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?
Does your Dog have the Nose for Scentwork?
Dogs love to hunt, especially with their noses, and most especially if there’s a reward in it for them. Based on the type of detection work practiced every day by the likes . . .
What’s the Beef?
As we have on occasion mentioned before, one of the great things about making homemade food for your dog is being able to take . . . .
Keep Your Dog Amused with a Lick Mat
You know how they say the simplest ideas are the best? Well Lick Mats definitely fall into that category. Made from food-grade thermoplastic rubber (TPR), these . . .
Dog Agility
Okay so it’s not necessarily food related, but you just have to witness it to see how much pleasure your dog can derive from a bit of play on an agility course! Sign up for our weekly pupdates and make your best friend a happier and healthier dog with homemade dog...
Cook Your Dog’s Homemade Dog Food in Bulk
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 . . .
Essential Nutrients
Dog Chef Daily
| Plant-based 100% natural daily superfood supplement. Dog nutritionist-approved. No additives or preservatives. Boosts the immune system. Improves gut health. Feed daily for best results. |
Dog Chef Calcium
| UK produced 100% natural calcium carbonate, essential for good bone health. Add daily to homemade dog food for maximum benefit. |
Lightly Cook Your Dog’s Vegetables
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 . . .
Food’s more Fun with Hide & Treat
Hide your dog’s homemade treats around the house or in the garden and see how much extra pleasure he or she gets from searching for and finding them . . .
Storing & Serving Your Dog’s Homemade Dinners
Once they’re cooled, we recommended you either refrigerate your dog’s meals (in order to preserve their natural goodness) for a maximum of 3 days, or . . .
Change Your Dog’s Diet One Ingredient at a Time
So you’ve decided you’d like to change your dog’s diet. Maybe you’re worried about the additives in commercial dog food or concerned about the alarming . . .