Is Salmon Roe ok for dogs?
I have a question: I was given some fresh caught Salmon and some of them were gravid. So, I have a bucket of roe that looks very nice but I have no idea what to do with it. The dogs really seem interested in eating it, but as I live in Washington I was wondering if it was ok to give as is or if I needed to prepare it somehow.
The dogs eat all manner of raw things, and roe is usually served raw from what I understand. Is it ok to give it raw do you think, and if not how should I prepare it. It seems like a huge tragedy to waste such a nice amount of nutritious goodies. I guess in Japan it's called Ikura or Sujiko and in the states it's called Red Caviar. Thanks for any feedback.
(this website is really dumb, but it demonstrates that somewhere some company is actually selling raw caviar for pets to eat, at least in Hollywood)
http://www.beverlyhillscaviar.com/gourmetpetfood/luxuryfoodforpets/
The dogs eat all manner of raw things, and roe is usually served raw from what I understand. Is it ok to give it raw do you think, and if not how should I prepare it. It seems like a huge tragedy to waste such a nice amount of nutritious goodies. I guess in Japan it's called Ikura or Sujiko and in the states it's called Red Caviar. Thanks for any feedback.
(this website is really dumb, but it demonstrates that somewhere some company is actually selling raw caviar for pets to eat, at least in Hollywood)
http://www.beverlyhillscaviar.com/gourmetpetfood/luxuryfoodforpets/
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Sorry I'm not much help! just what I would do haha ~
It urges caution about feeding raw salmon to dogs:
http://www.itsfortheanimals.com/must_cook_salmon_for_dogs.htm
Found that site, it looks like you can just cook it in the skein (learning new stuff every day!) if you still have them in there, or I suppose substitute a thin bag. The curing is obviously the salt, which you could remove or decrease in amount and maybe increase the temp of the water (unless they meant 100C which would be boiling, which would be high enough...)
Otherwise, I've only seen people recommending the raw version, like sushi. Maybe mix it with some rice and a little wasabi and call it a meal