Homemade Dog Food RecipesHomemade dog food recipes ensure that you know exactly what your dog is eating. They are the most sure-fire way to feed your dog the healthiest food out there.
It can even be fun, especially when you see how excited your dog gets at chow time! Below we will cover: Recipe categories and links to actual recipes! General feeding guidelines Categories of Homemade Dog Food Recipes (links to actual recipes)We are in the process of researching the best natural and organic recipes. If you would like to be notified as each category becomes available, sign up for our RSS feed in the left margin. It's quick and easy and no email address is required! Dog Biscuits Recipe Ideas Dog Bone Recipes Dog Cookie Recipes Dog Weight Loss Recipes Easy Dog Treat Recipes Gourmet Dog Treat Recipes Healthy Dog Treat Recipes for Core Nutrition Peanut Butter Dog Treat Recipes Recipe for Dog Treats (Misc.) Vegetarian Dog Food Recipes General Feeding GuidelinesAlways consult with your holistic veterinarian before preparing any new recipes for your dog.Ingredients to Avoid The following ingredients are bad if not downright harmful to your dog. Stay away from them!
Protein & Fat AAFCO recommends that adult dogs eat an absolute minimum of:
How Much to Feed The total amount of each homemade dog food recipe will differ based on your dog’s size and activity level. Let their appetite and weight be the judge, but keep an eye on that belly!  In addition, you should only leave their meal out for about 20 minutes. Don’t let them snack on the leftovers throughout the day. Only Use Organic Ingredients There are tons of reasons why you should avoid most commercial ingredients and make sure that what you use is organic, not just "natural." Click here to learn why and to find out how to spot organic products. Mix It Up! It can be easy to feed your dog the same meal from the same dog food recipes over and over. After all, we are all creatures of habit! Keep in mind, though, that even the most well-rounded organic recipes can’t cover every nutritious aspect of every good food. The moral of the story? Mix it up! Prepare a new recipe at least once per month, preferably more frequently. Constantly Reevaluate You should always monitor your dog’s health through observing their temperament, skin, coat and waste. If you notice anything strange, switch to other dog food recipes or organic commercial dog food immediately. And it is always a safe bet to contact your holistic veterinarian. For additional research, search our site...
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