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Because of pet food recalls, learn how to make dog food for your pet at home. Get tips on how to give your dog proper nutrition with simple recipes for dietary needs - free video series.
There are 16 videos in this series:
Understand the process of making dog food for your pet at home. Learn the best ways to give your dog the nutrition it needs with these simple recipes focused on dietary needs and vitamin supplementation in this free video.
Learn the best ways to give your dog the nutrition it needs with these simple recipes focused on dietary needs and vitamin supplementation in this free video.
Learn the essential role that carbohydrates play in your dog's diet in this free video.
Learn the best ways to give your dog the nutrition it needs with these simple recipes focused on dietary needs and vitamin supplementation in this free video.
Learn how to precisely ground ingredients for homemade dog food in this free video.
Learn how to precisely ground ingredients for homemade dog food in this free video.
Learn delicious yet lean homemade recipes for your dog in this free video.
Learn to cook homemade stew that can keep your dog healthy in this free video.
Homemade liver treat recipes for dogs are delivered in this free video.
Homemade omelet recipes for dogs are explained in this free video.
Learn how to make a homemade omelet healthy for your dog in this free video.
Understand which foods and meats provide the best protein for your dog in this free video.
Learn to work with raw meat to make delicious, healthy homemade dog food in this free video.
Learn to work with vitamins and supplements within homemade dog food in this free video.
Contemplate whether making homemade dog food is right for you and your dog in this free video.
Make homemade training treats for your dog in this free video.
Though there are numerous recommendations and suggestions concerning what sort of diet is best for dogs, it's certainly indisputable that every canine diet should be rich in protein, calcium and water. Pet owners have several choices when it comes to choosing a commercial dog food provider, and while many of the name brand foods, both dry and canned, claim to contain real meat and vegetables, some veterinarians and pet owners worry that the additives combined with poor-quality meat in commercial food isn't adequate for proper canine nutrition. For these reasons, many pet owners have investigated ways to supplement their pet's nutrition on their own at home, making meals for their dogs themselves using raw meats and vegetables, eggs, cheeses and a variety of homemade treats. Some pet owners choose to give their dogs a strictly vegetarian diet, steaming vegetables and cooking eggs for their pets daily.
In this free video clip series, our expert will discuss the advantages of preparing dog food at home, as well as demonstrate the process for creating a variety of meals and treats for your pet with meat, fruits, vegetables and supplements. Omelets, stews, strips, and individual training treats will be prepared and explained for you. Learn how to chop and grind the food you will use for each recipe, as well as the actual steps you will take to provide your canine with all the benefits of a nutrient-rich homemade diet.
This series is an Equilibrio Films production.
Elise McMahon Elise McMahon has a Ph.D. in animal behavior and has been working with both domestic and wild dogs since the early 1990s. She began studying domestic dogs in the behavior clinic of the Veterinary Hospital at the University of Pennsylvania. McMahon held a position there for two years and co-developed the Puppy Problem Prevention Program with Lois Hall. During that time, she was also working with a local trainer, Steve Lindsay. Prior to earning her degree, McMahon was a private animal behavior consultant. After completing her fieldwork on Chilean foxes, she opened a training center and began providing both private and group classes, as well as individual evaluations and consultations.dkdk
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