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| Name | Homemade Dog Food - Tips to Tempt the Fussy Eater |
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| Video Discription | http://bit.ly/HomeMadeDogFoodRecipes ◄◄ THE BEST WAY TO LEARN HOW TO MAKE THE BEST FOODS FOR YOUR DOG THAT REALLY WORKS!!! Homemade Dog Food - Tips to Tempt the Fussy Eater You've spent hours reading books and articles; you've subscribed to dog food related forums; you've found some recipes that look yummy enough to eat yourself; you've been shopping for beautiful fresh ingredients. Now you are all ready to start feeding homemade dog food. So you cook up a treat that smells delicious, and then you hit a snag: your precious pooch doesn't want to eat it! Relax: it's not necessarily your cooking that's at fault! If your dog has only ever had kibble, then it may take him a while to get used to homemade dog food. Here are five tips to help him learn to enjoy real food. Be sneaky: Introduce the new dog food gradually by mixing a little into his normal food, increasing the new food slowly over a period of days. Homemade dog food is a new experience for him in texture as well as flavour, so it's hardly surprising if he takes some time to adjust. Too hot? Remember to let recently cooked food cool to room temperature before offering it to your dog. Check that there are no "hot spots" in the middle of the meal, especially if you have used the microwave. Let him get hungry: Remove uneaten food after about ten minutes. Your dog does not need to snack or "graze": he is not a sheep. If you are trying to encourage him to eat something new, he will be much more interested if he has had the chance to actually get hungry. A dog's natural eating pattern is to eat a big meal when the opportunity presents itself, then to rest. Regular meals only became part of canine life after mankind domesticated the first wolf. It is OK to feed your adult dog only once or twice a day. Boost the flavour: try a sprinkle of grated parmesan, or a drizzle of tasty stock. If it smells delicious, you have the game half won. If you are introducing raw meat and your dog isn't keen, try quickly browning the outside of the meat before you offer it to him, until he gets the idea. Competition: If you have another dog, or even a cat, try feeding the two of them together: psychology can work wonders. If all else fails, try pretending you are eating some of the dog food yourself. This always works for me. Most dogs seem convinced that if the food is on the human plate it must be something special! The last resort might be to actually share something with him that you really are eating: I never knew a dog that could resist a piece of sausage. Whatever you do, don't give up. When your dog has been eating homemade dog food for a few weeks and you can see the improvement in his well being, you'll be glad you persisted. natural dog chews homemade dog food diet homemade dry dog food home made dog food recipes homemade raw dog food natural dog foods dry dog food brands best diet dog food make dog food homemade dog german shepherd dog food dog food treats dry dog food comparison dog food uk homemade treats for dogs dehydrated raw dog food high fiber dog food brands low carb dog food what is a good dog food best holistic dog food what is in dog food diet for dogs homemade pet food low sodium dog food brands homemade dogfood intimidator dog food embark dog food best commercial dog food low protein diet for dogs homemade pet treats fresh pet food the best foods to eat what is the best food for dogs what to feed dogs healthy recipes easy what are healthy foods to eat making cat food raw food dog diet organic dog treat recipes best natural cat food solid gold pet food |
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