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Dogs + Cats · Plain cooked extra
Plain Egg Crumbles
A soft, fully cooked egg treat, with no milk, butter or seasoning.
- Cooking cue
- Cook to 74°C
- Ingredients
- 2, including water
- For
- Healthy adult dogs & cats
AI-generated illustration. Preparation shown, not a serving-size guide. This method has not been kitchen-tested by The Pet Club.
Recipe page: https://thepetclub.ca/kitchen/plain-egg-crumbles-for-dogs-and-cats
A small moment, made simply.
- Crack the egg into a clean bowl and discard the shell. Beat it with the water.
- Pour into a non-stick pan over gentle heat. Stir, allowing the egg to form soft curds. Add no oil, butter, salt or seasoning.
- Cook thoroughly until a food thermometer confirms 74°C (165°F). Do not leave runny or raw egg.
- Transfer to a clean plate, cool, and break into tiny soft crumbles. Offer a small taste within your pet's allowance, not the whole egg.
Offer a little, not the whole batch
Start with a very small taste, not a bowlful. All treats, toppers and other extras combined should stay below 10% of daily calories; this is a ceiling, not a target. A teaspoon is not a universal portion. Use your veterinary team’s individual calorie allowance and the exact ingredient’s nutrition information. If you do not know the allowance, ask before feeding more.
Keep the rest safely
Keep raw animal ingredients separate from ready-to-eat food, and wash hands, utensils and surfaces after handling them. Use a thermometer for animal-ingredient recipes. Cool the small amount you offer so it is not hot. Refrigerate the remaining cooked batch promptly in a clean shallow container, within two hours, at 4°C or colder; use within 2–3 days or freeze separately. Do not leave a pet bowl out all day or put food licked by your pet back into the stored batch. Discard cooked food left at room temperature for more than two hours. These are general food-handling precautions, not validated shelf-life testing for these recipes.
Leave these out
Avoid for pets with an egg allergy or when egg is incompatible with their prescribed diet. Do not include eggshell as a homemade calcium supplement. This is not a complete meal.
Sources & editorial notes
Reviewed October 22, 2026. General information for healthy adult pets, not veterinary formulation or medical advice. No invented calorie values, ratings or tested-recipe claims.