by Gerald Pepin
Healthy things you CAN feed your dog!
New Features
The Increasing Popularity of Homemade Dog Food
Not since the advent of commercial dog food some 150 years ago has there been a wider variety of available diets for dogs than there is today. And by variety . . .
Fussy Eaters Thrive on Homemade Dog Food
No matter how great the quality of the food, some dogs, for any number of reasons, can decide not to eat on any given day. After all, don’t we all get days . . .
Varying Protein Sources in Homemade Dog Food
Variety is one of the keys to successfully providing a balanced diet when feeding your best friend homemade dog food. So if you have most of the . . .
Popular Features
Why Homemade Dog Food is Best Lightly Cooked
Lightly cooking your dog’s homemade dog food does three things: It increases its digestibility. It makes the food easier to digest. It increases the . . .
Substituting Ingredients in Homemade Dog Food
Occasionally when making homemade food for our dogs, we will replace one ingredient with another, but never to the detriment of our dogs’ nutrition . . .
Further Features
Brown Rice or White
Brown rice, the less refined of the two, is more beneficial in terms of being richer in fibre and nutrients. But it is also harder to digest. So if your dog has a tummy . . .
Homemade Dog Food Helpful Hints – Warm it Up
To give your dog’s meal some extra oomph!, especially on a cold winter’s morning or if he or she is a feeling under the weather, pour a little hot water over . . .
Celery
High in fibre and low in fat, calories and cholesterol, celery contains a wide variety of beneficial nutrients and makes an ideal treat for dogs needing to lose . . .
How Much Should I Feed My Dog?
A normal, healthy, adult dog should eat between 2 and 3% of its body weight a day. Older, less active dogs, have lower energy levels and therefore require . . .
Nutrients
Herb Blends for Dogs
When home cooking for your dog, no recipe is complete without adding one of our unique blends of 100% natural essential vitamins & minerals.
Eggshell Powder
Next to raw meaty bones, Eggshell Powder is the richest source of essential calcium for dogs. Ours is naturally made in rural Somerset from eggs laid by our own free-range chickens!
