When we consider which fats to add to our dog's food and how much of those fats are needed it's important to first understand four main things. 1) The Purpose of Fat in Homemade Diets, 2) How much fat our dogs need, 3) The benefits or drawbacks of different types of fats added into the [...]
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Protein in Homemade Dog Food
The positives and negatives of using different protein sources in homemade dog food.
Chicken and Pumpkin Dog Food Recipe
Chicken and Pumpkin Dog Food Recipe - high in protein and fat and perfect for active dogs.
Lamb and Rice Dog Food Recipe
Complete and balanced lamb and rice dog food recipe perfect for highly active for picky dogs.
Dog Food Recipe Formulation BalanceIT Tutorial
A detailed tutorial of how to use BalanceIT to formulate complete and balanced dog food recipes.
Chicken and Potato Dog Food Recipe
Your picky pup is going to love this balanced chicken and sweet potato dog food recipe. This recipe is great for pups with allergies to beef, or those that need a bit of help maintaining their weight. The high protein content is sure to impress even the pickiest of pups. But the more moderate to [...]
The Best Dog Food for Active Dogs
One of the most important factors to consider when choosing an ideal food for your dog is their activity level. The dog who gets a less than 15 minute walk each day has significantly different nutritional needs than that of a canine athlete. And even the nutritional needs of canine athletes change depending on the type and duration of activity.
Turkey and Quinoa Dog Food Recipe (Complete & Balanced)
Homemade Turkey and Quinoa dog food recipe which is perfect for dogs who are highly active, picky dogs, or those that have chicken allergies!
The Best Dog Food for Dogs with Diabetes Mellitus
Research shows us that the best dog food for dogs with diabetes varies in protein, fat, carbohydrates and fiber based on a dog's needs.
Cost of Feeding Your Dog: Cooked vs. Raw vs. Kibble
What is the Cost of Feeding Dog different types of dog food? How much more does it cost to fed your dog fresh food vs. kibble?