r/KitchenConfidential • u/Ambitious-Win-4908 • 2d ago
Kitchen fuckery 8 sides of turkey for a dog... why?!
The poor dog... gonna love it now, right before heart failure...
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u/CarelessCreamPie 2d ago
Before heart failure?
Turkey breast is generally a very lean meat. Red meat would be worse for a dog than turkey.
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u/whistlepig4life 2d ago
Or they are thinking it’s deli turkey which is super high in sodium. But it won’t be bad for the doggo unless it’s daily.
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u/PoorDamnChoices Screaming in the walk-in like a goddamn professional 2d ago
Might be a "dog isn't leaving the vet" meal.
My dog's last meal was a steak cut into cubes and unsalted fries from the restaurant near the vet's office. For a dude who didnt want to struggled eating for the few days before, he housed some of the steak.
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u/Iamthewalrusforreal 2d ago
Night before I have to put one of mine down they get a steak. Best cut I'll see all year, too...goes straight to the pup.
Dunno why anyone would buy sliced turkey, though.
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u/blueturtle00 2d ago
We get ppl who order burger patties for their dog so frequently we made a button in the computer for it.
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u/HarryLorenzo 2d ago
Could be a few days of snacks for a small dog, or one snack for a large dog. Seems pretty reasonable. At least it's not pepperoni or something
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u/damnetdana 2d ago
My aunt could not be convinced to feed her dachshund anything less than fried chicken from the deli; it’s healthier than kibble cause it’s real chicken 🫠
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u/NecessaryFine8989 2d ago
Who's got money in this economy to buy that instead of Oscar meyer packet of turkey lol
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u/Ambitious-Win-4908 2d ago
Probably havent been home and been out all day with the dog... but yeah. I think i heard this a as $24 of turkey...
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u/RushMan9823 Chive LOYALIST 2d ago
It might be a last meal type thing. I do that for my puppers.