Lucy from a Barcelona dog bakery shows how to make vegetable treats for dogs at home. Sweet potatoes and carrots are good for canine health and can be preserved for later use.
Foreign. Hi, everyone, my name is Lucy. I'm the founder of snacks. Many of you already know me. We are the first dog bakery that I've opened in Barcelona and we're dedicated to making all kinds of snacks, completely natural treats for our dogs, pastries, birthday cakes, etc. You can find us in the Gracia neighborhood here in Barcelona and, well, you can follow us on our Facebook or our website. Today we're going to explain a very easy and simple way to always have vegetables on hand so you can give them to your dog as a snack or to incorporate them into their daily diet. Right. Specifically, we're going to show you how to dehydrate them and how to preserve them. We hope you like it. Thank you very much. Let's cut the sweet potato carefully. It's very good for dogs, apart from the fact that they like it because it's sweet, just like pumpkin, it's a very good source of energy. So it's a vegetable that's highly recommended for puppies, dogs that play a lot of sports, dogs that use up a lot of energy in general. Right. And well, and above all, since it contains vitamin A and all the fiber that I mentioned, it's also very good for pregnant dogs. Carrots, as you know, are great for our friend's eye and intestinal health. So to give them some to keep them entertained for a while, especially for those who are very active, very nervous, and the fact of giving them carrots so they can chew on them for a while, apart from satisfying that energy anxiety that many dogs have, you're going to be providing them with many properties, such as since they're very rich in carotenes and have many anti cancer and antioxidant properties, carrots. Okay? So it also works very well and this is something that is not well known. It helps our dogs keep their intestines free of parasites. Okay, Sam, well, now we have them dehydrated and to preserve them, you simply take a glass jar, put them in it and there you have your snacks. Okay. If you want or your dog does not usually like vegetables that are a little harder or hard things, they prefer things with a softer texture. You can submerge them. You can take a handful of the dehydrated vegetables, put them in, submerge them, sorry, in water for 10 minutes and you will see how they rehydrate and your dog will eat them happily. We hope you liked our video, that you found it useful and well, for more information, we are at your disposal. You can find us, as I have mentioned on other occasions in the Gracia neighbourhood on Masson street and if you don't have all the information through our website at www.snats.snatch.es and there you will also have all the links to our social networks, blog, Twitter, Facebook, etc. See you soon.
