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Bulghur
for Healthy Dog Treats

Include bulghur in your dog treat ingredients to add crunchiness and nutrition to your homemade dog treats. Just a few tablespoons will significantly improve your dog treat recipe!

Use this healthy grain inter-changably with ingredients like oatmeal. If you decide to do this, substitute cup for cup, equally.



Bulghur is made from wheat kernels that have been steamed, dried and crushed. If you were to cook it like a cereal, it would be similar to steel cut oats.

It is almost identical nutritionally to whole wheat. That means that your pet will get lots of fiber, B vitamins, iron and potassium! It has a nice crunchy consistency, almost like nuts, but without all the calories.

Bulghur for dog treats



Where to Buy Bulghur

You can sometimes find this product at your grocery store, usually in the cereal section. This can be a little tricky, since it probably will not be mentioned on the front of the box. Read the ingredients on the labels, because, even though a cereal may consist only of this wheat product, it may not be the “name” of the cereal on the package.

If you live near a big city and shop in one of the larger grocery stores, you might try the Middle Eastern food section since this healthy grain is also used to make tabuli. Prepared by such ancient civilizations as the Babylonians, Hittites and Hebrews, it has been a staple since at least 4,000 BC.

If you can't find it at your local grocery store, you will be able to find it at a health food store in your area.

Use this healthy grain to enrich your dog treat recipies and to make nutritious and healthy dog biscuits and cookies. It can be a nice change for your pet.


Look here to read more about other healthy dog treat ingredients , and you can also find more information at dog nutrition.

Adding healthy grains to your homemade dog treats is an easy way to beef up the nutrition. Read about the other healthy dog treat ingredients on this site by clicking on the link above.

And make sure that you consider taking this very simple step as a way to make sure that everything your dog consumes--is healthy!



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