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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HOMEMADE DOG FOOD RECIPE – BEEF, SALMON AND PUMPKIN
This recipe was so much fun to create – so thank you to everyone who voted on Instagram for the ingredients in this recipe! Overall this recipe is very high in protein and fat and low in carbohydrates. The overall distribution of calories in this diet is very similar to the typical raw diet – […]
Why are vets uncomfortable with Homemade Dog Food?
I’m sure you have either read or experienced the dreaded veterinary visit when your vet asks you what you feed your dog, and you say “I feed a homemade fresh food diet.” and the veterinary team immediately freezes. All other ideas or conversations stop, and they move to try to convince you that you definitely […]
How much food should I feed my dog?
The age-old question of how much dog food should I feed my dog is actually both rather simple and complicated. What you need to understand to start out is that just like each person has a different metabolism and activity level – dogs are similar. With the added complexity that dogs also come in a […]
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