Know-How
Our homemade dog food know-how section is full of tips and tricks to help you feed your dog the food he or she really deserves. Yes, making homemade food for your dog is a little less convenient, but it doesn’t need to be a chore and there is no denying it can make the world of difference to the health of your best friend. So please browse our various categories, be amazed at the variety of ingredients you can feed your dog, and when you’re ready, why not give some of our homemade dog food recipes a try?
Help Your Dog Gain Weight
If your dog struggles to maintain weight but has been given a clean bill of health by your vet, try bulking up his or her food by adding some extra . . .
Organic Diets for Dogs
Feeding your dog an organic diet would be nice, but for most of us, it’s just not realistic. Just be happy you’re doing your dog proud by making homemade . . .
Food Allergy vs Food Intolerance
A food allergy can be described as an immune system reaction which affects various organs of the body, including the largest organ of all, the skin. Food allergies . . .
Ear Infections
Ear infections come in at number two on the list of the most common medical conditions requiring veterinary intervention, second only to skin allergies . . .
Making Homemade Food for Your Dog
Making homemade food for your dog is about so much more than simply providing sustenance for your best friend. It’s about love, it’s about strengthening the . . .
Essential Nutrients
Herb Blends for Dogs
| When making homemade food for your dog, no recipe is complete without adding one of our unique blends of 100% natural essential vitamins & minerals, all hand-blended by our team here in rural Somerset. |
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! |
Cranberries
Low in calories and rich in vitamin C, cranberries make an excellent occasional ingredient when making homemade food for your dog . . .
Flaxseed Oil
Many vets actually prescribe flaxseed oil, particularly for older dogs suffering from arthritis. Flaxseed oil has so many benefits for dogs, it’s hard to find a . . .
Dogs & Digestive Enzymes
Digestive enzymes are the catalysts that enable the food we eat to be broken down into nutrients that can be absorbed by our body to produce energy and . . .
Herbs & Spices for Dogs
We provide our own dogs with natural goodness and nothing but natural goodness. We include rosemary and turmeric in our recipes, but not as preservatives . . .