With more and more people becoming aware of the real contents of a tin of dog food, it may be time to start making your dog’s food yourself at home.
But you can’t just give your dog a portion of the family’s meal!
Dog digestion and nutritional requirements are very different to human’s.
There are two books I’d recommend:
Pamper Your Dog
which is basically a recipe book for homemade dog food and dog treats and snacks.
and
Dog Food Secrets
which reveals the shocking truth of what is really in the tin and the harm it can do to your dog.
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khealey on July 31st 2007 in Dog Health
With increasing concerns about ‘what’s really in the tin?’, many people are thinking about making their dog food themselves.
Homemade dog food is exactly what the name implies – dog food that is made from home. There are many reasons and benefits that people are turning to homemade dog food to feed their beloved pets.
Homemade dog food is increasing in popularity for a few reasons. One of the main reasons for the dramatic switch from commercial store-bought dog food to homemade dog food is the recent contaminated dog food scare. The safety of commercial dog food has pet owners everywhere nervous about store-bought dog food. This reason alone has caused thousands of dog owners to take charge of their pet’s diet and begin making their dog food for them for peace of mind and to know exactly what their dog is getting.
Homemade dog food offers many benefits to a dog. First of all, when given the choice of homemade or store-bought dog food, the majority of dogs will choose homemade dog food without a doubt. In addition to homemade dog food being more nutritious for a dog, is more tasty and satisfying to a dog as well. In addition to a pleasurable eating experience, homemade dog food offers many health benefits to a dog as well. Dogs that are fed homemade dog food on a regular basis have a healthier digestive tract, meaning better breath, less gas, and smaller and firmer stools. Healthier skin, a shinier and silkier coat, and more energy to enjoy activities are some of the other health benefits that can be noticed as well.
For more information visit www.leadormuzzle.co.uk
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khealey on July 22nd 2007 in Dog Health
