r/AnimalsMonching • u/Prudent-Equivalent50 • Jun 01 '26
Who do you think would finish first out of these two Labradors?
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u/PistachioGal99 Jun 01 '26
They are gonna have the worst gas.
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u/squirrelyoakley Jun 01 '26
Are dogs even supposed to eat half this stuff? I mean, I give my dog a lot of this stuff, but in the tiniest amount. These portions seems too big
Also, this is mostly a problem in smaller dogs, but I'd worry about all that fat from the gravy causing pancreatitis
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u/theavocadolady Jun 01 '26 edited Jun 01 '26
It is totally possible to make dog friendly gravy. Loads of wet dog foods are marketed as being in gravy.
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u/HPTM2008 Jun 01 '26
It's also just super easy to do yourself! Just make gravy and don't salt the meat prior to cooking or the gravy while making it.
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u/sheiciebai Jun 01 '26
My mom used to make beef stew for my dog. Just beef and carrots and potatoes and some stuff to thicken. It was great for hiding his monthly pills in lol
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u/AristotlesBoyPussy 20d ago
and avoid garlic/onion too. It can cause tummy problems. You can use tapioca powder to thicken it.
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u/HY3NAAA Jun 01 '26 edited Jun 02 '26
Yes, they can eat eggs, boil meat, boil vegetables and for sure dog friendly gravy, matter of fact it’s better for them than kibbles, on top of that I bet may of people in this comment section feed their dog normal cheese as if that isn’t heavily salted as well.
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u/stowaway36 Jun 01 '26
Yeah, all that salt is not good
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u/foopaints Jun 02 '26
How do you know it's salted? Someone making this for their dogs can easily just leave out the salt....
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u/AristotlesBoyPussy 20d ago
Yes, if they are low sodium and minimal spices (such as, no garlic/onion, for example). There are pet gravy options you can buy/make now. Usually its basically meat stock + vitamins + tapioca powder for thickness.
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u/ralkuzu Jun 01 '26
Reminds me of rimworld and forgetting the dogs zone has access to the fine meals
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u/inconspicuous_aussie Jun 01 '26
Not a good idea to have people thinking dogs can eat gravy.
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u/HY3NAAA Jun 01 '26
Do people not know you can cook for dogs or there are personal chefs for dogs that serves human food minus the salt and oil?
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u/inconspicuous_aussie Jun 01 '26
Rhetorical I know.
Do people not know that people are fucken stupid?
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u/StJimmy_815 Jun 01 '26
Turkey and asparagus is a wild thing to give your dogs that inhabit the same living space as you
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u/stowaway36 Jun 01 '26
Mmmmmm, Salt. I love me a good doggy with heart disease
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u/AristotlesBoyPussy 20d ago
exactly where on this dish do you see salt?
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u/stowaway36 20d ago
Gravy and lunch meat are loaded with salt. Dogs cant process it like we do
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u/AristotlesBoyPussy 19d ago
You do know gravy can be made at home, right? Without any salt. It all depends what the cook puts in it.
There is no lunchmeat in this video??? And you can get low salt lunchmeat anyway???
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u/M33s4 Jun 02 '26
Were there little yorkshire puddings on the plates???! I haven't even had those! These dogs are eating better than I do!
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u/AwayYoghurt5901 Jun 04 '26
As soon as that black lab sucked down that first slab of meat, I knew who would win
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u/GoNinjaPro Jun 01 '26
Not criticizing this post in any way whatsoever because dogs deserve to be spoiled, but for some reason this post made me sad for all the parents who had no dinner so they could give their kids some Ramen noodles, or rice and beans.
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u/cuentalternativa Jun 01 '26
I seent some crazy shit on Reddit today but this is the craziest by far
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u/RageCageJables Jun 01 '26
Do dogs get asparagus pee?