Power Glow Bowl: Slow Feeder Dog Recipe for Gut Health, Skin & Shine
At Chonky Paws, we believe a glowing coat and a calm belly begin with what’s in the bowl. The Power Glow Bowl dog recipe is a carefully balanced, slow feeder dog recipe designed to support gut health and healthy skin from the inside out.
This enrichment meal uses omega-rich, anti-inflammatory dog diet ingredients like fish, spinach, and flaxseed to help reduce inflammation, ease digestion, and add shine to your dog’s coat while encouraging mindful, slow eating.
Why the Power Glow Bowl?
The Power Glow Bowl is more than just a pretty plate it's functional wellness in food form. Whether your pup has sensitive skin, itchy flare-ups, or digestive trouble, this meal is built to support both inside and out.
With the help of a slow feeder dog bowl, this recipe becomes a natural enrichment feeding activity that encourages licking, sniffing, and slowing down.
What the Power Glow Bowl Supports
- Gut health with fiber and easy-to-digest protein
- Skin-friendly dog ingredients for itch relief and coat shine
- Anti-inflammatory dog diet properties to reduce discomfort
- Enrichment feeding for dogs using textures and scent
- Less gulping, more chewing = better digestion and mood
Ingredients (1 Serving for Medium Dog)
| Ingredient | Amount | Why It’s Great |
|---|---|---|
| Cooked salmon (or sardine) | ¼ cup | Omega-3s for skin, coat & brain |
| Steamed spinach (chopped) | 2 tbsp | Iron, antioxidants, anti-inflammatory |
| Boiled sweet potato (mashed) | 2 tbsp | Fiber-rich, gentle on gut |
| Cooked quinoa | 2 tbsp | Easy-to-digest protein & minerals |
| Blueberries (fresh or frozen) | 4–5 pcs | Antioxidants, skin support |
| Ground flaxseed | ½ tsp | Omega-3s + fiber boost |
Note: Use unsalted, boneless fish only. Avoid seasoning, garlic, or onion.
Prep Time: 20 Minutes
This meal is quick, powerful, and perfect for weekly feeding rotation.
How to Build the Power Glow Bowl
Use a slow feeder dog bowl or puzzle feeder for optimal benefit.
Step 1: Prep
- Cook fish thoroughly and debone carefully.
- Boil sweet potato and mash.
- Cook quinoa and chop spinach (lightly steamed).
- Wash blueberries and measure out flaxseed.
Step 2: Build
- Add mashed sweet potato in the base pockets.
- Layer quinoa and spinach in other sections.
- Add fish and tuck blueberries into corners.
- Sprinkle flaxseed across the top.
Optional: Chill for 10–15 minutes to extend lick-time and promote calm.
The Benefits of Enrichment Feeding with Power Glow
The Power Glow Bowl checks all the boxes:
- Gut health dog food that soothes digestion
- Omega-rich dog recipe that brings shine to skin and coat
- Texture-rich for natural licking and chewing instincts
- Made for enrichment feeding for dogs
- Supports daily calm and emotional regulation
Nutrition Snapshot (Approximate)
| Nutrient | Estimate |
|---|---|
| Protein | ~24g |
| Fat | ~9g (high in Omega-3) |
| Fiber | ~5g |
| Calories | 270–320 kcal |
| Anti-inflammatory | Yes (fish, spinach, blueberries, flax) |
| Skin & Coat Support | High |
Note: Always check with your vet when trying new proteins or supplements.
Safety & Feeding Notes
- Only use fully cooked, deboned fish
- Avoid raw spinach for dogs prone to kidney issues lightly steam instead
- Introduce flaxseed gradually
- Best served as an occasional enrichment meal, not a full-time diet
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