Anonymous
11/11/2014 00:23
Subject: making your own dog food
Wow. If I has time for that, I would write a symphony.
Anonymous
11/10/2014 14:13
Subject: making your own dog food
No.
Anonymous
11/08/2014 21:36
Subject: making your own dog food
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm getting a sm/m goldendoodle soon, too. Who is you're breeder?! I wonder if they are litter mates!
we moved out of the area so she is in Maine-we live outside of Boston now.
Gotcha- my pup is coming from Alabama.
Awwww from a puppy mill? How sweet
Anonymous
11/02/2014 23:35
Subject: making your own dog food
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm getting a sm/m goldendoodle soon, too. Who is you're breeder?! I wonder if they are litter mates!
we moved out of the area so she is in Maine-we live outside of Boston now.
Gotcha- my pup is coming from Alabama.
Anonymous
10/31/2014 23:23
Subject: making your own dog food
Anonymous wrote:I'm getting a sm/m goldendoodle soon, too. Who is you're breeder?! I wonder if they are litter mates!
we moved out of the area so she is in Maine-we live outside of Boston now.
Anonymous
10/31/2014 19:55
Subject: making your own dog food
I would keep the puppy on food used by the breeder. What does the breeder feed adult dogs?
Anonymous
10/31/2014 19:31
Subject: making your own dog food
19:30 here.
I missed the part about the OP's dog being a puppy. I would consult a vet, since pups typically have higher nutrition needs than adult dogs.
I missed the part about the OP's dog being a puppy. I would consult a vet, since pups typically have higher nutrition needs than adult dogs.
Anonymous
10/31/2014 19:30
Subject: making your own dog food
The Whole Dog Journal has an excellent set of articles on making your own dog food, both cooked and raw.
Dr. Michael Fox, the vet, also has a dog food recipe on his site.
This is also a good resource:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Whole-Pet-Diet-Health/dp/1587612712
I make a mix of ground turkey, eggs, ground parsley, carrots, bell peppers, flaxseed meal, cottage cheese and some canned pumpkin. This is made in a big batch, portioned out and frozen.
I also add calcium, fish oil, probiotics and other supplements at feeding time.
Dr. Michael Fox, the vet, also has a dog food recipe on his site.
This is also a good resource:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Whole-Pet-Diet-Health/dp/1587612712
I make a mix of ground turkey, eggs, ground parsley, carrots, bell peppers, flaxseed meal, cottage cheese and some canned pumpkin. This is made in a big batch, portioned out and frozen.
I also add calcium, fish oil, probiotics and other supplements at feeding time.
Anonymous
10/31/2014 16:38
Subject: making your own dog food
Start here:
http://dogaware.com/diet/index.html
I ended up hiring a nutritionist, as my dog had a disease. The diet formulated was nutritionally complete. My vet was amazed.
http://dogaware.com/diet/index.html
I ended up hiring a nutritionist, as my dog had a disease. The diet formulated was nutritionally complete. My vet was amazed.
Anonymous
10/31/2014 15:25
Subject: Re:making your own dog food
We make a mix of brown rice, cooked ground turkey and frozen vegetables. Make it about once a week and keep it in the fridge. We use that for one meal and dry food the other meal. I'd get advice from your vet about nutrients.
Anonymous
10/31/2014 15:22
Subject: making your own dog food
Your*... Autocorrect
Anonymous
10/31/2014 14:37
Subject: making your own dog food
I'm getting a sm/m goldendoodle soon, too. Who is you're breeder?! I wonder if they are litter mates!
Anonymous
10/31/2014 14:30
Subject: making your own dog food
I am intrigued about making my own food for our puppy. We won't get him for a month so I am looking into what we will be feeding him. My main concern is how do I know he is getting all the right nutrients? especially a puppy. Are there good resources for me to look into. If it matters he will be a small-medium golden doodle. I love to cook and do so daily so cooking for another mouth is ok.