Start with a recipe formulated by a veterinary nutritionist, follow it exactly, add the calcium and supplement it names, weigh…
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What Not to Put in Homemade Dog Food?
The big ones are onions and garlic, grapes and raisins, chocolate, xylitol, macadamia nuts and cooked bones. They matter because…
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What Are Common Mistakes in Homemade Dog Food?
The big ones are forgetting calcium, trusting online recipes, swapping ingredients, guessing portions and skipping a vitamin and mineral supplement.…
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What Is the Safest Container for Storing Dog Food?
For dry food, the best setup is simple: keep the food in its original bag and put the whole bag…
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How Long Will Raw Dog Food Last in the Fridge?
How long will raw dog food last in the fridge? Once thawed, most raw dog food is best used within…
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What Is the Best Way to Store Raw Dog Food?
Keep it frozen at -18°C or colder, thaw it in the fridge, use it within two to three days and…
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What Is the Best Protein for Dogs on a Raw Diet?
There isn’t one winner. Chicken and turkey are the usual all-rounders, beef and lamb suit active dogs, and rabbit, venison…
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What Are the Symptoms of Too Much Protein in Dogs?
The usual signs are diarrhoea, vomiting, a gurgling stomach, weight gain, and more thirst and urination. Healthy dogs usually cope…
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How Do I Add More Protein to My Dog’s Diet?
Most healthy dogs already get enough from a complete food, so check that first. If your dog does need more,…
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What Is the Cheapest Protein Source for Dogs?
In supermarket price comparisons, chicken and eggs come out among the cheapest per gram of protein in the UK. Offal…
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What Does 80-10-10 Mean in Raw Dog Food?
It’s a feeding ratio of 80% muscle meat, 10% raw edible bone and 10% organ, with about half of the…
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Can My Dog Eat Cooked Food?
Yes. Plain, fully cooked meat, eggs, fish and many vegetables are safe for most dogs, and cooked food carries far…
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