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Homemade Special Diets For Your Special Dog

Besides feeding your dog homemade nutritious meals on a daily basis, you can even customize the meals for permanent or temporary special needs that commercial foods just don’t meet.

Below are three examples of recipes to fit special needs of dogs.

Maple Flavored Appetizer

This recipe is recommended for dogs who may be recovering from an illness or injury. Dogs who are just recovering usually have low or no appetites at all, which delay healing.

This easy and very nutritious recipe will make sure that your dog gets a healthy dose of B-complex vitamins to help accelerate recovery. This Maple Flavored Appetizer is also a good alternative snack for dogs that are allergic to foods containing wheat, since millet is not related to wheat and doesn’t contain ingredients like soybean or gluten.

Ingredients Needed:

½ teaspoon of cloves (ground)

Whole teaspoon of cinnamon

Half cup of real maple syrup

¼ teaspoon of salt

Three cups of water

One cup of millet

How To Prepare:

1. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

2. Brush fresh butter over a medium-sized baking dish.

3. Cook the all the ingredients in a saucepan. When the ingredients come to a boil, the mix will have a pudding like consistency and is ready for the oven.

4. Pour the ingredients in to a baking dish and bake the pudding like mix for at least forty-five minutes and then serve it warm.

Canine Tuna Salad

This recipe is suggested for overweight dogs that have been eating a high-fat diet for a long period time. Overweight dogs generally have a shorter lifespan than average-weight or optimum-weight dogs. That’s why you should start cutting back on the excess weight now, while your dog is still strong and healthy

Ingredients Needed:

7 ounces of canned tuna

1 teaspoon of natural sugar or molasses

1 tablespoon of mustard or Dijon mustard

Quarter cup of red wine vinegar

Half cup of olive oil

Quarter cup of white onion optional; (if your dog doesn’t like onions, don’t add them)

1 medium-sized carrot sliced

Whole head of cabbage

Steps to Prepare

1. Drain the water from the tuna and pour the flakes in a separate container.

2. Mix the onions, sugar, and other ingredients with the tuna flakes.

3. Arrange the cabbage leaves in a bowl.

4. Top the cabbage leaves with the mixture and serve to your dog.

Cookies for Healthy Eyes

Is your dog having problems with his coat and eyesight? Try this recipe that’s full of vitamin A — delivered through tasty cookies.

Ingredients Needed:

1 carrot, grated

1 whole egg

2 tablespoons of molasses

2 tablespoons of canola oil

Half cup of water

Whole can of pumpkin

½ teaspoon of cinnamon

1 teaspoon of baking soda

2 cups of flour

Steps To Prepare:

1. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

2. Combine all the ingredients except the flour and water.

3. Mix the flour and water another bowl then add the first mix to the flour mix.

4. Spray a cookie sheet with non-stick spray and drop small dollops of the final mix onto the cookie sheet about 2 inches apart.

5. Bake the cookies for twenty minutes, let cool for a few minutes and serve.

You can also customize meals for dog’s that are underweight, have allergies or are gearing up for competition; just name a few.

Get the details on why to feed your dog homemade food at http://www.doghomemadefood.com.

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