Homemade dog food is arguably the very best way to feed your dog. It’s certainly the healthiest, and has been proven to cure a large percentage of modern canine ailments. You’ll know exactly what ingredients have gone into the making of your best friend’s homemade dog food and, just as importantly, you’ll know what hasn’t gone into it in terms of additives and preservatives. You’ll be using fresh, healthy and natural ingredients and making food tailored specifically for your dog’s needs. If you can cook for yourself and your family, then you can most certainly cook nutritious homemade dog food for your best friend!
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 . . .
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 . . .
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 . . .
Why You Should Always Cook Your Dog’s Fish
Never feed your dog raw salmon (even smoked salmon) or trout. They can contain harmful parasites. Salmon poisoning can be fatal to dogs. Always cook fresh fish first . . .
Homemade Dog Food – Getting Started
Providing homemade dog food for your best friend may seem daunting when you’re starting out, but it really is the most rewarding experience . . .
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. |
(CN) Why You Should Vary the Protein 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 . . .
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 . . .
Transitioning Meal Plan
Because your dog’s digestive system will need time to adjust to proper food, and to make life as easy as possible for you at this stage, we would suggest . . .