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  • Can dogs have egg yolks??

    After I boil my eggs and scoop the yolk out and eat my whites, I sometimes feel like I'm wasting too much throwing out all that extra egg. I was just wondering if it is ok and healthy to give my two german shepards the yolks after I'm done???

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    Originally posted by The_Grinder
    After I boil my eggs and scoop the yolk out and eat my whites, I sometimes feel like I'm wasting too much throwing out all that extra egg. I was just wondering if it is ok and healthy to give my two german shepards the yolks after I'm done???
    Yes ... especially if you like the smell of hot garbage.

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    • #3
      I've always given my big dogs egg yolks - even raw yolks....

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      • #4
        It's a great idea to give dogs raw eggs. I usually crack 2 eggs over his food in the mornings. Many dog breeders give only raw foods to their dogs.

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        • #5
          It's good protein, good fat and good for their coats :)

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          • #6
            im confused if your not gonna eat it why would you give it to your dog? im guessing you probably dont want the cholesterol(sp?) and extra calories? if anything give you dog some egg whites also.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ROCKETW19
              im confused if your not gonna eat it why would you give it to your dog? im guessing you probably dont want the cholesterol(sp?) and extra calories? if anything give you dog some egg whites also.

              I agree!! But I don't feed my dog any people food. Ever!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Curls4dGirls
                Yes ... especially if you like the smell of hot garbage.
                :laughnew:

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Chadd77
                  I agree!! But I don't feed my dog any people food. Ever!
                  me either.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by FitnessBrat
                    I've always given my big dogs egg yolks - even raw yolks....
                    And...

                    Hamburgers, and fries, and chicken nuggets and ketchup, and protein bars and chocolate and and and....

                    :)

                    Originally posted by ROCKETW19
                    im confused if your not gonna eat it why would you give it to your dog? im guessing you probably dont want the cholesterol(sp?) and extra calories?
                    Hahaha - priceless......

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by ROCKETW19
                      im confused if your not gonna eat it why would you give it to your dog? im guessing you probably dont want the cholesterol(sp?) and extra calories? if anything give you dog some egg whites also.
                      Don't most people eat a couple of yolks? Same concept - you give the dog one or two yolks because it's good for them - not 10 or 12 at a time....

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by fog_hat1981
                        And...

                        Hamburgers, and fries, and chicken nuggets and ketchup, and protein bars and chocolate and and and....

                        :)

                        I will feed him hamburger or chicken - not all that other mess!

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                        • #13
                          I try and mix up a few different items throughout the week, with my dogs food. Usually at night I'll add a few spoonfuls of low fat cottage cheese. In the mornings I'll crack an egg or two over his dry food. I also mix in hamburger meet, venison, etc. It really all depends on the dog you have, what they can ingest, and what you do with it. But regardless, these things are all items we all try and eat for health. Same concept with my dog. But never junk food and never from the table.

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