Poodle Information - Toy Poodles - Standard Poodle
 Home | Poodle Secrets | Poodle Training | Dog Supplies | Blog | Picture Gallery | Tell A Friend |

"Get This

FREE eBook!"

Free Dog Training Book

To Get A FREE Copy

Click Here

MAIN MENU
About The Poodle
Poodles For Sale
Poodle Breeders
Poodle Puppies
Poodle Care
Poodle Training
Poodle Rescue
Poodle Mix
Poodle Types
Poodle Pictures
FREE Stuff
Poodle BOOKS
Most Popular Books
Poodle Manual
Dog Obedience Training
Dog Food Scandal
Dog Food Recipes
Health Care Remedies
DOG SUPPLIES
Dog Beds
Dog Clothes
Dog Carriers
Dog Bowls
Dog Toys
Flea Control
Dog Crates
Dog Collars & Leashes
RELATED ARTICLES

pet containment system

dog fences

Fancy Couture Style Dog Beds

Canine Aggression

Rescue Dog Training

Outdoor Dog Kennel

Electronic Dog Doors

Veterinary Dental Care

Custom Dog Collar

Bark Control Collars

Bark Collars

Wellness Dog Food

fs 15

LATEST NEWS
  • How To Manage And Train Two Dogs

  • Dog Almost Severs Woman's Arm (The New Zealand Herald)

  • Welcome To RepublicanLand! - The Faster Times

  • Sherry Davis: Dog's Health Problem Disguises As A Behavior Problem - Bakersfield Californian

  • How To Take Care Of Your Dog's Health Needs - San Luis Obispo Tribune

  • Top Five Mistakes Dog Owners Make

  • Choosing A Dog Trainer

  • EPA Warns Of Flea And Tick Treatment Dangers - WSET

  • Why Dog Training Fails For Some People

  • Is Your Dog Getting The Right Nutrition

  • Living With Two Dogs

  • How To Stop A Dogfight

  •    Home » Articles » DogFood » Dog Food Recipes For Your Poodle

    Dog Food Recipes For Your Poodle

     

    Just as taking the time to cook your own meals can be healthier than eating out or eating a meal that comes in a box, making your own dog food recipes is a way to both add variety to your pet’s diet and have more control about what goes into your dog’s body. And although making your own dog food recipes can result in a happy, healthy canine who doesn’t have a lot of artificial flavors or preservatives, there’s also the potential for missteps if you add the wrong foods. If you’re starting to cook your own dog food recipes, here are some foods to avoid:

    News Flash  Mar, 24 2010

    N.J. Town Out To Ban Dog Barking Round-The-Clock (WCBS-TV New York)

    Muzzle it. That's the word in one local town as officials try to put dog owners on a financial leash if they can't keep their pets quiet -- no matter what time of day or night. Now, CBS 2 HD encountered... Read More

     

    News Flash  Mar, 24 2010

    Dog V. Cat | Domestic Psychology

    dog v. cat. // March 22nd, 2010 // pets. When the dogs are hungry, they bring me the bowl and bump my hands until I fill the bowl. When the cat is hungry, she pees in the laundry. After I feed the dogs,... Read More

     

    News Flash  Mar, 24 2010

    Woman's Arm Severed In Dog Attack (Brisbane Times)

    A woman has suffered serious injuries and is being flown by helicopter to hospital after being mauled by a dog in Victoria's far southwest. Read More

     

    Chocolate

    One of the most commonly known things to avoid feeding dogs, you should never add this food to any dog food recipes. The substance theobromine, which occurs naturally in chocolate, is toxic to dogs. While the concentration of theobromine varies in chocolate, with milk chocolate containing the least and baker’s chocolate the most. In any case, avoid chocolate in dog food recipes.

    Onions

    Onions, though they make great flavoring for both human and dog food recipes, can lead to a condition called Heinz body anemia, which destroys red blood cells and can lead to full-blown anemia in dogs. You have a few ways to minimize this risk, such as cutting the onions big enough that they impart some flavor to the food before easy removal before serving, or just leaving the onions out of your dog food recipes altogether. It’s been suggested that the biggest danger in this comes from low-quality onions, so if you purchase good-quality onions, you may also minimize the danger. Two Japanese breeds, the Akita and the Shiba Inu are particularly susceptible.

    Honey

    While an excellent natural sweetener, honey is a food that is dangerous not only in dog food recipes fed to puppies, but if given in any recipe to a human infant as well. The reason behind this is that the honey can contain botulism spores, which don’t affect adults due to their strong immune systems, but can affect young animals and humans, who haven’t built up strong immunities yet. So be sure to leave the honey out.

    Alcohol

    Great for cooking in recipes for people, don’t try to get fancy and put any alcohol in dog food recipes. While wine or sherry make great, flavorful liquids for sauces for people, the alcohol never completely cooks out, and just as with people when it’s ingested in large amounts, alcohol can be fatal to dogs. Err on the side of caution and leave the alcohol out. By avoiding these dangers in dog food recipes, you will ensure that by cooking for your pet, you’re making him or her healthier instead of ill.

     

    Breaking NEWS: Did you know that the food you are feeding your Poodle could actually be killing him?. Don't wait 'till it's too late! Go get a copy of Dog Food Secrets NOW!

     

      >> Dog Supplies >>

    Poodle Picture

    Poodle Picture

    Poodle Picture

    Poodle Picture

    Poodle Picture

    Privacy Statement | Terms Of Use | Contact Us | Poodle Blog | Poodle Pictures | Tell A Friend |

    Latest Poodle NewsCopyright © 2009 www.OfficialPoodleGuide.com All Rights Reserved.