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  • in reply to: Confused on Homemade #57854 Report Abuse
    Angela H
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    Pluto.the.St.Bernard,
    I would suggest you use the same recipe that I had posted but up the meat to 80%, and try to find a source of ground bone and marrow

    in reply to: Confused on Homemade #52892 Report Abuse
    Angela H
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    I make a homemade dog food, but I don’t really have a recipe, I use what ever ground meat, veggies and fruits are on sale, but here is what I do;
    Use;
    70% meat/mixed with organ meat
    20% Veggies
    10% Fruit

    Ingredients;
    2lbs lean ground beef
    1lb ground chicken
    1lb ground turkey
    1/2lb beef liver, chicken livers, or chicken giblets
    Brown all meat in coconut oil, let cool
    Steam the following veggies, fresh is best if you have them on hand, or you can use
    frozen veggies (just make sure there is no corn, onions or mushrooms in the frozen blend)
    Broccoli
    Spinach
    Kale
    Peas
    Sliced Carrots (they don’t have to be peeled)
    Red Bell Peppers -chopped
    Swiss Chard
    Add the steamed veggies to the cooled meat
    Then add to the meat mixture;
    1 Apple, peeled, cored and chopped
    1 Banana, chopped
    1/2 Raspberries
    1/2 Blueberries
    2 raw eggs, shell and all
    1/2 tsp chopped garlic
    1 Tbsp Coconut oil
    1 Tbsp Vitamin fatty acid supplement, such as Dr. Maggie
    Using a potato masher, mash all the ingredients together as much as
    possible. Then transfer to a food processor to blend, or if you have
    a hand emulsifier blender you can mix it together
    Make sure to blend evenly leaving no big chunks
    Put approx. 11-12 oz into Ziploc freezer bags and freeze
    I take out only 1 bag as I need it and let defrost in the fridge

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by Angela H.
    in reply to: Confused on Homemade #52855 Report Abuse
    Angela H
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    Sounds to me like Kennel sores.. Whenever a dog is lying, they are putting a lot of pressure on certain points of their body such as elbows etc. The hair tends to fall out on such areas. Sounds to me that you are doing the right thing by making your own food, which is what I also do. But I would suggest removing all grains from your home cooked food and supplement them with lentils and beans for fibre. Also purchase coconut oil and rub it daily on the areas of your GSD that is rough. Coconut oil is also great to add to your home cooked dog food. If anyone is interested in my recipe, I’d be glad to share it with you all.

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