Homemade healthy dog ​​food 1

Ingredients: pork filling, dry dog ​​food, macaroni, tomatoes, tomato sauce, salad oil.
Method:
1. Prepare a pot of boiling water, pour in the macaroni and cook for 7 minutes, remove and set aside;
2. Heat the salad oil in a pan, stir-fry the pork filling slightly , add dry dog ​​food, macaroni, tomatoes, and tomato sauce, bring to a boil and turn off the heat;
3. Let cool before eating.

Editor’s reminder

This meal is suitable for dogs who need extra strength. Dry dog ​​food can be chosen from any brand. For dogs or puppies with poor appetite or illness, larger particle dog food can be crushed and used. Practical Tips:
The amount of oil and meat should be appropriate to prevent it from being too greasy. Tomato sauce already has seasoning, so it’s better to add less. Macaroni can also be replaced with various noodles, but it is best to cut into small pieces beforehand.

Homemade healthy dog ​​food 2

Ingredients: chicken breast, corn kernels, canned ham and corn soup, fresh cream, water.
Method:
1. Chop the chicken breast;
2. Boil the minced chicken, corn kernels, and canned soup together;
3. Finally add the fresh cream, stir evenly, and turn off the heat .
Tips from the chef:
Let the soup cool down before feeding it to your dog, otherwise it will burn your dog. The amount of minced chicken can be selected according to the size of the dog. Dog food can also be mixed with soup.
Practical Tips: In supermarkets, quick-frozen corn kernels are usually sold. They must be boiled during cooking to prevent indigestion. Canned ham and corn soup is available at the supermarket, or you can substitute ham cereal.

Notes on making homemade dog food for dogs

1. Pay attention to the temperature of the food. Don’t feed your dog food straight from the refrigerator or freshly cooked food. Because food that is too hot or too cold can damage your dog's fragile nose.
2. Dogs should have their own fixed food bowl. Wash dishes after each meal, especially after feeding cooked food, to prevent leftover food from spoiling. three. The recommended material for the bowl is stainless steel, which is not easy to fall off and chew, and is not prone to allergies. Because some dogs may have an allergic reaction to plastic, leading to perioral allergic dermatitis. 4. Puppies should eat small meals frequently. Because puppies are in the growth stage, their metabolism is fast, their demand for food is high, and they are prone to hunger.
5. Always have plenty of drinking water.
6. Be sure not to add seasonings to your dog’s food, as this is harmful to them.