Teriyaki?

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Teriyaki?

Postby CircusCandi12 » Tue Nov 23, 2021 5:26 pm

Hey, quick question. Is it okay to feed my bluey a small portion of chicken that's been cooked in teriyaki sauce? I wanted to share a little of my dinner with him but have decided not to, just in case the sauce is actually toxic. If it is, I'm fine with giving him plain cooked chicken, instead. I was just curious if the sauce would harm him or make him sick at all. Thank you in advance!

Oh and also, what other meats can an adult bluey eat? (Either as a meal or treat. He already ate berries as a meal today so I'll wait a while before feeding him again.)
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Re: Teriyaki?

Postby Janella » Tue Nov 23, 2021 6:54 pm

Hi there. So absolutely no sauce on meats period. It could upset their stomach and possibly make them sick. I feed my guys boiled cooked chicken or raw chicken chunks, ground lean turkey, snails, and salmon.
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Re: Teriyaki?

Postby CircusCandi12 » Tue Nov 23, 2021 7:25 pm

Janella wrote:Hi there. So absolutely no sauce on meats period. It could upset their stomach and possibly make them sick. I feed my guys boiled cooked chicken or raw chicken chunks, ground lean turkey, snails, and salmon.

I see. Thank you!
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Re: Teriyaki?

Postby splashy07 » Wed Nov 24, 2021 5:37 am

Totally agree. NOTHING salted or spiced.

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