things to make dry food more interesting?

after reading some advice on here, i added a raw egg into her food tonight, and its the quickest i've ever seen her empty a bowl. she usually picks over a bowl for a day and a half, and i know its not ideal (she also gets treats, and my parents are really bad for "dropping" things in the kitchen/=] )

so other than raw eggs, and ive also heard of gravy, what can i add in a few times a week to shake things up?

I wouldn't do gravy far to much salt for a dog

But yer raw eggs are great, tinned fish sardines, mackerel etc things like that

OH put in some mashed potatoe yesterday and they loved it , ok or not ??

I can't see it hurting Dave as long as it's not full of salt and butter

.. salmon oil, meat broth, eggs, sardines, fish, a little potato/pumpkin/sweet potato mash, some natural yogurt

Pets at home do doggy gravy

We add a little cooked, cooled chicken to Rocky dinner and he loves it. Hubby has been known to add a tiny bit of pate too, Rocky knows who's a soft touch around here  

Hugos better fed than me and Kyle in this house  

Gave Deanie his 1st sardines over his kibble tonight, he demolished the lot in seconds!!!  

Hope you find something to help  

Sardines and makerel go down a treat  

anyone got any more to add to this one folks ?? we have a member struggling with a fussy pup

https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/t43994-never-had-such-a-fussy-staffy

Cooked mince  

I use eggs or sardines. You can get cheap sardines in tomato sauce in Morrisons for about 35p. Sometimes if you have been cooking veg eg carrots use the water and soak the dried food then the dog gets the vitamins