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Melissa Francis
ParticipantSorry if this is off subject, I’d like to start making dog food properly. I serve the dogs about 2 1/2 cups of homemade dog food. The recipe im trying to figure out is chicken veg. I have a (40% protein, 50% veg, and 10% startch) The protein is chicken, the veg is 3 part broccoli, 3 part carrot, and 1 part celery, and brown rice for starch. I boil the chicken, than use the chicken stock to blanch the vegetables, after I strain and use the stock to cook the rice. I always have a bowl of my dogs regular dry food available for the pups. I’m not confident enough I have a balanced meal, I’m interested in yalls input and suggestions, also any suggestions for any vitamin supplements I could add to the food that can withstand going through a pressure cooker. I’ll be making a liver dish, or something that involves red meat, maybe even fish. I want my dogs to eat good food, but I don’t want to miss anything to keep them healthy.
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ParticipantGenerally speaking, nutritionally balanced dog food should provide your canine friend with all the necessary nutrients to ensure its optimal health. If you want to make your own dog food, you need to consider the combination of meat and vegetables and nutritional balance. In addition to feeding your dog protein such as chicken, you also need to feed vegetables to supplement vitamins. I hope some of this blogger’s blogs can help you.
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