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Boltee

Balanced Bowl Blend

The everyday bowl: lean meat, organ, a little veg, an egg and a spoon of oil.

  • Any day
  • 82% meat
  • Complete Dog Meal Recipes Guide (PDF), pp. 11 to 13

The base

The 500 g batch

Five hundred grams of meat, organ, veg and carb, with the egg and oil on top. Weighed raw, except the cooked carb.

FoodAmountOther days
Chicken, boneless410 gGoat meat, boneless (mutton), Rohu (rui)
Chicken liver (kaleji)25 gGoat liver (kaleji)
Chicken heart (dil)30 gChicken gizzard (pota), Goat heart (dil)
Pumpkin (kaddu)35 gSpinach (palak), Carrot (gajar)
Egg (anda)1 egg50 g
Coconut oil, cold-pressed1½ tsp6.8 g
The batch557 g902 kcal

A balanced bowl with real bones to chew, raw or dehydrated and never cooked, gives a dog enough calcium. Eggshell powder is optional: a pinch on top, never weighed and never a rule. A growing puppy gets no calcium supplement. Every food's source is on the kitchen's method.

The parts

As parts of 100

Meat
82
Organ
11
Veg
7
Carb
0

1 egg and ½ tbsp of oil per 500 g, on top. Liver never goes over 5% of the batch; heart, gizzard or kidney make up the rest of the organ.

The method

How to cook it

  1. Soft boil the meat and organ: boil the water, add the meat, lid on, gas off, and leave it 30 to 45 minutes. The water goes in the bowl. Nothing is browned or fried.

  2. Grate or chop the vegetable fine and steam it until tender.

  3. Mix the meat and organ with the vegetable, then fold in the boiled, peeled egg.

  4. Stir the oil in last, and portion the batch into meals.

  • No fruit and no roti in the bowl.
  • The guide added 1 tsp of eggshell per 500 g. It isn’t weighed here: a pinch on top is optional, and real bones to chew give the calcium.

Plan a week with it, with the switch from kibble and a shopping list.

The other 6 recipes

The small print

  1. These recipes haven’t been reviewed by a veterinary nutritionist. The kitchen checks them against food tables for kcal. That’s arithmetic, not a review.
  2. Adult dogs only. Puppies, pregnant and nursing dogs, and dogs with kidney, liver or pancreas disease need a diet planned with a vet.

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