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Homemade Dog Food
I'd like to make some homemade dog food on a trial basis to see whether it's cheaper and whether she enjoys it. I understand if you use pigs trotters then then mixture will become gelantinous which is something I'd like to achieve because she is quite fussy about her food! I have a fussy labrador who doesn't woof her food down, hates biscuits and only likes food in jelly.
If anybody has any recipes for dog food that I could use as a starter I'd be really grateful. Or know of any websites that too would be useful. |
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If you do a thread search for BARF ( bones and raw food) there is a least one thread about home food dog diets
edit: BARF Last edited by Tass : 07-02-2010 at 21:57. Reason: link added |
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This is what I make for my dog:
Pack 3 lambs hearts tblspn oil 1 carrot 2 tblspns rice slice lamb hearts and carrot fry in oil add enough water to cover simmer for 20 mins add rice simmer till rice is cooked This does my terrier two meals. Any meat or leftovers can be added. Potatoes can be added instead of rice. |
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It's cheaper but it stinks! Pooooweeee! :vomit:
![]() ![]() Edit: have distinct memory of grandmother constantly simmering the organs of some poor old animal..and me honking every time I went to visit! |
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