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Dog Cookbook August 2024

The document is a cooking guide for dog owners, developed by Dog Child and pet nutritionists, featuring recipes for complete and balanced meals for dogs. It emphasizes the importance of using whole, fresh ingredients and includes a variety of easy-to-follow recipes along with nutritional information. The guide also introduces the Dog Child Essential Nutrient Mix, designed to ensure home-cooked meals are nutritionally complete.

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COOKING

GUIDE

DOG CHILD

Developed by Dog Child & Pet Nutritionists


for Complete & Balanced Meals

www.dogchild.co
@dogchildco
Introduction 4

Banana PB Oatmeal 9

CONTENTS
Dog Salmon Fried Rice 13

Mixed Veggie & Beef Skillet 16

Chicken Pot Pup Pie 18

Turkey & Berry Oatmeal 22

Dog Child Shepherd's Pie 24

Chickpea Cauliflower Bowl 29

Cod & Scrambled Egg With 32


Grain Free Meal Mix

Egg & Vegetable Casserole 34


OF

Fish & Chips 38

Pork Loaf Veggie Meal Mix 41

Burger & Sweet Potatoes 43


TABLE

Fun Treats For Your Dog! 47

Plant-Based Banana Muffins 48

Cucumber Mint Treats 49

Peanut Butter Ice cream 50

Crunchy Salmon Skin 51


2
THE ESSENTIAL NUTRIENT MIX

3
Cook Your Dog a Meal You’re
Proud of
As someone who is a passionate cook and cookbook collector, it always bothered me that
I could make myself delicious healthy meals, yet fed my dog dehydrated or prepackaged
food.

When my dog Charlotte stopped enjoying her meals, I decided to start home cooking for
her. I came to the realization that she deserved whole fresh foods just like I eat. I wanted
Charlotte to truly enjoy mealtime and show just how much I love her through food.

When I began to look for recipes and advice on home cooking I found it so confusing. The
simple recipes lacked essential nutrients and the complete and balanced recipes were
complicated with tons of ingredients and time consuming prep. A conversation with my
vet confirmed what I thought - making dog food at home was going to be complicated to
ensure Charlotte was getting all the nutrients she needed.

This was when Dog Child was born. I wanted to develop


a recipe community and a suite of products that would
make it easy to cook for your dog at home with simple
ingredients and nutritionally complete.

With a team of veterinarians and pet nutritionists


notably Serge Boutet, we formulated a line of products
to make cooking for your dog simple, nutritious and
delicious. Our Essential Nutrient Mix was developed with
all the essential nutrients a dog needs to thrive and
more. It was formulated for digestion and gut health
with a blend of probiotics and prebiotics. We then
developed several human-inspired easy recipes with
ingredients you can find at your local grocery store.

Throughout these beautifully photographed pages, I


hope to inspire you to think about dog food in new ways,
full of whole foods, colour, and natural nutrients. The
satisfaction I get when I know I have cooked my dogs’ a
nourishing, delicious meal of real food rather than
heavily processed foods is indescribable. The excitement
and joy around meal times has completely changed in
my house. It is only logical that more fresh whole foods
we eat the better we feel that the same applies to our
fur babies.

4
MAKE THE MOST
OUT OF MEAL TIME

I had so much fun making these recipes with my team. I got the pleasure of meeting so
many dogs and dog parents along the way. You will find notes about what I added to
make these dishes unique throughout the book. I love to cook seasonally. I know it is not
always possible, but these recipes give you the freedom to add 10% of additional
ingredients. If in the fall you want to add pumpkin to the doggy burger, and in the summer
you want to add blueberries to the banana oatmeal I’d encourage you to.

5
Upcycled Ingredients In Your Home

Another way I love to elevate my recipes is through upcycled ingredients. Upcycling


ingredients into homemade dog meals is an incredible way to reduce food waste. 40% of
food waste occurs at the home, lots of the food we throw out are nutritional packed
ingredients that can be used for our dog’s meals or snacks. Leftover veggie stems, fruit
peels and fish skin are examples of items that can be added to your dog's diet.

Dog Child has been my passion product. I am so excited to share the Essential Nutrient
Mix with all of you. It gives you the freedom to cook for your dog from scratch, with an
array of ingredients to choose from. No one can dispute the extra benefits of a
vegetable-packed whole-food diet, especially after seeing the results in your dog.

