Dog Food is one of those topics everyone both loves and hates. There are so many options out there as to how to feed our dogs – kibble, canned, gently cooked, raw, dehydrated, freeze-dried – along with different ingredients and compositions.
It can be a bit overwhelming, with conflicting information as to what is “good” or “bad” for our dogs – the TRUTH often lies somewhere in the middle, and research in the area of dog nutrition is still very much in its infancy.
So join me in learning all the different aspects of how we can feed our dogs – discover what is supported by science, and what isn’t. Along the way learn homemade dog food recipes, new scientific articles, and interviews with veterinary specialists to help give you fully understand your options and how we can nutritionally manage disease in dogs.
I firmly believe that a well-informed
dog owner can make the best decisions
for their pup.
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Puppy Nutrition Basics
We know through countless research studies that puppies have significantly different nutritional needs than that of adult dogs. We know they need MORE protein, fat, vitamins and minerals within their diet in order to provide nutrients for developing bones, muscles, ligaments and organs. But we also know several nutrients need to be kept in specific ratios in order to make sure those bones, joints or organs develop correctly.
How to Start Home Cooking for Your Dog
A beginners guide to home-cooked dog food: where to find complete and balanced dog food recipes, how to use a base mix to cook for your dog, and where to find a board-certified veterinary nutritionist to work with!
How to Feed Cooked Dog Food When Traveling with Your Dog
If you have a dog on a gently cooked diet like mine, you know that managing travel with fresh food can be a bit complicated – at least at first. But with a bit of planning – I can guarantee that it isn’t as overwhelming as you think!
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