How To make Bland Diet For Finicky Felines

Homemade Dog Food for Sensitive Stomach Recipe (for GI disorders)

Here's my favorite homemade dog food for sensitive stomach recipe that's perfect for dogs with upset stomach or other digestive disorders. Not all dogs are garbage disposals when it comes to eating, and making your own sensitive stomach dog food for your pup can be a great way to prolong his life and improve his health.

Full homemade dog food for sensitive stomach recipe, ingredients, serving size and more can be found here:

You know the type; they can eat anything and it never seems to impact their digestion. But, what about those pets who frequently suffer with an upset belly? This homemade dog food for sensitive stomach recipe may be just what a dog like this needs.

Don't let the prep time put you off - you can always make extra large bathes of this homemade dog food for sensitive stomach recipe and freeze it. You can make months worth of food in just one afternoon, so no worries if you don't have time each day or each week to cook for your pet.

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Can I Feed My Cat Chicken Every Day? Is It Safe?

Can I Feed My Cat Chicken Every Day

Cat food cats go crazy for... and how to make it!

Homemade Cat Food with Chicken that turned our Finicky Felines into Ravenous Land Sharks... We still use some dry cat food, but it is the same stuff that our cats stuck their noses up at and picked at for the last couple of years. I think you'll find this homemade food is much cheaper than even basic dry kibble!

Below is an ingredient list and supply list:

(I've included Amazon affiliate links to some of them, especially the ingredients and equipment I ordered from Amazon myself! And, full disclosure, I would get a small commission if you were to purchase a product through any of the links.)

To ensure you have what you need on hand, here is the basic ingredients:
Bone-in chicken quarters (legs, thighs, etc. You need dark meat. Bone-in is less expensive and more nutritious when you cook it down. The drawback: picking the bones out of the cooled cooked chicken.) 10 pounds
White Rice - for this cat food recipe I used 2.5 cups. Some people use oatmeal, and this is optional, but my cats LOVE white rice.
Pumpkin - I used roasted pumpkin (homegrown), but canned pumpkin puree will also work. DO NOT use pumpkin pie filling - cats shouldn't eat sugar. With 14 lbs of turkey, I use about 6-8 cups. This is really good for cat digestion and urinary tracts.
Ground Flax Seed - for this cat food recipe I used 2 cups. This is for protein, fiber, and healthy fats that cats need, and it thickens the food right up - it looks a bit soupy at first. Make sure it is finely ground. Brown or golden flax seed meal will work. Whole flaxseed: Ground flaxseed:

Here is a list of some of the equipment I use in this video along with links to them on Amazon:

16 qt stock pot:
24 qt stock pot:
Mesh Strainer:

Do not use salted or seasoned anything in your cat's food - too much salt really damages their kidneys, and common human seasonings like garlic and onion actually destroy their red blood cells. Yikes! It's a short ingredient list. We filmed this real time, but sped up the part where my daughter and I pull the chicken - that is by far the most labor intensive part... but don't try and skip it with boneless meat. Our feline friends need the high fat dark meat, and their bodies get additional nutrition from the other goodies that are extracted from the bones during the extended cooking process.
Let me know how it goes! Our 9 kitties give it 2 paws up with a Meow for extra points!

Homemade Senior Dog Food Recipe

Senior dogs can be particularly difficult to feed. Their metabolism has slowed down, and they may even have some health concerns that can be helped with the right diet. This homemade senior dog food won't be right for all older pups, so be sure to check with your vet before switching. Read the full recipe here:

Before you decide to switch your dog's diet (whether he's a senior or not) you need to discuss the change with your veterinarian or a trained canine nutritionist. Trying to make the switch yourself could lead to malnutrition or nutrient toxicity. This homemade senior dog food will not be nutritionally balanced for every dog, so be sure to check with your vet about supplements and/or multivitamins that would be beneficial to add to the recipe.

Once the food has cooled, you can feed it to your dog. The recommended serving size is about 1/2 cup for every 25-30 pounds of body weight. This recommendation is for 2 servings per day.


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how to make home made dog food for finicky eaters

In this episode of how to be a man I go over how to make home made dog food for finicky eaters, and those times when your dog is ill. in this case I'm doing it so I can be sure she will eat the worm medicine ill be slipping her. you can do it really cheap. I spent less than 10 bucks for about 4 days of food for a 51lbs dog.

(What the Vet's Dogs Eat) Easy Homemade Food for Senior Dogs

I created this recipe for my senior dogs, but it's appropriate for any healthy adult dog. This is a complete and balanced recipe that can be fed long-term–but only if you follow the recipe and add BalanceIT® Plus powder!

Read about homemade food for senior dogs and see my full recipe on NaturalPetsHQ.com:


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