Picky Eaters

There’s at least one on every block. A pup that hates chicken. Red meat allergies. A dog
with an aversion to vegetables… or fruits. Like humans, all dogs have dishes they like and
don't like… not all dogs will jump for the veggie casserole, or the doggy burger and that's
ok. The recipes in this book vary so widely that there is a meal for all preferences.

Preparation & Serving

Always lightly cook your veggies, fruit and protein to ensure they are easily digestible. I
also like to finely chop all ingredients for two reasons: picky eaters can’t remove veggies
and the finer the ingredients the better the digestibility of the ingredients. I love to mix up
how I serve the Dog Child recipes whether portioned into muffin tins, smeared onto a lick
mat or frozen into a kong. When preparing for the most accurate portions use a scale and
the measurements.
Dog Child’s Products
Dog Child’s products were developed with a team of leading vets to make cooking for our
dog nutritionally complete, simple and delicious. All our products use high quality
ingredients and organic where possible. They were formulated for gut health with a blend
of probiotics and prebiotic's. We’re passionate about showing pet parents that good
nutrition starts with cooking, and that making complete and balanced meals for our dogs
is quicker and easier than it seems. We are motivated by a simple belief: It’s time to raise
our standards and feed our dogs better.

Dog Child Meal Mixes


Our meal mixes turn into fresh, nutrient-rich, delicious meals with just three easy steps &
15 minutes a week— just add water, protein, and oil! Our Meal Mixes were designed to be
mixed with a variety of proteins so the delicious flavour combinations are endless.

Dog Child Essential Nutrient Mix


Many of our recipes in this book call for the
addition of the Dog Child Essential Nutrient. This
mix is a nutrient packed supplement filled with
natural ingredients and vitamins to ensure your
dog’s home cooked meals are nutritionally
balanced. Developed with a leading team of
vets and nutritionists for digestion and gut
health.

Omega Oil

We carry Native Pet’s five ingredient omega oil


made with wild caught pollock & salmon plus
wheat-less germ oil, natural biotin and natural
tocopherol. This is the perfect boost of omegas.
Many of our recipes require an omega oil to be
complete and balanced.

7
Nutrition Support
& Collaboration

Serge Boutet was the nutritional


support and pet food formulator
who assisted in developing both our
recipes and products. Each of these
were formulated to be simple,
delicious and complete and
balanced. Serge Boutet is an
agrologist expert in animal nutrition
who graduated from McGill
University and member of the Ordre
des Agronomes du Québec, with
more than 38 years career in animal
nutrition, including the last 32 in the
pet food industry.

Nicole Marchand
CEO & Founder
Dog Child

Nicole lives in Toronto with her two


rescue dog’s Cricket & Billy.
Charlotte, her dog who inspired
Dog Child passed away last summer
and this recipe book is dedicated to
her.

Online copyright 2023 Dog Child


All rights reserved.
8
9
Banana Peanut Butter Doggy
Oatmeal

Making this peanut butter banana oatmeal is a breeze. It is one of my go-to


homemade dog food recipes. The Peanut Butter Banana Oatmeal smells delicious
and you can whip it up in a matter of minutes. Your dog will go crazy for the
flavours while getting a nutritionally complete homemade dog food meal. It is a
great healthy dog food recipe for picky eaters. The banana adds sweetness,
while the oats, flaxseed and hemp seeds pack a ton of fiber.

Upcycled Ingredient Spotlight


Use up those brown bananas that have been sitting on your
counter.

Formulated for Adult Maintenance


Makes 2.5 lbs or 1134 grams
For accurate nutrition use a scale and Prepare Time Cook Time
measure out ingredients in grams 5 Minutes 5 Minutes

