About the Recipe
Can be fed daily where you are not feeding products with plant matter in already
Ingredients
You can choose one or more of the below. For Garlic please do read our Garlic blog before using though. Broccoli details the best way to prepare. All other vegetables should be prepared as stated. Organic produce should be used wherever possible in order to avoid use of chemicals in crop growing.
Broccoli (As per the advice from The Forever Dog to benefit from the Sulforaphane in Broccoli you need to follow these steps: Use the freshest you can. Finely chop, as fine as you can, head and stalk. Leave to sit in the fridge for 90 mins or longer in the fridge. Then serve to your dog)
Spinach - Blitz or lightly steam to improve digestibility and bioavailability
Cauliflower - Blitz or lightly steam to improve digestibility and bioavailability
Kale - Blitz or lightly steam to improve digestibility and bioavailability
Cucumber
Organic Garlic (see our Garlic blog)
Ginger (Fresh, organic -
Cut the skin off with a knife and finely mince the yellow part of the root.Â
Demian Dressler DVM (Dog Cancer Vet), recommends the following dosages to help prevent nausea from cancer treatments …
10 lbs or less … ¼ tsp, 3 times daily10 to 35 lbs … ½ tsp, 3 times daily 35 lbs or more … ¾ tsp, 3 times dailyÂ
Always start slow and work your way up to the full dose.)
Lettuce
Brussels Sprouts - Blitz or lightly steam to improve digestibility and bioavailability
Bell Peppers
Preparation
Prepare as per ingredients list
Mix prepared ingredients together
You may choose to add Caffeine Free Green Tea to this mixture to make it mix easier and enhance the powerful blend further. Some of the potential benefits of green tea are:
Green tea undergoes minimal oxidation when it’s processed, which some argue helps its cancer-fighting powers
Green tea has antioxidant properties
Once the mixture is ready, pour into moulds to freeze. There is no set limit but the general rule of thumb is 10% of the diet can be fed as vegetables and other plant matter