Pet Food Leaders

1. Pet Food Leaders +61 468 848 080 Prime100 ZeroG Natural Dog Food is Great For Pet Health The last decade has seen numerous recalls in pet foods from across the globe. There are many pet owners in general that are concerned with pet health concerning their animal's food intake and many are now turning to making their own food for their pets. One of the more popular pets that are being targeted with home made food are dogs, who tend to have an easy transition from the store bought feed to those meals made with the love of their owner. Although it may sound difficult at first, there are many easy and simple recipes for one to create, and what a better way to ease your mind that to know that what your animal is eating is one hundred percent natural, containing no additives or preservatives. What Types of Foods Should I Use As anyone who has ever watched a dog beg for food will know, dogs are generally not very picky when it comes to foods he or she will eat. This is why making one's own dog food is easier than other animals in general. By following a few guidelines, you will be on your way to making a wholesome and nutritious meal for your favorite canine pet. First, you want to make sure that you are balancing your meals, and the best way to do that is to include a source of protein, carbohydrates, and fats. It is also not a bad idea to use a mineral and vitamin supplement although this is not necessary if you create a balanced mixture. When choosing vegetables, it is best to stay away from foods such as spinach, chard, and other vegetables that contain the chemical oxalic acid, which interferes with calcium absorption. Some options you may have when choosing your foods are many. Oats Whole Wheat Rice (brown) Millet Green Beans (cut) Corn Lamb

2. Poultry Beef These are just a few ingredients you may choose when finding the right vegetables, carbohydrates, and meats to feed your pet. One thing to keep in mind when making your own dog food is that you need to cook most of your ingredients first. Raw vegetables need to be softened for better digestion and obviously grains such as rice and oats are almost impossible even for a dog to eat unless cooked. Make the Transition Slowly It is a good idea to not completely switch your dog's food all at once. As one may know, dogs are creatures of habit and when he or she gets used to one particular food, they may be a bit reluctant to switch. A good idea is to take their traditional food and begin to mix the home made creation in a little per meal. This will not only allow the dog to get used to the taste, but will also help their body adjust as well. A change in dry or processed food to whole food can sometimes cause problems with initial digestion. However, pet symptoms is contingent on a balanced diet and what better a way to make sure you have a happy and healthy canine that making their food wholesome, with an added bit of love.