10
Banana Peanut Butter
Oatmeal
Measurement in Measurement in
Ingredients Approximate Amount
Grams Ounces

Water 6 Cups 1440 g 51 oz

Quick Rolled Oats 3 Cups 240 g 8.5 oz

Flaxseed Meal 3 Cups 335 g 11.8 oz

Dog Child
Essential Nutrient 1/2 Cup 64 g 3.4 oz
Mix

Natural Peanut
1/3 Cup 85 g 2.8 oz
Butter

Hemp Hearts 1/2 Cup 80 g 2.8 oz

Mashed Banana 2/3 Cup 181 g 6.4 oz

Calcium Carbonate
1 Tsp 6 g 0.2 oz
or Eggshells

Directions
1. Bring water to a boil.
2. Gradually stir the oats and flaxseed meal into the water mixing together well.
3. Reduce heat and simmer covered for 3-5 minutes stirring occasionally.
4. In the meantime mash up your bananas.
5. Once almost all of the water has been absorbed, carefully stir in the peanut
butter, bananas, hemp seeds, Dog Child Essential Nutrient Mix and calcium
carbonate or egg shells.
6. Add in additional water if required.
7. Mix well to make sure the ingredients are well incorporated.
8. Let cool and portion out to serve.
9. Store leftovers in the refrigerator for 2-4 days, or freeze them to be defrosted at
a later time.

A Note From Nicole


I love the idea of taking a breakfast classic and upgrading it to be a complete and
balanced meal for my dog. It takes about 10 minutes but the recipe makes a ton of food,
and on days I don't feel like chopping vegetables or handling meat… it is the perfect
solution.

11
Banana Peanut Butter Oatmeal
Nutritional Information

Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter


Crude Protein Min. 17% 21%
Crude Fat Min. 12% 15%
Crude Fiber Max. 12% 14%
Moisture Max. 25% 0%
Ash Max. 5% 6%
Calcium Min. 1% 1%
Phosphorus Min. 1% 1%
Carbohydrates 40% 50%
Omega-3 3% 3%
Omega-6 7% 9%
Metabolizable Energy 2854 Kcal / kg 3557 Kcal / kg

Breakdown

Grains (Carbohydrates) 35%

Plant Protein 33%

Fruits and Vegetables 16%


Plants, Seeds, Herbs and
9%
Spices
Mineral and Vitamin
8%
Ingredients

Suggested Feeding Guide


Each dog is different and requires a different portion
of food. Please use this as a guideline only and
monitor your dog’s health and weight.

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day

2 to 11 50 to 115

11 to 22 15 to 284

22 to 44 284 to 340

44 to 66 340 to 454

66 to 88 454 to 590

88 to 110 590 to 794


Metabolizable Energy 2854 kcal/kg (1295 kcal per pound)

12
Salmon Fried RIce
Just chop up a few veggies and toss some rice and salmon
together and your pup will have a healthful rice dinner in
no time. This homemade salmon dog food is a great source
of Omega 3 essential fatty acids for your pup. This tasty
combination of salmon, rice, carrots and peas is the
perfect meal for your pup. We recommend either salt-free
canned salmon for dogs or you can follow our recipe for
easy instructions on how to cook salmon for dogs.

Prepare Time Cook Time


5 Minutes 5 Minutes

Formulated for Adult Maintenance


Makes 2.5 lbs or 1134 grams
Prep & Cooking Time: 5 Minutes (cooked rice + canned salmon) or 40 Minutes
For accurate nutrition use a scale and measure out ingredients in grams

13
Salmon Fried Rice
Approximate Measurement In Measurement In
Ingredients
Amount Grams Ounces

Salmon (de-boned
1.2 lbs 525 g 18.5 oz
or canned)

Water 4 Cups 960 g 33.8 oz

Carrots (Include
2 Carrots 200 g 7 oz
Tops)

Green Peas Fresh


1 Cup 160 g 5.65 oz
or Frozen

Brown Rice 2 Cups & ¾ Cup


225 g 7.9 oz
Cooked (Uncooked)

Dog Child
Essential 1/3 Cup 48 g 2.5 oz
Nutrient Mix

Directions
1. Bring 4 cups of water to a boil and add in ¾ cup of rinsed brown
rice, cook uncovered with a steady boil for 30 minutes (add in
carrots and peas at 20-minute mark).
2. Preheat your oven to 180 F. Put the salmon in tin foil and place it
on a baking sheet. Bake in the oven for 15 minutes. Always check
for any bones in the salmon. Alternatively, you can use salt-free
canned salmon.
3. Finely dice carrots and peas in a food processor or by hand.
4. Add carrots and peas into the cooking brown rice when there are
10 minutes left (if using already cooked brown rice then lightly
steam veggies).
5. Add cooked or canned salmon to the rice mixture.
6. Stir in the Dog Child Essential Nutrient Mix.
7. Turn off the heat and let it cool completely before serving.

