Foods That Are Hazardous to Dogs. Most dogs love food, and they’re especially attracted to what they see us eating.
All Natural Dog Food: Dehydrated Raw Dog Food. Natural Raw Diet For Dogs. Many of the commercial dog food companies would have us believe that they actually use human grade meat in the production of their food, when in fact the sources of this "meat" are not even fit for animal consumption.In some areas of North America this list can also include euthanized companion animals from clinics and shelters, roadkill, zoo animals, livestock which die from disease or disability.The "meat" is purchased from a rendering plant which also receives material from slaughterhouses such as hair, feathers, hooves and any part of the mammal which is condemned for human consumtion.
This list includes tumorous growths, contaminated blood and any carcass containing high levels of drugs or pesticides.This material is then cooked. Grease rises to the top and is removed. This is the source of animal fat in most foods. The moisture is then removed from the mixture and it is now "meat and bone meal".The list of questionable ingredients goes on. 10 Homemade Dog Treat Recipes + Allergy Free. Baking is my moment of Zen. I really mean moment – it takes about a moment to dump a bunch of stuff in the bread maker and turn it on. Well that’s not entirely true. I like to bake cookies and eating them even more. Cheese Flavored Dog Biscuit Recipe for Two Dogs. Most dogs are crazy about cheese.
Its flavor, texture and aroma -- much like peanut butter -- pleases the most discriminating canine connoisseur. For the two-dog household, these large-batch recipes for savory gourmet cookies made with an assortment of cheeses are ideal for occasional treats and training rewards. Pet Treats & Pet Recipes. Hi Nancy and furry assistants.
I hope everyone is enjoying the springtime finally. In response to Alice in March 24th letter asking about dog food recipes. Dog Treats Recipe with Pumpkin – Homemade dog biscuits. This was a post which almost didn’t get written.
You see, I’ve started to get a bit self conscious about over sharing. Not in that creepy “I feel the need to let everyone know what sort of bathroom rituals I have or funky positions we just tried” kind of over sharing. I’ll leave those to the uninhibited TMI peeps. I’m talking about not wanting to be one of those who are so overly obsessed that they have to tell, and show, and tweet, and facebook every single detail of their new cat/kid/grandkid/puppy. Now if you are talking about a puppy, feel free to inundate us with your lore, I can nearly guarantee we’ll be rapturous listeners. So count this as a fair warning given, this is about to become a puppy-centric post and I may be slightly fanatical about our two. With that cleared out of the air, if you are still reading you are either: A: Cool with the dog sharing. As most of you know, we have ourselves a new addition to the WORC household, our Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy Lexi. -Todd Hello! Good Pet Reward Snacks Recipe. Homemade Cat Treats From Your Kitchen.
I was scouring the internet wanting to find some healthy tasty cat treats I can make at home for my two pet felines.
I thought it would also be great to give these homemade yummy treats to my friends as gifts for their cats. I found the first three recipes I’ve listed below at FreeCatHealthTips. com. They seem pretty easy to make, and not very expensive. They actually sound tasty. 6 ounces of un-drained tuna 1 cup cornmeal 1 cup flour 1/3 cup water Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Dog Food FAQs: Protein. Does a high protein percentage (as shown on the package) mean that a pet food is automatically better than others with lower percentages?
No, a higher percentage of protein doesn't mean that a pet food is automatically better than others with a lower percentage. Similarly, a lower protein percentage isn't automatically bad, provided that the protein included in the food comes from a good source (such as real chicken or real lamb meat). Don't rely solely on the percentage of crude protein shown in the guaranteed analysis on the package. 7 Human Foods That You Can Feed Your Dog. Ami Dobelle | | Pets If you have a dog, you’ve probably seen that adorable pleading face at mealtime with its big, sad puppy eyes looking up at you as if to say, Please let me have just one little bite!
So what if you cave in to the begging? Super "People" Foods For Pets. 10 “People” Foods for Dogs. Can my dog eat that?
Apples, salmon, pumpkin, beans, yogurt... people foods that are safe for your dog to eat. As a responsible and informed dog lover, you probably know that too much “people food” can make your dog ill or overweight, but there are some human foods that can be safely added to your dog’s meals in moderation to give a nutritional boost to Queenie’s diet and add a bit of variety to her food bowl. Just remember: any additions to your dog’s meals shouldn’t comprise more than 25 percent of her weekly caloric requirement. 1.Yogurt is a good source of available calcium and protein. When choosing yogurt, pick one that has live active bacteria and no sugars or artificial sweeteners. 2. 3.