The nutrients in many vegetables are close to the surface so don’t peel the likes of potatoes, carrots, sweet potatoes, swede, parsnip and turnip before you . . .

It pays to mix ingredients well when serving and apportioning your dog’s home cooked food. This ensures that your best friend eats all his or her veggies as well as . . .

With most of our recipes, you can make them in quantity when you have the time and freeze them for when time is the last thing on your side. This applies to . . .

Most vegetables are protected by a cellulose coating that locks in the nutrients. To make them bioavailable to your dog, they need to be lightly cooked. If fed raw . . .

If your dog is poorly and suffers from a grain intolerance, chicken & butternut squash works just as well as the chicken & rice many vets recommend . . .