How to Make Boiled Hamburger and Rice for Dogs: A Simple & Healthy Recipe

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Hello friends, in today’s article I will tell you such an amazing Hamburger and Rice recipe for your dog. Any dog can eat this dog food, especially those with sensitive stomachs or digestive issues. Anyone can make this recipe at home on a very low budget.

In this guide, I will tell you.

  • Why ground beef and white rice are essential for your dog
  • I will share step-by-step recipes with optional healthy alternate additions
  • I will also tell you how much you should feed your dog and what to keep in mind while feeding it

Easy to Digest

Boiled ground beef is a portion of light food, that is given to dogs with sensitive stomachs and white rice gives carbohydrates that are very easy to digest to your dog. The combination of both helps your dog recover from diarrhea and vomiting.

Supports Healthy Bowel Movements

Eating lean protein and fiber-rich rice together helps your dog to control his digestion and improves bowel movements. If you want to improve your digestion further, you need to add an extra small amount of boiled chicken or pumpkin.

A Good Temporary Diet for Sick Dogs

Most veterinarians recommend hamburgers and rice as much as possible. When your dog suffers from an upset stomach and does not fully recover, you should give him regular food after he recovers.

Ingredients You’ll Need

You can prepare this food with very few ingredients.

  • 1 pound of ground beef (lean, preferably 90% lean or more)
  • 1 cup of white rice (avoid brown rice, which is harder to digest)
  •  3 cups of water
  • Optional: Boiled chicken breast as an alternative protein source

Step-by-Step Recipe: How to Make Boiled Hamburger and Rice for Dogs

Boil the Ground Beef

  • Put the ground beef in a pot and add as much water as you want.
  • Wait till it boils; after boiling, reduce the heat and keep it until it is fully cooked.
  • Drain the excess fat and keep it on the side.

Cook the White Rice

  • Leave the ground beef and white rice to cool a little.
  • Mix both of them in a bowl but keep in mind that the quantity of meat and rice should be the same.
  • Finally, serve small portions to your dog according to his weight.

Mix and Serve

  • Leave the ground beef and white rice to cool a little.
  • Mix both of them in a bowl but keep in mind that the quantity of meat and rice should be the same.
  • Finally, serve small portions to your dog according to his weight.

Optional Additions for Extra Nutrition

To make it even healthier, you can add more items to it, such as:

  • Boiled Chicken Breast: If you don’t want to add ground beef to this recipe, you can add chicken breast
  • Pumpkin Puree: This improves your dog’s digestion and bowel movement
  • Carrot and Peas: Provide additional vitamins and fiber
  • Bone Broth: This adds hydration and flavor to your recipe

How Much to Feed Your Dog?

It depends on your dog’s weight:

Dog's WeightServing Size Per Meal
Under 10 lbs¼ - ½ cup
10-25 lbs½ - 1 cup
25-50 lbs1 - 2 cups
50+ lbs2 - 3 cups

For dogs recovering from stomach issues, feed small portions 2-3 times a day instead of one large meal.

Tips

  1. Avoid Seasonings: Do not add salt, garlic, onions, or spices, as they can be toxic to dogs.
  2. Use Lean Meat: Too much fat can cause digestive upset or pancreatitis.
  3. Transition Slowly: If switching back to regular dog food, mix it gradually to avoid stomach upset.
  4. Storage: Keep leftovers in a sealed container in the fridge for 3 days or freeze them to last longer.

Conclusion

Boiled hamburger and rice is a very simple and budget-friendly recipe, which recovers your dog’s digestive issues and improves bowel movement. This recipe includes ground beef, and white rice, if you want you can add chicken breast to it.

Keep in mind that before making too many changes, consult your veterinarian.

If you have tried this recipe before, please let me know in the comments.

FAQ

When your dog is affected by stomach issues, you can give him a hamburger and rice. You should talk to your vet before converting him to long-term feed.
Most vets recommend feeding this diet for 2–3 days to help with digestive issues. After that, gradually transition back to regular dog food.
No, white rice is preferred because it’s easier to digest. Brown rice has more fiber, which can be harder on a dog's stomach.
Yes, draining the fat helps prevent digestive upset and reduces unnecessary fat intake, which can lead to pancreatitis in some dogs.
Yes, dog-safe vegetables like carrots, peas, or pumpkin can be added for extra nutrients and improved bowel movement regulation.
Yes, boiled chicken breast is a great lean protein alternative, especially for dogs with fat-sensitive digestive systems.
Store cooled leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days or freeze for up to a month.
No, avoid salt, garlic, onions, and spices, as they can be toxic to dogs. Serve the food plain.
Portions depend on your dog’s size. Small dogs may need ¼ to ½ cups per meal, while larger dogs may need up to 3 cups per meal. Adjust based on activity level and weight.
If your dog refuses the meal, try mixing in bone broth for extra flavor. If appetite loss continues, consult a veterinarian.

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