Dog Food Recipes

If your dog is a picky eater, you've probably been feeding him a variety of pet foods and human foods just to get him to eat regular meals. Did you know that this could actually be making your dog's picky habits worse? Finding some recipes for homemade dog food for fussy eaters is a better option than feeding Fido meals prepared for humans.

Providing the right nutrition for your dog is all about balanced nutrition. High protein homemade dog food isn't going to be right for every dog. Be sure to discuss any dietary changes with your veterinarian or a trained canine nutritionist before making the switch. Protein isn't just the building block of muscle. It also aids in nerve function and helps to build strong bones.

Chicken is readily available in most regions and a budget-friendly protein option. This chicken casserole for dogs is made with limited ingredients and should be a suitable meal for most adult dogs.

Nutrition is an integral part of raising a dog that is healthy and strong. Small breed dogs grow and develop differently than larger breeds. Their nutrition needs to be catered to these differences. Discuss this homemade dog food for small breeds with  your veterinarian before making a dietary switch for your  pup.

Preparing dog food in a slow cooker is simple and fast. You add ingredients in the morning, and your pup will have a fresh meal by the time you get home.

This crockpot dog food recipe uses duck as the protein source, which is less likely to cause an allergic reaction than common protein sources like chicken.

Making homemade dog treats is a great way to provide your pet with a healthy snack that you can feel good about. You have...

This homemade wet dog food recipe is easy to prepare and requires only four ingredients. It's ideal for senior dogs with dental health issues or pets that have lost their appetite for one reason or another.

Diabetes is a very common health issue seen in domestic canines. The most commonly diagnosed type resembles Type 1 Diabetes in humans. If your pet has been diagnosed with this condition, your veterinarian will certainly want to discuss a change in diet. This food for dogs with Diabetes will not be nutritionally balanced for all pets, so be sure to discuss it with your veterinarian first.