This recipe if a perfect additive to your dog's kibble to not only make them lick their bowl clean, but regenerate their health and wag their tails. 

Taking chicken breast tenderloins and turning them into a shredded topper that will have even finicky eaters ready for seconds is the focus.

Dogs have only 1700 taste buds vs a human who has over 9000. But their sense of smell is over 400 times stronger, so creating this recipe will appeal to their hunger buy the savory smell. Combining a great selection of herbs and spices that enhance and have homeopathic properties and a low fat protein in chicken breast meat, this is setup as a win-win for delicious healthy food. 

Basil - Anti-inflammatory and packed full of a wide range of antioxidants that are known to ward off a range of illnesses and diseases, including cancer, basil also has a calming effect that works wonders with anxious dogs. Oh, and did we mention it can also help ease joint pain in dogs suffering from arthritis?

Ginger - A one-stop shop when it comes to alleviating nausea, bloating, and gastrointestinal issues, ginger also helps regulate blood sugar levels, can reduce the pain associated with arthritis and age-related joint pain, and is even said to boost brain function and block the growth of cancerous tumors.

Parsley - a great breath freshener, it’s also superb at relieving itchy skin and helping to clear up urinary tract infections. Plus, it acts as a diuretic, flushing toxins and waste from the body and it’s high in chlorophyll, which improves the health of blood cells.

Turmeric - has long been known to have power anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory properties and can help health the cut, improve brain function, fight free radicals and reduce the painful symptoms of arthritis.

Oregano - is a rich source of a range of vitamins plus Omega-3 fatty acids, calcium, iron and fiber. It has strong antimicrobial and antiviral properties, acting as a great body cleanser and it is particularly good at reducing inflammation and joint pain.

Garlic - Adding this spice is to not only to add a delectable flavor to the chicken, but also to add beneficial health benefits. This recipe calls for only a pinch of powdered garlic between your fingers. According to the American Kennel Club (AKC) , the point at which garlic is toxic to a dog is feeding the equivalent of 13 whole cloves in one sitting. This recipe puts the equivalent of 1/3 clove which is served out over 8-10 meals.

• Garlic is high in inulin, amino acids, sulphur, zinc, potassium and phosphorus. It also contains vitamin A, C, calcium, magnesium, manganese, selenium, germanium and B-complex vitamins.
• Garlic’s pungent energy warms the body. Pungent herbs move energy upwards and outwards to the body’s surface, improving circulation. Garlic also has an affinity for the lungs, large intestine, spleen and stomach.
• Garlic helps detoxify the body. It supports beneficial bacteria in the digestive tract and eliminates harmful bacteria. I use it in the fall, winter and early spring as a detox and to balance out the digestive system.
• As a liver enhancer, garlic breaks down wastes before they enter the bloodstream. It also helps your dog assimilate nutrients and eliminate wastes through the entire digestive tract.
• Garlic is high in sulphur and fructans (inulin and oligofructose). Fructans can cause digestive upset in dogs suffering from leaky gut, inflammatory bowel disease and irritable bowel syndrome. When undigested fructans ferment in the small intestine, they cause bloating, gas and constipation.