A dog is a person's best friend. This is how most people treat their pet dogs. That is why they want only the best for their dogs, most especially when it comes to their food. Given that fact, convenience usually takes a backseat when dog nutrition is the subject. Most dog owners would sacrifice their time and effort just to make sure that they give their pet dogs' healthy food. Rather than buy ready made commercial food in the grocery, which ingredients they are not sure about, these dog owners would opt to have a homemade dog food prepared for their pets.
After all, with the huge number of dog food recipes found online, they will never lack of sources for the daily food to serve to their dog. What is important however is to make sure dog's nutrition is taken in consideration in every recipe they will cook.
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With the potential for danger not only from commercial foods but even some of the ingredients for homemade ones, some vital information should be remembered for the sake of your dog. The usual healthy dog food would basically have a mix of vegetables, meat and starch. If your dog is switching from commercial to homemade food, you can mix a little of the former to the one you prepared to allow your dog to slowly get used to it.
It would be better to ask your veterinarian if it is a wise move to switch. Bear in mind that a well-balanced dog diet is one with 30% veggies, 30% starch and 40% meat. It would be good to note that most often than not, the meat in commercial foods is of a certain quality that is not fit for human consumption, why give it to your dog then?
Rotate the type of food you will give to your dog so as it will not tire of its food. For your pet's starch requirement, you can make use of rice, pasta, oatmeal or potatoes. For a variety of homemade dog food recipes, you can always refer to the internet and you will surely not lack of choices. But always keep in mind of the nutritional value contained in the ingredients of your homemade dog food.
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