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High Protein Dog Food
High Protein Dog Food is the most appropriate for your dog as they are avid meat eaters and not really into grains.
You can either buy high protein food for your dog or make your own. There are numerous ways to feed your dog a high protein diet and you can be very creative.
If you are making your dog's food, concentrate on good quality meats, wild meats, free range poultry, organ meats and free range eggs.
Your dog will probably need some sort of raw meaty bone to chew on for essential minerals like calcium as bone meal and cooked bones seem to create problems for dogs.
You can choose a raw food diet for your dog or even add some raw foods in with the cooked to give your dog more nutrition and balance.
Other ingredients you can choose to add to your dog's diet would be yogurt, cottage cheese, raw cheese, cooked roots, quinoa, virgin coconut oil, cultured vegetables, spirulina and kelp.
Cooked Food Recipe
If you try this method, please find a good brand of dry dog food that is holistic, chemical free, and even dehydrated. I like how she low temperature cooks the meat and adding water to meat is a healthier way to cook meat.
Great Raw Meat Tip
This is a great way to make raw pet food or a raw pet food treat with hamburger that you can buy in bulk or on special.
You could also just buy a pound of hamburger or a package of organ meats from a local store that supplies grass fed animal meats and grass fed organ meats. Then just spread out the portions for 2 to 3 days.
If you don't feel comfortable feeding your dogs raw meat, you can always lightly cook your meats and organ meats.
And I have found that organ meats are pretty inexpensive compared to the cost of buying muscle meats.