I have lots of videos about making your own dog feed in this post, but this page is specifically for making food for my dog Kali, who has a tumor.
This recipe was given by a guy who said he got it from The Farmer's Dog. They actually sent him the recipe when they made a mistake with his order. It was so great to be able to find this video. I do believe the Farmer's Dog makes great food, but I just cant afford to have it delivered it at this time (but if I could, I would order from them!)
The recipe is just below the video (from the the comment's section of the video). I'm so grateful he made this video and posted the recipe. If you are, too, plase consider liking and subscribing to The Buck Stop, and also, please click the "like" button on his video and leave a comment!
Dog Food Recipe Below:
Homemade Dog Food
Make Fresh Food at Home Inspired by Farmer's Dog
In this video I make The Farmers Dog food recipe and explain why I decided to not order from Farmers dog anymore.
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Farmers Dog Food Review - 
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Vet Approved homemade dog food recipe (This makes about 22 cups)
*I used a 8qt instant pot for this recipe (I doubled this in video)
Ingredients:
-5-6 pounds of ground turkey
-7.5 ounces of pumpkin puree
-2T sunflower oil
-2 sweet potatoes chopped
-1 1/2C brown rice or white rice
-7oz of frozen spinach
- 4 carrots chopped
-12oz green beans -12oz peas -1 pint of fresh blueberries -2C water
- 1/3C of beef liver chopped
optional: 1/4t of turmeric powder & Black Pepper
Homemade Dog Food Recipe: Save Money and Keep Your Dog Healthy | Vet Approved
Homemade Dog Food. Farmers Recipe. How we do it.
Perfect Instant Pot Brown Rice Every Time!
2 cups brown rice (not instant rice)
2 ½ cups water
You can see more on THIS PAGE. Please note, although this cook doesn't wash her rice, I want to say that I recently read something about how it IS important to wash the rice, because it can contain high levels of heavy metals (???). I had never heard that before, and haven't researched it, but you might want to, to be on the safe side. I've been washing my rice since then.
- Rice can absorb heavy metals like arsenic, cadmium, and lead from the soil and water during cultivation.
- Arsenic is a significant concern, and washing rice can reduce its levels.
- Washing also removes other elements, including essential nutrients like iron, zinc, and copper.
- Rinsing: Rinsing rice under cold water until the water runs clear can help remove surface contaminants and some arsenic.
- Soaking: Soaking rice for a few hours or overnight can further reduce arsenic levels.
- Cooking Like Pasta: Cooking rice in a large volume of water and then draining it can also be effective in removing arsenic, according to CNN.
- Rinsing: Rinsing rice under cold water until the water runs clear can help remove surface contaminants and some arsenic.
- While washing removes contaminants, it also reduces the levels of some nutrients. Consider balancing rice consumption with other nutrient-rich foods.
- The concentration of heavy metals in rice can vary depending on where it's grown. For example, rice from California tends to have lower levels of arsenic.
- Different cooking methods can also affect heavy metal levels.
- Washing rice is generally recommended to reduce exposure to heavy metals, but it's also important to be mindful of the potential loss of nutrients.