Upcycled Ingredient Spotlight

Include the tops of carrots. Also if you cook fresh salmon


save the skin to make a delicious treat by dehydrating.
A Note From Nicole:

I have found that brown rice is a great ingredient to add to


your dog's diet as it is an amazing source of carbohydrates,
vitamins and minerals. Whenever I make rice for myself, I
double the recipe and divide it in two before adding any
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seasoning to have extra on hand. This combined with canned


salmon makes this recipe quick and affordable.
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Salmon Fried Rice

Nutritional Information

Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter

Crude Protein Min. 9% 29%


Crude Fat Min. 8% 26%
Crude Fiber Max. 3% 8%
Moisture Max. 70% 0%
Ash Max. 3% 7%
Calcium Min. 0.4% 1%
Phosphorus Min. 0.3% 1%
Carbohydrates 12% 35%
Omega-3 2% 7%
Omega-6 1% 2%
Metabolizable Energy 1617 Kcal / kg 4826 Kcal / kg

Breakdown

Plant Protein 47%

Grains (Carbohydrates) 20%

Fruits and Vegetables 26%

Plants, Seeds, Herbs and Spices 0%

Mineral and Vitamin Ingredients 6%

Suggested Feeding Guide

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day


Each dog is different and
2 to 11 50 to 165 requires a different portion
of food. Please use this as a
guideline only and monitor
11 to 22 165 to 275 your dog’s health and weight.

22 to 44 275 to 460
Metabolizable Energy 1617
kcal/kg (734 kcal per pound)
44 to 66 460 to 625

66 to 88 625 to 775

88 to 110 775 to 915


2
Mixed Veggie & Beef
Skillet for Dogs

Our Meal Mixes are the most convenient way to


cook for your dog knowing they are getting all the
nutrients they need. Below we show you how to
make a simple meal using our Dog Child Mixed
Veggie Meal Mix & Ground Beef. Our Veggie Meal
Mixes can be used with different proteins including
ground beef, lamb, turkey, chicken or pork. It is
filled with healthy organic freeze dried vegetables
including kale, broccoli, sweet potato and pumpkin.
Upcycled Ingredient Spotlight Prepare Time
In this recipe you can add up to 10% of any fruit and 5 Minutes
vegetables you have around. I love to include grated
cooked zucchini or even some apple sauce made from ripe
apples.
Cook Time
Formulated for Adult Maintenance 10 Minutes
Makes 2 lbs or 907 grams
Prep & Cooking Time: 15 Minutes
For accurate nutrition use a scale and measure out ingredients in grams

16
Mixed Veggie & Beef Skillet For
Dogs
Measurement in Measurements in
Ingredients Approximate Amount
Grams Ounces

Dog Child Mixed


1 3/4 Cups 277 g 9.77 oz
Veggie Meal Mix

Water 1 Cups 240 g 8.46 oz

Ground Beef (10%


1 lbs 454 g 16 oz
Fat)

Olive Oil 4 Tbsp 45 g 1.6

Instructions
1. In a mixing bowl, add your Meal Mix and water, combine until the mix has been
rehydrated - can add more water if necessary.
2. Thoroughly cook your ground beef (can be substituted with lamb, pork chicken or
turkey)
3. Mix protein and oil in with the Dog Child Meal Mix.
4. Nurture your pet with goodness, can be served warm or cold. Bon appetit!

Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter

Crude Protein Min. 17% 36%


Crude Fat Min. 12% 25%
Crude Fiber Max. 3% 6%
Moisture Max. 53% 0%
Ash Max. 3% 0%
Carbohydrates 13% 27%
Metabolizable Energy 1,994 kcal / kg 4,377 kcal / kg

Suggested Feeding Guide Each dog is different and requires a different portion of food. Please
use this as a guideline only and monitor your dog’s health and weight.

