Collection: Human Grade Dog Food Home made weekly Frozen Beef, Lamb, Turkey & Chicken

Custom-made human-grade dog food, featuring high-quality proteins such as beef, chicken, lamb, and turkey, can be tailored to meet the specific nutritional needs of your dog. The combination of these proteins, along with a variety of vegetables and essential oils, offers a well-rounded and nutritious diet. Here’s a breakdown of the key components:

Protein Sources:

• Beef: Rich in essential amino acids and a great source of zinc and iron.
• Chicken: Lean protein that supports muscle growth and is easy to digest.
• Lamb: A good alternative protein for dogs with food sensitivities, rich in B vitamins and zinc.
• Turkey: A lean protein, high in tryptophan which can help support a healthy nervous system.

Vegetables:

A variety of vegetables can provide fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants. Some excellent choices include:

• Carrots: Rich in beta-carotene and great for digestion.
• Sweet Potatoes: High in fiber and Vitamin A.
• Spinach: Loaded with iron, magnesium, and fiber.
• Green Beans: Low in calories and rich in fiber.

Essential Oils:

• Fish Oil: Contains omega-3 fatty acids for skin health and anti-inflammatory benefits.
• Coconut Oil: Promotes healthy skin, digestion, and coat condition.
• Flaxseed Oil: Offers omega-3 fatty acids for heart health.

Raw vs. Cooked:

Both raw and cooked food options have their advantages.

• Raw: Maintains nutrients that can be lost during cooking. However, it requires proper handling to ensure food safety and may not be suitable for all dogs.
• Cooked: Easier to digest, and the cooking process eliminates harmful bacteria. Some dogs with sensitive stomachs may benefit from cooked food.

Customization:

When making custom dog food, it's crucial to balance the ingredients to meet your dog’s specific nutritional needs, considering factors like age, breed, weight, activity level, and any health concerns. You could also add supplements to ensure your dog receives all the necessary vitamins and minerals.

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