The simplest thing you can do to Feed Your Best Friend Better is to give your dog an egg. Your dog will go bonkers for this incredible food, plus it's inexpensive and incredibly easy to prepare.
Eggs are nutritionally dense; for the number of calories (75 per large egg) they provide a good amount of nutrition, especially protein, selenium and choline. In fact eggs have the highest biological value, meaning they are the best source of the proteins essential to growth and maintenance and are easily absorbed by the body.
Eggs should be cooked because the egg white prevents biotin from being absorbed, and biotin is essential for cell growth, metabolizing fats and protein and the quality of your dog's coat.
Cooking an egg is simple in the microwave, it takes about 3 minutes altogether and there's only two ingredients (don't add any butter, salt or pepper, your dog doesn't need them.)
Add one egg and 1/4 cup of water in a cereal bowl. Scramble to combine then microwave for 1 minute, 15 seconds on high. (The water may seem excessive, but it prevents the egg from sticking to the bowl and adds body.) For two eggs, use 1/2 cup water and cook for 2 minutes.
Allow the egg to cool and mix with dry food, then stand back and wait for that wag of appreciation.
One egg replaces 1/5 a cup of dry food: don't forget to subtract a little dry when adding an egg.
Dogs who are reluctant to eat can be encouraged by the addition of an egg and it's an especially nice treat for senior dogs. All dogs will appreciate this delicious nutritional upper and it's something you can feel good about doing as well. So go ahead and Feed Your Best Friend Better - with the incredible edible egg.
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