Bowl Inspiration
This enrichment bowl features a raw beef base, dog friendly toppers, a feeding mat set up and WulfJoy goat milk served on the side.
The bowl started with raw beef food and mixed veg as the base, with seaweed powder sprinkled on top. It was then finished with freeze dried sprats, lotus, rabbit rib, chicken cubes, duck blood, rabbit puffs and freeze dried chicken heart.
Dog safe peanut butter was added with freeze dried raspberries sprinkled on top, and WulfJoy goat milk was served on the side as a creamy drink.
Ingredients used
- Raw beef food with mixed veg
- Seaweed powder
- Freeze dried sprats
- Lotus
- Rabbit rib
- Freeze dried chicken cubes
- Duck blood cubes
- Rabbit puffs
- Freeze dried chicken heart
- Dog safe peanut butter
- Freeze dried raspberries
- WulfJoy goat milk served on the side
Where to find the ingredients and bowl items
- Feeding mat and bowls: Pup and Kit
- Goat milk: WulfJoy
- Raw feed: Solihull Raw Pet Foods
- Freeze dried chicken heart: Hipaws Official
- Duck blood cubes, Horizon mix, rabbit rib and rabbit blood heart: Horizon Pet Products
Why we love this bowl
We love this bowl because it shows how goat milk can be added to mealtimes in a simple way. It can be served as a drink, poured over food, used as a topper or added into enrichment recipes.
The goat milk sits alongside the main meal, adding a simple extra that can be served in different ways depending on your dog’s routine.
Original Bowl Creator
This bowl was shared by @it_is_nalas_world. Visit their page for the original post and more dog mealtime inspiration.
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Feeding note
This bowl is shared as inspiration, not a complete feeding plan. Raw animal ingredients can carry harmful bacteria and require careful handling. Use appropriate food hygiene, supervise bones and chews, and avoid xylitol in peanut butter. Not every ingredient is suitable for every dog. Follow the feeding guidance for WulfJoy powders, especially iodine-containing kelp, and consult your vet for individual dietary needs.
For more serving ideas, see our WulfJoy Bowl Club and guide to using goat milk powder.
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