If you’ve learned enough about dog food to have decided that it’s time to change what your dog has been eating to a more healthy dog food, you need to develop a plan of action. Your dog may have both physical and emotional difficulty in switching to a new food, because just like us, dogs do have comfort foods. So you should do your switching gradually, to spare your pet any digestive problems or stress.
Regardless of how you choose to feed your dog they all need the same basic nutrients. A well-balanced and nutritious diet is vital for staying healthy. As with any species, every dog needs a certain amount of certain nutrients just to stay alive.
Homemade dog food will add years to your dog’s life. It can also be easy and affordable if you know what you’re doing. If you want to keep your dog alive and healthy as long as possible this is what you’re looking for. Learn about the dangers of commercial dog food and how to improve your dog’s diet today.
It’s important to be aware when something doesn’t seem right with your pet. Like with babies, your dog can’t just tell you when something is wrong, but there are plenty of warning signs if you know what to look for. It’s up to you to decide how severe the case may be. Some warning signs indicate a serious problem. Some don’t. Every dog owner should know which symptoms can be handled safely at home (and how), and which require immediate emergency care.
Most foods make it easy for dog cancer to spread through the body. They decrease your dog’s immune system and invite cancer cells in. A few adjustments to its diet can make a huge difference. Help your dog fight back, or even avoid cancer altogether, with the Dog Cancer Survival Guide.
This is my basic kibble recipe. I keep the first 8 cups in a sealed container in the refrigerator and freeze the rest in vacuum-sealed food storage bags. With the vacuum-sealed food storage system, you can take out only what you need and then reseal the bag. The kibble will keep in an airtight container for 2 weeks in the refrigerator or 3 months in the freezer.
Here is a homemade lamb kibble recipe that your dog is sure to love! It will keep for 2 weeks in the refrigerator or 3 months in the freezer in an airtight container.
Chicken is full of protein and dogs love it. During the holidays I have plenty of leftover meat so it’s a great time to whip up some extra recipes for my dogs. This recipe will stay fresh up to 3 days if refrigerated and 2 months if frozen.
