This might be the secret to a long life.
Summary
There are many benefits to eating hot food.
It’s only a disadvantage to control the temperature every time.
The common cold weakens immunity and is believed to cause all sicknesses.
How about eating something warm with your dog on cold winter days to warm your mind and body
I wish your dog and owner a warm and energetic winter.
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