Jazzing up dry food

[Chillis]

Peps is currently on fish4dogs & we mix some boiled chicken
eventually we'll try raw again but this time NI
Is there anyway we can jazz up the kibble? Was thinking maybe boiling turkey breast & can alternate or even a bit of wet food, different flavours ect?
I'd be bored rotten on one flavour & would like her tummy to get use to different things
any ideas?

[jmanagh]

Until I went onto Natural Instinct, I used the Fish 4 Dogs Salmon mousse. The dogs seemed to enjoy their kibble much more 

[Lily Pup]

I use a weak gravy or if I've been cooking fresh meat, put a bit of water in the bottom of the tray, it stops the juices sticking to the pan then tip them out onto kibble 

[LinziS]

I add some cooked chicken or sardines to my girls kibble or occassionally a little cooked mince to make their dinner a little more interesting.

[Chillis]

Ooo have some moose in the cubroad! Was put of it last time when it stained the bowl with fishy smell 
Might try again! Been looking at applaws, any good?

[jmanagh]

Ooo have some moose in the cubroad! Was put of it last time when it stained the bowl with fishy smell 
Might try again! Been looking at applaws, any good?

My Papillon adores Applaws  It is quite expensive but I suppose as a topper would be ok. He used to have the one in the pouches. Other similar foods to look out for are Encore and Lily's Kitchen if you are thinking along these lines. 

[maddy74]

Salmon oil?

[karen488]

I buy the cheapest fish in oil sometimes and put it on. Figure it's the strong smell that can help.

[Jane57]

Sometimes if they are really enjoying their kibble like Riley then its best not to vary their diet too much as it "can" make them fussy.
However I do give him the odd salmon mousse or tinned sardines , very occasionally bit chicken or scrambled egg.
My friend did this and now her dog turns his nose up at his regular kibble as he expects something extra every time.

I can do it with Riley as he is so greedy and eats plain kibble like its a gourmet meal 

[Toni-UK]

I do agree it *could*  make a dog fussy but i would be "eat it or go hungry" if that happened. 
Nature menu at Pets at Home do a good range of frozen nuggets made of various things.I use the fruit/veg and rosemary ones.

I also occasionally use..
meat juices
grated carrot/cheese
tinned sardines
1 or 2 defrosted whitebait

Everything in moderation as the kibble should be tasty enough on it's own soaked in a little warm water and also dogs have no where near as many taste buds as we do.