Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Bowl for Dogs
If you're planning a celebration for Cinco de Mayo on May 5, you don't have to leave your dog out of the festivities! I've got the perfect treat; in fact, you might even want to try it yourself!
This fiesta bowl for dogs is filled with healthy dog-friendly ingredients that will totally delight your mutt any day of the year! In fact, you may already have most of the ingredients in your cupboard or fridge right now.
It'll take just a few minutes to whip this up, and your dog will probably down it in record time!
INGREDIENTS
1 T extra virgin olive oil
1/2 green pepper, holiholiseeded and chopped
1/2 C cooked rice
1/4 C canned beans
1 t turmeric
1/2 small tomato, seeded and chopped
2 T shredded cheese
DIRECTIONS
1) In a skillet, heat the olive oil over medium heat. Add green pepper and cook until softened, about 3-5 minutes.
2) Mix in the rice, beans, and turmeric, and cook until throughly heated.
3) Move skillet from stove and add tomato, stirring well.
4) Cool for a few minutes then top with the cheese and serve!
See what I mean? Simple and delicious, and filled with healthy ingredients that even your two-legged friends might like!
(As always, if you have any questions about what is safe and healthy to feed your pet, please contact your veterinarian!)
If you want a fun way to save your favorite doggy recipes, check out my cute printable (and editable) recipe card! Just download the recipe card to your computer and enjoy!
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