Dog Food Recipes

Homemade dog treats are a healthy and safe alternative to commercially made products. For these baked dog treats, you probably have most of the ingredients in your kitchen right now.

Many commercial pet food products are full of artificial ingredients and fillers that provide no nutritional value. Making treats at home, like these peanut butter zucchini dog treats, allows you to have complete control over the ingredients used in the recipe and the preparation process.

Protein is one of the most important parts of your dog's diet. These meatballs for dogs provide plenty of protein along with other essential nutrients that your dog needs.

It's true. Making homemade dog treats isn't as easy as going to the store and purchasing a few bags of your pup's favorite snacks. These carob dog biscuits are easy to make and only take about 40 minutes to make from start to finish.

Honey and cranberries are both superfoods for dogs. These easy cranberry dog treats are packed with nutrients to add a boost to your pup's overall health and well being.

My slow cooker is my absolute favorite kitchen appliance. It makes cooking for my family effortless. This turkey dog food recipe is one of my favorite crock pot recipes.

Making your own dog treats will save you a lot of money and you'll know that you are providing your dog with a healthy snack. These turkey jerky dog treats are easy to make and add some great nutritional benefits to your pup's diet.

Homemade dog food is a wonderful alternative to commercial diets, when you do it properly. These homemade turkey meatballs will not provide balanced nutrition for every dog, so be sure to check with your veterinarian before serving these to your pup.

Taking care of a dog on a budget can be a challenge, especially when you're trying to feed your pet a healthy, high quality diet. This inexpensive dog food recipe is affordable on any budget and can be catered to your pup's needs.

We all want to provide the best quality food for our dogs, but the better the food, the more expensive it is. Most pet parents understand that high quality commercial dog food can cost more than $5 per serving. Did you know that you can make high quality homemade dog food for less than $3 per serving?

When you're training your pet, you'll need something to motivate and reward him. Praise and attention are great rewards, but they may not motivate your pet to do something he doesn't understand. These homemade training treats for dogs may be just what you need to persuade your pet to follow your commands.

If your veterinarian has recommended a high fiber diet for your dog, it's probably for one of two reasons: (1) to form better quality stools, or (2) to help regulate his bowel movements. Too much fiber could cause serious health issues, so be sure to chat with your vet before switching to a high fiber homemade dog food. Some fiber-packed ingredients to include in a high fiber homemade dog food recipe include: bran, brown rice, lentils, beet pulp, corn and pumpkin. This recipe includes 3 of these ingredients.