Salmon Vegetable Stew For Dogs
Looking for a wholesome, tasty, and low-carb, gluten-free treat your pup will love? This Salmon Stew Dog Treat is a hearty, nourishing recipe made with simple, dog-friendly ingredients that are as nutritious as they are delicious. Packed with rich salmon, fiber-filled veggies, and healthy fats, it’s a comforting dish that works as a treat, a meal topper, or even a spoon-fed snack for picky eaters.
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Why Your Dog Will Love It
Dogs go crazy for salmon’s rich, meaty flavor, and when it’s paired with comforting pumpkin and greens, it’s a tail-wagging combination! Not only is this stew tasty, it’s also full of nutrients that support your dog’s skin, coat, digestion, and immune system.
Benefits of Salmon for Dogs
Salmon is not just a tasty treat for your pup—it’s also a nutritional powerhouse! Whether served cooked, in treats, or as part of a balanced meal, salmon offers a range of health benefits for dogs:
- Supports skin and coat health with omega-3 fatty acids, reducing itchiness and promoting shine.
- Boosts brain, heart, and immune function thanks to its rich nutrient profile, including vitamins B12 and D.
- Provides lean, high-quality protein for strong muscles and sustained energy.
- Reduces inflammation and supports joint and bone health, especially in senior or active dogs.
- Gentle on sensitive stomachs and a great hypoallergenic alternative to common proteins.
Just remember to always serve salmon cooked and unseasoned!
Ingredients
Simple, natural ingredients are all you require to make this recipe.
Salmon: High in omega-3 fatty acids to support healthy skin, joints, and a shiny coat.
Pumpkin: Great for digestion thanks to its fiber and rich in vitamin A for immune and eye health.
Green Beans : Low in calories and carbs, and a source of vitamins C and K.
Spinach, defrosted : Nutrient-rich with iron, fiber, and antioxidants to support overall wellness.
Coconut Oil : Provides energy and promotes a healthy coat and skin.
Water or Broth : Keeps the stew moist and easy to mix with kibble or serve on its own.
How To Make Salmon Vegetable Stew For Dogs
This is a simple one pot dish with the salmon and pumpkin cut into chunks. You could also make in a slow cooker. We make ours on the stovetop.
Add all ingredients in a saucepan and simmer.
Serve to wagging tails.
Recipe Tips & Variations
- Swap salmon for cooked turkey or sardines for a different protein boost.
- Use low-sodium bone broth for extra flavor and joint-supporting nutrients.
- Slightly mash or blend for a smoother consistency—especially helpful for small dogs or seniors.
- Freeze into small silicone molds for a chilled treat option in hot weather.
Storage Tips
- Store in the fridge in an airtight container for up to 3 days.
- Portion and freeze for up to 2 months—just thaw in the fridge overnight before serving.
How Many Servings Are in This Recipe?
This Salmon Vegetable Stew Dog Treat recipe makes approximately 6–8 servings for a medium-sized dog when used as a treat or meal topper.
Serving size will vary based on your dog’s size and dietary needs:
- Small dogs: about 8–10 servings
- Medium dogs: about 6–8 servings
- Large dogs: about 4–6 servings
For more homemade meals made with lean meats and nutritious ingredients, take a look at our low fat dog food recipe collection.
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Salmon Vegetable Stew For Dogs
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Ingredients
- 12 oz fresh salmon, cut into chunks
- 8 oz pumpkin, cut into chunks
- 4 oz green beans, chopped
- 4 oz defrosted spinach
- 1 tablespoon coconut oil
- 2 oz water
Instructions
- Add all ingredients to a slow cooker or pot.
- Cook on low for 2–3 hours (slow cooker) or simmer for 30–40 minutes (stovetop), stirring occasionally.
- Cool, portion, and refrigerate or freeze.
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