It's cheaper and smarter to make your own pet food rather than buy the commercial products. There are several sites with dog food recipes, including: PetGrub, Ehow.com, and Natural Recipes. For those dogs that don't like their veggies, try putting some of the cooked meat together with the cooked veggies in the processor (unless you like chopping a lot) and make a hash from it. Works every time ....
Why avoid commercial pet foods? Check what the veterinary professors relate at nzymes.com and Shirley'sWellnessCafe.
4 comments:
Hey Rebecca --
Thanks for the shout-out referring to my homemade dog treats site!
--karen at StarislesBeardies
As someone that makes their own pet food I really enjoy your post on making your own with different sites and different recipes.
As someone that makes their dog food at home I appreciate the sites with new recipes. I just posted the recipe I use for our dogs on my blog.
Mr. J,
Thanks for writing - and for sharing your homemade dog food recipe! Great idea on baking individual servings and having them at the ready for meal time.
This morning, I was thinking once again what a blessing it is that I started feeding my pups with homemade food instead of the stuff off the shelf.
Their coats are shiny, their fur is a thicker coat than it's ever been before, they are clear-eyed, no visible signs of tartar on their teeth, and they're just filled with pep.
I think having better quality food has made all the difference here.
Thanks again for writing,
Reba
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