This is the hardest part and all of it is best figured out by a nutritionist. Supplementation is not optional when homecooking. Just remember if you introduce too many meats and grains, there will be nothing novel to go to if you ever need to do an elimination diet. Alternating vegetables, carbs and protein is fine. It looks like the diet lacks oil, so that will have to be fixed. White meat turkey with no fat (or limited fat if the recipe was balanced by a nutritionist) is okay. Some can contain dark meat and be very high in fat which could trigged medical issues. How does this diet sound to you guys and gals? Should I be adding any additional ingredients for nutritional purposes? Perhaps multivitamins are needed as well? Also, is twice a day too much or too little? I usually give them about 3-4 tablespoons each (they weigh 6 and 8 pounds respectively).Īnyways, careful with the type of ground turkey you use.
We also add in some olive oil because we heard it was good for the coat. Sometimes we'll make chicken instead and periodically we'll add some eggs to mix for extra protein. I cooked a batch, blended it, and feed it to my guys twice a day.
We make a batch each week, and freeze the leftovers.īased on research regarding nutritional needs, I have found a recipe that includes ground turkey, carrots and rice (this supposedly covers protein, grain and plant needed by dogs).
Finally, I decided to stop experimenting with commercial food and cook home made meals. We've tried all sorts of different commercial foods: wet, dry, hypoallergenic, etc, etc.
#Cooking companions razael skin#
One of my Yorkies is really allergic and has had skin irritation, rashes and flakiness.
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