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09-16-2011, 07:49 PM #1Member
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DRIED Anchovies!
Hello! I am cleaning out my frig and found couple of boxes of dried anchovies. They're about 1 to 2 inches big and was quite expensive when I bought them a year ago (imported from korea). My question is, Is it ok to feed it to my 14week lab? Any recipes you guys might have? I could ground them up and maybe use them to make treats but I dont know... Anyone???
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09-16-2011, 07:52 PM #2Member
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I just gave Max (my labie) one big one and he nom nom nom-ed it up quite nicely. But I think it's quite salty... he drank water right after lol.
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What does the label say as to what is in it?
If it was salted highly I would skip them.^IMO/IME
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what does your dog normally eat? kibble? raw? I wouldn't feed too many at a time or you might find splatters on your floor and wall, things like that could be pretty rich and cause digestive upset if given in large quantities.
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If I'm not mistaken, the Asian dried anchovies usually are salted? At least the ones I use
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09-17-2011, 12:08 AM #6Member
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Pretty sure it's salted because I can actually taste the salt through my nose! I'm probably going to ground some up and bake some dog biscuits with it. Hmm.. I'll post pictures if I do! lol
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That's way too much sodium! Either toss them or eat them yourself.....WAY too much for your dog!!!!
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Ack really? I use them as treats for my dogs, it doesn't say salt on the label but they do smell salty, I don't give them a lot though maybe two fish each per day....
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I just used a handful to make treats with liver and he loves it. I threw the rest of them away because no one in the family likes fish stock or anything anchovy related lol. I remembered why I bought it in the first place! It was actually a raffle prize that I won by buying 50 tickets @ $1 each lol a donation sorta thing for elderly people i think... O WELLS! lol Thanks for your inputs!
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