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Making dog kibble at home allows you to cater to your dog’s palate, allergies and medical conditions while providing her with the most nutritional diet possible. A slow-baking technique to making kibble reduces the risk of burning the hard food while bringing it to a dry and crispy consistency.

There's no shortage of dog foods available on the market these days. Take a stroll through your local pet store and you're bound to find aisles and aisles of products with dramatically different price points.

After publishing 100+ homemade dog food recipes, I've picked out 15 of my own personal favorites that me and my dogs love. This is a great place to start!

Since my sole intention for blogging about homemade dog food was to add to the available resources for parents who are interested in switching their dogs from commercial food to a healthy and inexpensive homemade diet, I've decided to follow up with one final post that includes the recipes that I've settled on and the total expense. Dog Kibble (approx. 2 lbs/1 gallon bag) - Whole Wheat Flour, 6 cups - Corn Meal, 2 cups - Flax Seed (milled), 1 cup - 4 Eggs Beaten - Chicken Bone Meal, 1 cup…

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If you’re looking for recipes your dog will love that are super healthy and nutrient-rich you’ve come to the right place. As you know, there’s no shortage of dog food recipes. We looked through literally hundreds of recipes and separated the wheat from the chaff to give you the absolute cream of the crop in one article

Making your own homemade dog food allows you to cater to your dog’s likes while knowing exactly what your dog is eating. If your dog suffers from allergies, you are able to substitute ingredients around those. While many homemade dog food recipes create moist food, your kibble-loving canine still can have homemade ...