Recipe Note

FAQs

1. Why is boiled chicken good for dogs?
Boiled chicken is high in protein, easy to digest, and gentle on the stomach — making it perfect for dogs with sensitivities or picky appetites.

2. Should I remove the bones before serving?
Yes, always remove all cooked bones. Cooked bones can splinter and pose a choking hazard or digestive risk.

3. Can I leave the skin on the chicken?
Yes the skin is full of healthy fats, but for dogs who need a leaner meal, it’s best to remove the skin after cooking to lower the fat content.

4. What should I do with the leftover water?
Don’t throw it away! That water is now a flavorful, nutrient-rich chicken broth. Use it to moisten meals, add hydration, or freeze into cubes for future use.

5. Looking for meal prep tips and recipes?
For a balanced, complete meal, mix your chicken with Dog Child Dog Parents: 8 Easy Homemade Recipes — it’s designed to make home cooking simple, nutritious, and fun.

6. Chicken-based homemade recipe for dogs?
Explore our guide on 6 Easy Chicken Homemade Recipes for Dogs, for healthy ways to use cooked chicken in your dog’s meals.

7. How should I store the cooked chicken and broth?

Store the shredded chicken in airtight containers in the fridge for up to 3 days or freeze for up to 2  months. Keep the broth in sealed jars or ice cube trays — it’ll stay fresh in the fridge for 3–4 days or in the freezer for 2 months.