Who’s up for some quick and easy kitchen magic that will make your dog’s day? Get ready to be your pup’s favorite chef with these 8 simple two-ingredient dog treats. These recipes are not only ridiculously easy to whip up, but they’re also super healthy and delicious—perfect for rewarding your four-legged friend. Whether you’re a ... Read more
DIY Farmer's Dog Food Recipe - Farmer's Dog is excellent, but my dog has food allergies. So here is an affordable, easy, veterinarian approved way to make
With essential and nutritious key ingredients, these dog cookies are a wonderful treat, plus they give your pooch fresher breath that will make everyone happy.
This recipe for beef stew homemade dog food is healthy, affordable and will appeal to virtually every dog. You can make a 5-day supply in about 45 minutes.
Keep your dog healthy and fit with this easy peasy homemade recipe - it's cheaper than store-bought and chockfull of fresh veggies!
One of the things we can do to keep our pets in tip top shape is to give them healthy Homemade Dog Treats instead of unhealthy treats.
Love making homemade cookies and treats? Why leave your pets out when you decide to go whip up goodies in the kitchen? With these homemade recipes for pets both cats and dogs can enjoy, you
Keep your dog healthy and fit with this easy peasy homemade recipe - it's cheaper than store-bought and chockfull of fresh veggies!
Homemade dog gravy is a tasty dog food topper for your furry friend.
Spoiled. The word most people would use to describe my pup. And she is, but when it comes to what I feed her, I have some seriously good reasons. Check out my recipes for slow cooker dog food if yo…
Eating a diet rich in anti-inflammatory foods doesn't only benefit us humans, but also our canine kids! Check out this easy and healthy dog biscuit recipe!
You only need two ingredients to make these easy, healthy dog biscuits! Plus, humans can eat them, too!
Salmon Jerky is a tasty treat for your dog.
Homemade Dog Food As I get more into the homesteading lifestyle I find more and more things to make instead of buy. We have 2 little chihuahuas, Gus and Felicity, whom I adore so much! I want my little pups to live a happy and healthy life. So I'm opting to start making their dog food. I'm sure the ingredients will vary depending on what is available to me at the time. For this batch of dog food I've used the following: 2 whole chickens (they were in my freezer. These chickens were small and older. They were laying hens at one point. If I were to use a bigger breed then I would have only used 1) 4 hard boiled eggs (shells included because of the calcium they'll provide) Carrots Peas Celery White Rice 2 tbsp Apple Cider Vinegar First I took the chickens out of the freezer and put them directly into my roaster. I only added water. I cooked them in the oven at 300 degrees for about 4 hours (I'm estimating. I really didn't keep track. I just kept checking them until they were done). I boiled 4 eggs. I cut up carrots (I was going to grind everything afterwards so I left them bigger. I decided later not to grind so I had to cut the carrots a lot smaller after I cooked them). I added the carrots, peas and water to a stock pot. I realized I had celery in my fridge that needed used up. So I cut that up and added it to the carrots and peas. I cooked the vegetables. Again, I had to cut the carrots smaller after they were cooked. In future I'll do that first. By this point the chickens were done. I took them out of the oven. Let them cool down a little and then removed them from the bone and cute them into small pieces. I cooked the rice (I cooked 2 cups of rice in 4 cups of water) and added that to the vegetables. I added the chicken into the mixture. Next I crushed the eggs. Again, I kept the shell too because of the calcium it contains. I added the eggs to the mixture. Next I added the broth from the chicken I cooked. Finally I added 2 tbsp of Apple Cider Vinegar for the dog's joints. Here's the final product. Finally I bagged up the dog food into quart freezer bags and placed them in the freezer until I'm ready to use them. I divided it into 2 cups per bag. Since I have small dogs I'm going to first go with 1/2 cup per dog per day and may change it depending on if I feel they're gaining too much weight or not enough. The only thing I don't have that I would have liked to have added is Salmon Oil. I usually do have that around because my dogs have dry skin and salmon oil is good for their skin and coat. Plus it contains Omega 3. I'll just get it and add it to their daily meals. I also will occasionally mix in a little bit of plain yogurt to put some good bacteria into their digestive system.
This recipe is made with pork, but you could substitute a different protein source if you'd prefer to use beef, chicken or any other meat you'd like. I use long grain brown rice in this recipe, but you can use regular brown rice if that's all you have on hand.
By making your own homemade dog food, you can save a bundle and also cut out the preservatives and additaves found in store-bought pet food.
Having a dog diagnosed with diabetes can be overwhelming. There is a lot to learn, especially about the best dietary options for your diabetic pet. You should consult with your veterinarian or a canine nutritionist before feeding this food for dogs with Diabetes or any other homemade diet.
If you’re looking for a quick, simple, and delightful treat for your furry friend, these no-bake peanut butter and banana dog treats are the perfect choice. Not only are they incredibly easy to make, but they also contain healthy ingredients that are safe and beneficial for dogs. This recipe doesn’t require any baking, making it ... Read more
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It's easy to make dehydrated chicken dog treats with this recipe.
When I gave this healthy chicken jerky recipe for dogs to my pups for the first time, they gobbled it right up. Your dogs will love this healthy recipe too!
Homemade pumpkin dog biscuits are a tasty treat for your furry friend.
Have a dog with bad breath? Try this DIY doggie breath freshener treat recipe, made with all natural ingredients that are good for your pup!
Simple, healthy homemade crockpot dog food. This food is delious to even the pickiest of dogs and it freezes really well so you can make large batches.
Who’s up for some quick and easy kitchen magic that will make your dog’s day? Get ready to be your pup’s favorite chef with these 8 simple two-ingredient dog treats. These recipes are not only ridiculously easy to whip up, but they’re also super healthy and delicious—perfect for rewarding your four-legged friend. Whether you’re a ... Read more
Try these easy & nutritious homemade gluten free dog treats for pups with gluten allergies and sensitivities. rn
These homemade breath mints for dogs are a fun, simple and healthy way to freshen your pup's breath. Say bye to bad doggy breath for good!
Before changing your dog's diet you'll need to speak with your vet. This homemade dog food for kidney disease recipe is a good starting point.
These homemade breath mints for dogs are a fun, simple and healthy way to freshen your pup's breath. Say bye to bad doggy breath for good!
The preservatives in commercial dog treats can be harmful to your dog. Try making these homemade super long lasting dog treats instead.
Turmeric paste for dogs has anti-inflammatory benefits which makes it a great anti-cancer supplement. It's easy and quick to make at home!
Dogs can't have peppermint hot chocolate (and they definitely can't have peppermint schnapps...), but they can...
Ready to whip up a tasty treat that’ll have your pup wagging its tail with joy? Let’s dive into making this scrumptious peanut butter and applesauce dog treat that is not only super easy to prepare but also packed with healthy goodies. Plus, they’re a fantastic way to sneak in some extra nutrients into your ... Read more
Looking to make some homemade dog treats? Here's 25 simple dog treat recipes, all made with 5 ingredients or less. From grain free treats
If you've decided that the homemade dog food diet is right for your Fido, give this recipe a try. Of course, you can adjust it to meet your pet's needs.
Healthy homemade dog food is easier to make than you think — in some cases, all you need is a slow cooker. These simple recipes have a good balance of protein, veggies, and grains to keep your best friend happy. They may even beg for seconds.
After a lot of research, and reading about dog nutrition, I came up with a healthy dog food recipe that can easily be prepared in your InstantPot.
