I opened the refrigerator to put fresh eggs in that I had collected that morning and realized I had a ton of eggs already in there taking up a lot of room. Well, I’ll clean them up and cook them for the dogs.
Well, I can’t just give them a bunch of eggs. I should add something to it.
*opens freezer door*
Yep, time to use up some of that meat that’s in here for them. Oh, might as well grab some bags of frozen veggies too.
*rummages through the pantry*
BINGO! Sardines to add to the mix.
*opens small freezer in kitchen refrigerator*
Yes! I’ll add those blueberries.
*Checks refrigerator*
Oh, good. I still have Kefir.
The pot was so big I had to put it on the floor to stir it!
The dogs are going to have a feast!
Wow, Jennifer – do you make all your puppy food from natural ingredients?
I love some advice on what grains you include, if ever, and if dairy is a regular staple in their diets? Is what you feed your older, parent dogs, similar to this kind of mixture? Thanks so much!
No, this is just a once in a while thing I do for the adults. I don’t have time or space to make my food all the time. My adult dogs and puppies normally eat a quality kibble. If I had the freezer space though, I would switch them all over to a quality raw diet!