I call this recipe “The Trifecta” – three protein sources offer your dog an excellent range of amino acids. Surround these proteins with vegetables and other healthy ingredients and you have a powerful diet that can help keep your dog healthy and strong.
One of my goals in teaching people how to cook for their dogs is to make it simple. One way to do this is to make extra of what you are making for yourself, and then save some for your dog. Of course, this only applies to certain kinds of food. It does not apply to foods that are overly fatty, fried, spicy, sweet or otherwise inappropriate for dogs. It DOES apply to fresh meats, vegetables and other dog friendly ingredients.
This recipe includes ground chicken, numerous vegetables, egg and more. It has about 1060 calories, with 43% protein, 11% carbs and 45% fat. Note: If you are a member, this and all recipes are included in your membership – you do not need to pay for this recipe.
If you have a dog with kidney issues, you probably know about oxalates. I recently read a study on vegetable cooking methods on oxalate content. It turns out cooking method does matter when it comes to oxalates.
Arthritis is common in dogs, just like it is in people. So what can we do for our furry friends who are feeling achy, inflamed and sore from arthritis? There are some dietary and lifestyle adjustments we humans can use — look into them for your dogs too!
Wonderful variety of healthy proteins and very convenient frozen vegetables.
This recipe for dogs uses fish, beef stew meat and vegetables.
Juicing is all the rage right now, for dieters, detoxers, athletes and others on a mission for health.
