Making Your Own Food

Out of a dog treat recipe book:

 

go to Canine Culinary Creations, join the group and go to basic recipes. It gives complete instructions on how to prepare and assemble the dog food.

http://groups.msn.com/CanineCulinaryCreations/_whatsnew.msnw

 

This interests me alot. I think it would be a good thing to make your own food because then you know exactly what they are eating and there would be no worries of dog food contamination (remember that? I had a couple friends who lost dogs :sadsmile: )

But I keep hearing that voice in the back of my head saying that I shouldn't give my animals any kind of people food. Keep them on dry kibble, that's what's best for them.

Well, is it really?

 

Ok, now I'm researching and everyone has a different opinion on what you should and shouldn't feed your dog when giving them real food.

One site says add yeast, another one says no yeast.

One site says use garlic, another one says garlic is bad.

One says NO raw meat, another says DO cook the meat.

How the heck do you know what to feed?

 

I know dogs who are fed the RAW diet, which consists of raw meat. They do well on it. There are plenty who hate the raw diet though. Probably the dog food companies.