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day

2 to 11 79 to 170

11 to 22 133 50 292

22 to 44 212 to 442

44 to 66 442 to 625

66 to 88 625 to 775

88 to 110 775 to 915


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Chicken Pot Pie

It doesn’t get better than a chicken pot pie - just like


Grandma used to make. Your dog will go crazy for the
Prepare Time
broth-y, tender, flavourful vegetables, covered in tasty
chicken. This DIY dog food will have your dog begging
10 Minutes for more. You can cook the chicken ahead of time or in
the same pan, as you go. This one-pot dish is fun to
make and will have you envious of your dog's meal. The
fish oil adds extra omega oils that can support your dogs
skin and coat.
Cook Time
10 Minutes
Upcycled Ingredient Spotlight

Use broccoli stems & carrot tops. Both are


Formulated for Adult packed with rich nutrients.
Maintenance
Makes 2.5 lbs or 1134
grams A Note from Nicole:
Prep & Cooking Time: 15
Minutes This Pot Pie is a variation from a recipe I had as a child. As I write
For accurate nutrition this book the leaves are changing colour and we are moving into
use a scale and measure
out ingredients in
a Canadian fall. Creating a chicken pot pie recipe to cook my
grams dog is a fun spin on tradition. Though we are using many of the
same ingredients as a traditional pot pie, don't be alarmed when
the end result looks completely different. This after all is dog
food.

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19
Chicken Pot Pie

Ingredients
Approximate Measurement in Measurements in
Ingredients
Amount Grams Ounces

Carrots (Include
2½ Cup 290 g 9.75 oz
Tops)

Broccoli
2½ Cups 225 g 8 oz
(Include Stems)

Ground Chicken 1 lbs 450 g

Water 2 Cups 480 g 17 oz

Peas (Fresh or
1 Cup 160 g 5.65 oz
Frozen)

Almond Milk ¼ Cup 61 g 2.24 oz

Dog Child
Essential 1 1/2 tsp 15 g 0.8 oz
Nutrient Mix

Fish Oil 2 ¼ Tsp 22 g 0.77 oz

Directions
1. Thoroughly wash carrots & broccoli then either finely chop by hand or in a food
processor - the finer the chop the better.
2. Place ground chicken in a pan with 1 cup of water.
3. Add in the finely chopped vegetables and bring to a simmer.
4. Cook approximately 5-7 mins until chicken is gently cooked and veggies are tender.
5. Add in peas & almond milk and continue to cook for another minute or until desired
consistency.
6. Take off heat and add in Dog Child Essential Nutrient Mix, and fish oil and stir so that
it is fully combined.
7. Allow to cool completely before serving.

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Chicken Pot Nutritional Information

Pie
Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter

Crude Protein Min. 8% 35%


Crude Fat Min. 5% 23%
Crude Fiber Max. 3% 11%
Moisture Max. 80% 0%
Ash Max. 2% 8%
Calcium Min. 0.5% 1.8%
Phosphorus Min. 0.4% 1.6%
Carbohydrates 7% 27%
Omega-3 1% 3%
Omega-6 1% 12%
Metabolizable Energy 1014 Kcal / kg 4184 Kcal / kg

Breakdown

Plant Protein 40%

Grains (Carbohydrates) 0%

Fruits and Vegetables 51%

Plants, Seeds, Herbs and Spices 5%

Mineral and Vitamin Ingredients 4%

Suggested Feeding Guide

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day


Each dog is different and
requires a different
2 to 11 65 to 215 portion of food. Please
use this as a guideline
only and monitor your
11 to 22 215 to 365 dog’s health and weight.

22 to 44 365 to 615
Metabolizable Energy
1014 kcal/kg (460 kcal
44 to 66 615 to 830 per pound)

66 to 88 830 to 1030

88 to 110 1030 to 1220


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Turkey & Berry Doggy
Oatmeal
Prepare Time
5 Minutes
This another recipe with our easy to use Meal Mixes , this
time we are using our Organic Oats & Berries Meal Mix
with turkey. Turkey is a lean protein that is highly
digestible. It is also a good source of iron, zinc,
potassium, and vitamin B6. Combined with our Organic
Oats & Berry Meal Mix, its antioxidant rich fruits promote
a healthy skin, coat, and gut health. Cook Time
10 Minutes

Pro Tip

Can be stored in the fridge for 3 days then frozen. You


can batch cook and freeze in muffin tins or ice cube
trays.
Formulated for Adult Maintenance
Makes 2 lbs or 907 grams
Prep & Cooking Time: 15 Minutes
For accurate nutrition use a scale and measure out ingredients in grams

