Homemade Dry Dog Food - The Transition

Transitioning our Dog From Commercial Food toMake sure that all the ingredients are ones that are
Homemade Dog Foodnot irritating or harmful to your dog.
If the potential dangers of feeding your dog aIt is possible that your dog may refuse to eat the
commercial product have prompted you to want tonew healthy homemade dog food that you make for
make a change in what you are feeding your dog. Inhim, as he may be used to the old one and prefer it.
addition to knowing how to make homemade dryYou can make the transition more easy by using the
dog food you will also need to know how tofollowing tips.
transition your canine from his current diet to theYou will want to gradually introduce the new food to
new one. Your dog may have physical difficultyyour canine. A good ratio is to mix seventy five
transitioning, as well as a negative emotionalpercent of the current food to twenty five percent
response, but there are ways to make things easier.of the food you are introducing.
Even if it seems that your dog can eat anything andYou will want to slowly increase the ratio of the new
not feel any adverse effects, that is simply not true.food and decrease the ratio of the old food until the
The digestive system of dog can be extremelynew food comprises 100% of the bowl. This could
sensitive. That is why it is important that you taketake three or more days to do successfully. By no
your time when changing your dog's diet tomeans do you want to rush it.
homemade dog food. If you do not, you couldWatch your pet closely for any adverse effects and
subject your dog to any or all of the following sidesee your vet if they appear to be severe or last
effects: diarrhea, stomach upset, vomiting, stomachmore than a few days.By following the above tips,
cramps, excess gas, indigestion, heartburn or simply ayou can ensure that your dog's change in diet will be
disinterest in food.as free from physical and emotional stress as
You will also want to make sure that you findpossible.
appropriate recipes for homemade dry dog food.