Can golden retrievers eat rice? (1)

Can golden retrievers eat rice? (1)

I have a lot of say on this issue. Let me put aside other things and show you some photos of my golden retriever. He is already over eight years old.

Of course he can be fed rice, and I prefer to feed him rice. But I don’t mean to feed him white rice as the questioner asked. What’s so good about white rice? Not to mention dogs, even humans can’t stand eating white rice every day!

And feeding rice is actually much cheaper than dog food.

These photos were taken last month, in November. I am a photographer, and I always take my golden retriever with me when I go out to take photos. Let me

first say the conclusion. I have been cooking for my golden retriever every day since he was a child, and he doesn’t eat dog food!

Of course, I won’t say that he has never eaten a bite of dog food. Only when I take him out to play, or when it is inconvenient to cook, I will bring some dog food with me for a few meals. At other times, I cook fresh meals at home every day. So in fact, it can be said that my dog ​​has never eaten dog food in the past eight years since he was a child. There is nothing wrong with it.

Judging from the picture, although the hair on the face has indeed turned a little gray, golden retrievers are dogs that show their age. But if you look at the figure and the condition, you can say that this eight or nine-year-old golden retriever is in good physical condition. My dog ​​has never been sick since he was a child. At most, he occasionally gets greedy and I feed him some fruits or something to cause diarrhea, but it only happens once or twice, and I feed him some human fossa capsules and he’s fine. This physical condition is far better than those dogs that eat dog food every day.

Fresh food is always the best food, whether for people or dogs! Dry food is never the best choice!

First of all, what is food for people? What is food for dogs? I’ll talk about this specifically.

Let me first talk about the ingredients of the food I make for my dog ​​every day. First, I stew the chicken racks, the three-yellow chicken racks sold in the market with the head and some meat. Stew the chicken rack for about half an hour, the meat and bones are already soft and rotten, then cut the chicken rack into small pieces, continue to stew, put the chopped carrots in it, and when the carrots are cooked, put the chopped Chinese cabbage in it and stew for a while. Then this pot of soup is used to soak steamed buns, and sometimes it is used to soak cooked noodles, which is the kind of noodles that everyone eats, and the noodles are poured with chicken rack meat and vegetable soup.

This is the chicken rack meat soup that I stew for my dog ​​every day, chicken rack, cabbage, carrots, potatoes, and then stew it, soak a few steamed buns and mix them together! Enough business!

Then I would like to ask, the cooking process I mentioned above, can people eat this meal? What is dog food and what is human food? The rice is cooked cleanly, except that there is no salt and the taste is a bit light. This is ordinary chicken rack meat and vegetable soup. What can’t people eat. In theory, this is also human food, but it doesn’t taste very good.

So for freshly cooked rice, there is actually no difference between what is dog food and what is human food when it is cooked. But for dogs, the cooked rice is definitely different from what we adults usually eat. It’s like, you can eat whatever you want, barbecue, beer, big fish and meat, but what about children, pregnant women, the elderly, etc. You have to cook for different groups of people, and the tastes and even the ingredients must be different. Different groups of people eat differently.

If you take a skewer with cumin and chili and give it to your child who has just started to eat, do you think your family will slap you in the face? Isn’t that the truth? People from different groups of people should be treated differently when eating. But everyone eats rice, there is no problem with that.