So my dragon is 6 months and doesn't eat his salads. I'm cooking up a lot of veggies and greens for my dog right now and was wondering if he could have them too? I looked it up and it said that he can but it's better raw but if he's not eating the raw then I assume cooked would be better than none at all right?
Cooked salads
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I suppose but still add raw in there and see if he will eat them
I'm freezing them after cooking so they last. Is that still okay after being thawed?
Yes but as nutritional
Yes I will only do some of it cooked and hopefully it'll get him eating more
SkittlesK
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A lot of the time it brings out the flavors.
It also preserves coloring to make salads look more appetizing.
Just blanch it. The veggies will be softer for him and probably more palatable.
What's blanching?
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