Some foods pose a health risk to dogs.
Both raw and cooked meat have a positive effect on the health of their pet.
Each dog owner chooses what kind of meat to feed their four-legged friend.
Turkey is rich in vitamins A and E, and also contains calcium, potassium, magnesium and iron.
In addition, turkey does not contain hormones and antibiotics, which are often used to accelerate the growth of chickens.
Therefore, turkey is a safer type of meat for feeding dogs.
Meat should be given daily or alternated with fish and offal.
It should be introduced into the diet gradually, in small portions, carefully monitoring the reaction of the animal's body.
For feeding a dog, you can use only meat from the turkey thigh, and also add turkey heart.
If you decide to use only meat, its amount should be increased to the required volume.