Dog Food Recipes

Have you noticed your dog having a different reaction to his food lately? He may have food allergies, and a trip to the vet is definitely needed. If you think homemade meals would be a good option, ask your veterinarian about this recipe for homemade dog food for allergies.

This very easy home cooked dog food recipe is cheap and simple to make. You can also substitute many of the ingredients with other (cheaper?) options.

This homemade dog food with eggs is a healthy option for most pups, but check with your veterinarian before switching to a homemade dog food diet.

Canine pancreatitis is an inflammation of the animal's pancreas, and it's common in dogs. Serving a homemade dog food for pancreatitis can help manage this condition.

The biggest benefit to store bought kibble is that it provides balanced nutrition with all of the vitamins and minerals that your dog needs. You don't get that luxury with homemade meals, but following my safety tips on home cooking for dogs will help to ensure that you're providing the best nutrition for your pet.

These oat bran dog biscuits make it easy to add this beneficial ingredient to your pup's diet. It aids in proper digestion and maintaining a healthy weight.

This slow cooker beef stew for dogs isn't just healthy for your pup, it would make a tasty meal for your human family members too!

Finding the right food is something that depends on your dog's unique individual needs. This balanced homemade dog food recipe may be right for the "average" dog, but it's not going to provide the proper nutrients for every canine.

This breed's muscular build and high energy level make them a challenge to feed. It's important to talk to your vet about homemade dog food for Boxers.

If you have some old bananas starting to turn brown on your sideboard, you may be thinking of making banana bread. While that's a great idea for your human family members, these homemade banana dog treats are another great way to use up the aging fruit. As long as you feed them in moderation, bananas are great addition to your pet's diet. Bananas are a low calorie ingredient that are also high in vitamins and minerals like biotin, potassium and copper.

This recipe is made with shrimp and tuna fish, but you could use other types of seafood as well. Just be sure to research the ingredients you choose to make sure you are making seafood patties for dogs that are safe and healthy.

Grain-free diets are becoming more popular in the canine world, but some veterinarians aren't convinced that they're a healthy option. If you're looking to cut down on the grains in your pet's diet, try these pumpkin coconut dog treats.