Kitchen-Made Pet Food

By Robert Lewis

   This ebook discusses making your pet's food in your own kitchen. It is not without contoversy since many advocates of boths of the raw versus cooked divide are very passionate baout their positions. While Robert Lewis touches on this contobersy he also acknowledges that many veterinarians do not support making pet food at home, whether raw or cooked.

   What you will find inside:

• Your pet's nutritional requirements
• Recipes for dogd and cats
• Discussions on pet health
• Discussions on pet constipation and diarrhea
• Discussion on kidney failure
• Commercial pet food

A bonus "people recipe" for thin crust homemade pizza

• Language: English
• Publisher: owlsbooksnmore.com
• Release date: Jun 2, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393490753

Robert Lewis

A retired newspaperman, Robert Lewis has had a life-long passion for pets. He is a life memberof his local humane society and writes when able on pet issues. He resides in a suburban community where pet ownship is among the higheat in the rgion.

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Introduction

HOW DO WE PROVIDE DELICIOUS, balanced meals that leave our families craving for more – not just the humans but also your pet?

Covid-19 has changed our lives, possibly for a very long time. But we don’t have to be concerned despite financial pressures brought on by massive unemployment.

We must economize wherever possible. But your family and pet should not suffer if you consider the suggestions and recipes that follow.

Your pet’s dietary needs are no different than those of your family. Pet food is a critical need to remain healthy. A side effect means fewer visits to the veterinarian.

Self-discipline and commitment to provide nutritious, balanced meals is required for your pet to contribute its efforts to help the family economize.

People Food

FEEDING YOUR PET PEOPLE food isn’t onerous. It simply means adding sufficient ingredients in a family meal to include a portion for your pet.

Commercial pet food has concerns surrounding its content: additives and preservatives cause health problems – and medical expenses.

It’s important to remember that convenience is expensive. Restaurant meals, take-outs like pizza and commercial pet food are vastly more expensive than making your own home-cooked food.

(Editor’s Note: Check the end of this ebook for a bonus people recipe for