Sharing a recipe for healthy homemade dog food!
Hi friends! How are you? Hope your day is going well! I’m going to a children’s school today to volunteer and look forward to some time sauna cover After exercise. That should be quite right!
For today’s post, I invite all dog owners. I wanted to share Maisey’s latest obsession with you: homemade dog food. If you want to upgrade what you feed the dog, this simple recipe is full of nutrients and it goes crazy with it.
(See crazy eyes?
TBH, I always felt a little bad by giving her packed dog food because this creature loves fresh food. She constantly prays for the remnants of broccoli and Bell Pepper (her two favees), stole the whole briquette from the counter (and eaten it on our new white couch ..), the whole chicken breast (bones and everything, and fortunately, they were not ‘not. get sick), as well as Ramen and Curry. But can you blame her? Knowing her flavored profile, I would pour Kibble in her bowl and felt a little bad for a gourmet gala. To spice up things, we would put a fresh pet on top of the Whole Foods (so expensive and still felt like a block of packaged meat), but I knew there had to be a better way.
I started exploring the tone and found an internet recipe approved by veterinarians who inspired me to finally make my own.
I’m excited to share all the details with you! It’s cheaper than a fresh pet, with certified organic, fresh ingredients and wild ingredients invested, and I like to know everything that has entered it. No preservatives or additional things. A friendly reminder: Always talk to your vet before changing your dog’s food. Although this acts for Maisey, it is important to note that dogs can have different allergens or I just can’t tolerate certain things.
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A healthy recipe for homemade dog food
Benefits of homemade dog food:
Making your dog’s food at home may have a ton of advantages, including:
Control over the ingredients: By preparing the food of your dog from scratch, you have complete control of the quality of the ingredients used, ensuring that your furry friend gets only the best.
Avoiding sketched ingredients: Conventional dog foods often contain question ingredients such as filler, artificial preservatives and poor quality meat that can be harmful to your dog’s health.
Adapted nutrition: Homemade dog food allows you to adjust your dog’s diet to their specific needs, whether a certain source of protein or allergy to certain ingredients is required.
Increased digestibility: The whole, fresh ingredients are easier to digest for dogs, which leads to better absorption of nutrients and overall health.
Ingredients and their advantages:
The recipe that inspired this is Puplof Dr. Judy. She has Complete post here And you can actually order it online! Since this is more than the top, Maisey still gets some “I and I love you” naked super food (You can order it from the Thrive market) In her bowl – I didn’t have to be so specific with the ratios of the ingredients.
I also include several additional ingredients that are not in the original recipe, but they are equally useful and delicious for your dogs.
Ground beef: An excellent source of protein and essential amino acids for muscle health. Bonus points if lean is ground beef!
Ground Turkey: Lanka protein with little fat that is full of essential nutrients. It is also considered a hypoallergenic, which makes it a great choice for pest with allergies.
Organic meat (heart, liver, gizzardi, spleen): Rich in vitamins and minerals, including iron, zinc and vitamin B12, vital to your dog’s overall health.
Zucchini Butternut: Full of vitamins A and C, fiber and antioxidants to support immune functions and digestion.
Sardine: A great source of omega-3 fatty acids, which promote healthy skin and coat, reduce inflammation and support the health of the joint. Sardine is one of Maisey’s favorite foods!
Leafy greenery: Enable essential vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin K, calcium and folate, for overall health and vitality.
Green beans: Great to provide vitamins, minerals and high doses of fiber. Green beans help in things like vision, immune system and bone health.
Eggs: Rich in holin, proteins and essential nutrients. If you are using Farm Fresh Egg, you can also add a shell. Because I used organic eggs from food store, I use a membrane inside the egg whenever I use this ingredient in my recipe.
Ostige: High in zinc and selenium, important for immune function and health of thyroid gland.
Cranberries: Rich in antioxidants and useful for urinary tract health.
Broccoli: Contains fibers, vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C and calcium, for optimal health.
Bell pepper: Provides Vitamin A, Vitamin C and antioxidants to support immune functions and eye health.
Linseed oil: The source of omega-3 fatty acids for healthy skin and coat, as well as the support of the joints.
Ginger: It has anti -inflammatory properties and helps digestion.
Brown rice: A healthy addition to any diet due to fiber, vitamins and minerals.
A healthy recipe for homemade dog food
Instructions:
In a large bowl, combine ground beef, organic meat, butternut flask, sardine, leafy greenery, oyster, cranberries, broccoli, peppers and ginger. It may be easiest to fit into the food processor, but it is a personal preference.
I keep flax oil in the refrigerator and transfer to a small amount before serving.
Mix the ingredients thoroughly to ensure even distribution.
Transfer the mixture to a baking pan and bake gently for 20-30 minutes at 325 ° F.
Allow the food to cool before serving your dog. It is kept in the refrigerator for up to 5 days, and you can freeze the rest in the individual parts. Instead of serving a maiise cup of food for dinner, I used Super cubes To feed her this super delicious meal until it comes time to make more!
A healthy recipe for homemade dog food
This healthy domestic dog food recipe is based on a recipe for Dr. Judy’s Pup Loaf. It’s a great way to give your dog fresh food with a tone of nutrients!
2 Lbs organic grassy ground beef
1 cup of chicken hearts
Add any other organ meat, such as a spleen, gizza or liver – we used a mixture from a local farm containing heart, spleen and liver
2 the cans of Sardin in the water
2 mussels in olive oil
3 Eggs (if fresh farm, use a shell. If from a food store, use the egg membrane on the shell inside)
1 cup Zucchini butterous, chopped
1 cup of broccoli, chopped
2 Belp Peppers, sown and chopped
a handful of leafy greenery (I used chard), chopped
1 teaspoon freshly grated ginger
1/2 C dried cranberries (check no added sugar and no additional ingredients)
cold pressed flax oil, to serve
In a large bowl, combine ground beef, organs meat, chopped butternine, sardine, leafy greenery, oysters, cranberries, broccoli, peppers and ginger. I keep flax oil in the fridge and glue a little before serving.
Mix the ingredients thoroughly to ensure even distribution.
Transfer the mixture to a baking pan and bake gently for 20-30 minutes at 325 ° F.
Notes
Allow the food to cool before serving your dog. Keeps in the refrigerator for up to 5 days and you can free the rest in individual parts. I used Super cubes.
It’s so good to give maisey fresh food that is also full of nutrients !!
Well, tell me, friends: Do you make your dog’s food? Are there any brands you love?
xo
Gina
