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How much fish, and how to serve it
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These posts handle the numbers and the kitchen. Every fish is a different size, so counting by the piece does not work well. How to weigh fish treats shows the scale method, and the calorie calculator explains how the treat budget works. Others cover how much sardines and how many anchovies by the ounce, introducing fish to a dog for the first time, preparing sardines straight from the bag and crumbling a topper over the bowl.
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Crumbling freeze-dried fish over your dog's bowl
Using crumbled freeze-dried sardines, heads and anchovies as a dog food topper.
How the treat budget calculator does its sums
How the treat budget calculator on the sardine and anchovy pages turns daily calories into ounces.
Picking one of three bags of freeze-dried sardines
The three sardine bags against our 30 day guidance for an opened bag, with the calculator for a dog's share.
Weighing freeze-dried fish instead of counting it
Measuring freeze-dried fish treats by weight, since whole fish vary and no piece counts are given.
Working out a day's anchovies for your own dog
Why a dog's daily anchovies are worked out by weight from the label, with the treat calculator.
Giving your dog a first fish treat, step by step
How to introduce fish treats to dogs: one small piece, whole or broken, what to watch for after, and when to ask your vet before the first fish.
How much freeze-dried sardine a dog can have
How much sardines for dogs fits in a day: the 10 percent treat share, 94.9 kcal per ounce from the label, and how the other fish compare.
Preparing freeze-dried sardines for your dog
How to prepare sardines for dogs when they arrive freeze-dried: no cooking, three ways to serve them, the bones left in, and clean hands.