The coaxing Winston to eat led me to develop a topper for his kibble. We tried canned food, which worked for about a day and a half. It is very easy to make and has no strange ingredients. And, I can attest that it tastes good; I have sampled the finished product. The Dog Food Topper can be customized. If you want grain free, make the recipe without the rice. Make sure to reduce the cooking time to reflect the absence of the rice. Proteins are interchangeable; sub in beef instead of turkey or organ meats. Add ingredients that reflect the tastes your canine loves or craves.

If you would like to treat your dog to some dessert, check out my recipe for Dog Ice Cream here. It is great as a treat for our fur babies on a hot summer’s day.

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