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Salmon and Egg Topper

A protein-rich topper of fully cooked boneless salmon and cooked egg to spoon over your Yorkie's meal.

Food topper About 3 small toppers (roughly 1.5 tablespoons each) 20 min ~45 kcal per 1.5-tablespoon topper (estimate) Healthy adult dogs only

Ingredients

  • 1 small fillet (about 3 oz)Boneless, skinless salmon filletCheck carefully for pin bones; cook fully - never serve raw salmon.
  • 1 largeEggMust be fully cooked (hard-boiled or plain scrambled with no oil, butter, or salt).

Steps

  1. Bake or poach the salmon in plain water until fully cooked and opaque throughout, about 12-15 minutes; never serve it raw.
  2. Hard-boil or dry-scramble the egg until fully set, with no butter, oil, or salt.
  3. Let the salmon and egg cool completely.
  4. Remove any bones and skin from the salmon, then flake it finely and chop the egg into tiny pieces.
  5. Mix and spoon a small amount over your Yorkie's regular complete meal.

Storage

Refrigerate in an airtight container for up to 2 days, or freeze in small portions for up to 1 month.

Portion guidance

This is a rich topper, so about a tablespoon over your Yorkie's normal food is enough for a 4-7 lb dog. It counts toward the ~10% daily treat budget - trim the base meal slightly on days you add it.

Sources

We cite authoritative veterinary, regulatory, and nutrition sources so you can check the evidence yourself.

  1. Nutrition dataUSDA FoodData Central
    USDA FoodData Central nutrient database

    Supports: Human-food nutrient composition (calories, macronutrients, fibre, sugars). · Accessed 2026-07-01

  2. Professional bodyWSAVA Global Nutrition Committee
    Global Nutrition Guidelines & Toolkit

    Supports: Energy requirement calculation, body condition scoring, treat guidance. · Accessed 2026-07-01

The Yorkiefood Editorial Team

We research Yorkshire Terrier feeding from regulatory bodies, veterinary manuals, poison-control centres, and peer-reviewed nutrition literature, then explain it plainly. We are careful researchers, not veterinarians — our pages cite their sources so you can check the evidence yourself, and we always defer to your own vet for your dog.

First published 2026-07-01 · Last reviewed 2026-07-01

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