🐶Homemade dog food is a great way to ensure your pet is eating healthy and nutritious meals.
🥦Adding fresh vegetables and whole foods to your dog's diet can provide important vitamins and minerals.
🍳Including eggs in your dog's food can add extra protein and healthy fats.
🧂Avoid adding salt to your dog's food, but consider using beneficial spices and herbs like turmeric.
🥡Make a large batch of homemade dog food to last several days, or even freeze it for longer storage.
What foods should I avoid feeding my dog?
—Onions, garlic, kale, grapes, and raisins are some foods that are harmful to dogs. Do some research to find a complete list.
Can I substitute ground turkey with another meat?
—Yes, you can use ground beef as a substitute for ground turkey in this recipe.
Is it necessary to add spices and herbs to the dog's food?
—No, it's not necessary, but adding beneficial spices like turmeric can provide health benefits for your dog.
Can I add salt to my dog's homemade food?
—It's best to avoid adding salt to your dog's food, as it can be harmful to their health. Consult with a vet for specific dietary restrictions.
How long does homemade dog food last?
—Homemade dog food can be stored in the refrigerator for up to five days. If you want it to last longer, freeze it for up to three months.
00:00Learn how to make homemade dog food in this tutorial video.
01:23Heat a sauté pan and melt coconut oil. Add ground turkey and cook until browned.
01:58Add shredded zucchini, carrots, and spinach to the pan. Stir in spices like turmeric and black pepper.
03:13Crack an egg into the pan and mix it with the other ingredients.
03:51Add cooked brown rice to the mixture and stir well.
04:55Let the homemade dog food cool completely before serving.
05:00Store the homemade dog food in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to five days.
05:07You can also freeze the homemade dog food for up to three months.
