Recipe Note

 1. What vegetables can I use in the Chopped Chicken Salad for Dogs?

You can use a variety of vegetables in your dog's chopped chicken salad. Some dog-friendly options include:

Carrots Green beans Broccoli Spinach Peas Sweet potatoes These vegetables provide essential vitamins and minerals for your dog's health.

2. What are hemp hearts, and why are they good for dogs?

Hemp hearts are the shelled seeds of the hemp plant. They are rich in protein, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, and essential minerals. For dogs, hemp hearts can:

Support healthy skin and coat 

 Boost the immune system 

 Promote joint health Improve digestion

3. Why is WagWell's Ahiflower Omega Oil better than fish oil for dogs?

Ahiflower Omega Oil is a plant-based source of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. It offers several advantages over fish oil:

Higher Conversion Rate: Ahiflower has a higher conversion rate of omega-3 fatty acids than fish oil.

Sustainability: Ahiflower is more environmentally sustainable as it is plant-based and does not deplete marine life.

Purity: It is free from contaminants often found in fish oil, such as heavy metals and toxins.

Balanced Profile: Provides a balanced omega-3 to omega-6 ratio beneficial for dogs.

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4. What other proteins can I use in the Chopped Chicken Salad for Dogs?

Besides chicken, you can use various proteins in your dog's salad, including:

Turkey Beef Lamb Fish (like salmon or whitefish) Eggs These proteins offer different nutritional benefits, and rotating proteins can ensure your dog gets a well-rounded diet.

5. Why is a snuffle mat great for dogs?

A snuffle mat is a feeding mat designed to engage your dog's sense of smell and natural foraging instincts. Benefits of using a snuffle mat include:

Mental Stimulation: Helps keep your dog mentally active and reduces boredom by providing an enriching activity.

Slower Eating: Encourages slower eating, which can aid digestion and prevent bloating by making your dog work for their food.

Stress Relief: Provides a calming activity that can reduce anxiety and stress, especially in dogs that are prone to these issues.

Training Tool: Useful for training and reinforcing positive behaviors, helping to focus your dog’s attention and energy.

Improved Digestion: Slower eating can promote better digestion and reduce the risk of gastrointestinal problems.

6. What makes Ahiflower a superior source of omega fatty acids compared to other plant-based oils?

Ahiflower stands out among other plant-based oils for several reasons:

Comprehensive Omega Profile: Ahiflower contains a unique combination of omega-3, omega-6, and omega-9 fatty acids, providing a broader spectrum of essential fatty acids than flaxseed or chia seed oils. 

  High SDA Content: Ahiflower is rich in stearidonic acid (SDA), a highly effective omega-3 fatty acid that converts more efficiently to EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) in dogs, offering similar benefits to fish oil without the fishy taste or odor.

Anti-inflammatory Properties: The balanced omega-3 to omega-6 ratio in Ahiflower helps reduce inflammation, promoting joint health, skin health, and overall well-being. 

Allergen-Free: Ahiflower is free from common allergens found in fish oils, making it suitable for dogs with fish or seafood allergies.

7. How do I incorporate Ahiflower Omega Oil into my dog's diet?

Adding Ahiflower Omega Oil to your dog's diet is simple. You can:

Drizzle it over their meals: Add the recommended dosage to your dog's food at mealtime.

Mix it into homemade recipes: Integrate it into recipes like the Chopped Chicken Salad for Dogs for added nutrition.