Recipes for fresh food

[Mavis]

For those of you who make your own dog food, can you post or pm me your recipes? Thank you.

 

[2bullymama]

Hey there -- let me see if I can get a link from EBN (English bulldog news) a member there posted a few recipes. You can also, if you want join EBN, we talk Frenchies there too... many have both breeds.

 

[2bullymama]

Here are two links I found ...

4 Homemade Raw Dog Food Recipes [Quick and Easy]

In this article, I’ll share with you my preferred homemade and natural raw dog food recipes. You’ll find 4 different raw dog food recipes that are tailored to

dogsfirst.ie

Dog Food Recipes | Dogs Naturally Magazine

Our dog food and treat recipes all meet AAFCO nutritional requirements. Start making balanced homemade raw and cooked dog food today. >>

www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com

 

[Tridiva Frenchies]

Here is an article we wrote on cooking for your dog. We are loyal to this method and it doesn't take a lot of time at all. Our Frenchies no longer have digestive issues and they are thick and strong (and happy to be eating real food!) Feeding Your Frenchie: Healthy and Practical Dog Food Recipes

 

[Danika]

For those of you who make your own dog food, can you post or pm me your recipes? Thank you.

Hi, I’ve been meal prepping for bluey for a couple of months now and I think is great.

Here’s how I do it and how it works for me hopefully you can take a thing or two from it.

Protein: I use organic ground beef , ground turkey and you can alternate as well which is what I do with calf liver and ground lamb. Once a week I’ll do the lamb and liver and the next turkey lamb. It all depends what I have in hand . Now for the liver, I find it easier to blend and than add it to the ground beef it’s easier to cook in my opinion.

For veges: I buy the frozen bags it’s simple and easy in my opinion. Peas and carrots , mixed brócoli and cauliflower, and I add blended egg shells for extra calcium . The beets I actually buy the root peel and and add as well. I also add squash or sweet potatoe it depends what I have in hand.

Once my protein and vegetables are cooked , I add tumeric , ginger and a small amount of black pepper , good amount of organic coconut oil , blended egg shells give everything a good mix and store them in ziplock bags by one cup each.
I also tried giving her sardine (no sodium) in water and she loves it. And once per week I’ll add a hard boil egg or scrambled into her morning meal.

Hope this helps, I’m trying to figure out how many times per day I should be feeding her considering is home cooked meals. Right now she’s eating 3 cups a day 3 X a day . I think I might be over feeding her so I’m going down to breakfast and dinner . See how that goes !!