Homemade Dog Food Ingredients
Homemade dog food ingredients can include the vast majority of natural wholefoods that human beings eat. No takeaways, no chocolate, onions, avocados, grapes, raisins, macadamia nuts, alcohol nor anything with xylitol in it such as artificial sweeteners. But other than those things, dogs can eat and enjoy most fruits, vegetables, pulses, legumes, seeds, grains, herbs and spices, together of course with an enormous variety of meat and fish for protein. Caution does have to be exercised with regard to the quantities of these ingredients, but we have extensive articles which include the beneficial reasons for including these homemade dog food ingredients in your dog’s diet.
Rice (Brown)
Rich in healthy carbohydrates, brown rice is a particularly good source of energy for both body and brain, as well as providing dogs with numerous beneficial . . .
Beetroot Greens
Beetroot Greens are a beneficial occasional ingredient to feed to your dog. They’re low in calories, rich in antioxidants, have natural anti-inflammatory . . .
Asparagus
Fed occasionally and always in moderation, asparagus is an excellent source of vitamins and minerals for dogs. An acknowledged superfood, it’s just as . . .
Buckwheat
Buckwheat is a rich source of vitamin B2, vitamin B3, vitamin B5 and vitamin B6 as well as being rich in magnesium, manganese and dietary . . .
Collard Greens
Rich in dietary fibre, collard greens are a veritable powerhouse of beneficial nutrients for dogs. Good for skin, coat, muscle and bone health, digestive system . . .
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! |
Salmon Oil
Salmon oil is good for a dog’s skin and coat, strengthens the immune system, improves joint mobility, protects against arthritis, can help with . . .
Haddock
Haddock is a good source of lean, healthy protein, and an ideal occasional protein source if your dog is in need of losing weight. If haddock is not available, then . . .
Rolled Oats
Rolled oats can improve a dog’s digestion and can lower a dog’s cholesterol level. They can be used topically to heal sores and wounds and even used to make . . .
Haricot Beans
Rich in fibre and protein, gluten-free haricot beans make a tasty, highly nutritious, low calorie, low fat snack, ideal for any dog who is overweight or who suffers . . .