22
Doggy Turkey Berry Oatmeal

Measurement in Measurement in
Ingredients Approximate Amount
Grams Ounces

Dog Child Organic


Oats & Berry Meal 1 3/4 Cups 277 g 9.77oz
Mix

Water 1 Cups 240 g 8.46 oz

Turkey (10% Fat) 1 lbs 454 g

Omega Oil 1 Tbsp 13 g 0.45 oz

Instructions
1. In a mixing bowl, add your Meal Mix and water, combine until the mix has been
rehydrated - can add more water if necessary.
2. Thoroughly cook your ground turkey (can be substituted with lamb, pork chicken
beef, or 1lbs of cod+ 4 eggs)
3. Mix protein and oil in with the Dog Child Meal Mix.
4. Nurture your pet with goodness, can be served warm or cold. Bon appetit!
Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter
Crude Protein Min. 15% 37%
Crude Fat Min. 8% 19%
Crude Fiber Max. 3% 7%
Moisture Max. 58% 0%
Ash Max. 3% 7%
Carbohydrates 14% 33%
Metabolizable Energy 1721 Kcal / kg 4074 Kcal / kg

Each dog is different and requires a different portion of food. Please


Suggested Feeding Guide use this as a guideline only and monitor your dog’s health and weight.

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day

2 to 11 79 to 170

11 to 22 133 50 292

22 to 44 212 to 442

44 to 66 442 to 625

66 to 88 625 to 775

88 to 110 775 to 915


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Shepherds Pie
This twist on a Shepherd's Pie is not difficult to make, and it is
a great dog food substitute to give your pup a break from pre-
packaged or dehydrated dog food. They will go crazy for the
meat filling mixed with the tender potatoes.

Upcycled Ingredient
Spotlight
Prepare Time Use carrot tops and leave the skin on the
15 Minutes potato.

Formulated for Adult Maintenance


Cook Time
Makes 2.5 lbs or 1134 grams
15 Minutes
Prep & Cooking Time: 30 Minutes
For accurate nutrition use a scale and
measure out ingredients in grams

24
Shepherds Pie

Ingredients
Approximate Measurement in Measurement in
Ingredients
Amount Grams Ounces

White Potato 2 Potatoes 272 g 9.6 oz

Ground Beef 1 lbs 454 g

Water 3 Cups 720 g 25.4 oz

Green Peas
(Fresh or 1 Cup 160 g 5.65 oz
Frozen)

Carrots
4 Carrots 145 g 5.1 oz
(Include Tops)

Corn Kernel
(Fresh or 2/3 Cup 57 g 2 oz
Frozen)

Dog Child
Essential ½ Cup + 1 Tbsp 72 g 2.54 oz
Nutrient Mix

Olive Oil ½ Tbsp 7 g 0.25 oz

Directions
1. Thoroughly wash potatoes and carrots then finely chop by
hand or in a food processor.
2. Add the ground beef to your pan along with 3 cups of water,
the potatoes and carrots.
3. Cover and cook for 10 minutes or until the beef is thoroughly
cooked and the potatoes are tender.
4. Add in corn and peas for 2 minutes.
5. Remove from heat and add in Dog Child Essential Nutrient Mix
and olive oil, mix well.
6. Let cool and bon appetit!

25
Shepherds Pie
Nutritional Information
Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter

Crude Protein Min. 10% 34%

Crude Fat Min. 6% 23%

Crude Fiber Max. 3% 9%

Moisture Max. 75% 0%

Ash Max. 2% 7%

Calcium Min. 0.4% 1.4%

Phosphorus Min. 0.3% 1%

Carbohydrates 10% 35%

Omega-3 0.6% 2%

Omega-6 2% 6%

Metabolizable Energy 1349 Kcal / kg 4708 Kcal / kg

Breakdown

Plant Protein 40%

Grains (Carbohydrates) 24%

Fruits and Vegetables 28%

Plants, Seeds, Herbs and Spices 0%

Mineral and Vitamin Ingredients 6%

Other 2%

Suggested Feeding Guide

Weight of Dog in lbs Grams per Day

2 to 11 65 to 215

Each dog is different and requires a different portion


11 to 22 215 to 365
of food. Please use this as a guideline only and
monitor your dog’s health and weight.
22 to 44 365 to 615

44 to 66 615 to 830

66 to 88 830 to 1030

88 to 110 830 to 1030

Metabolizable Energy 1349 kcal/kg (612 kcal per pound)


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Chickpea Cauliflower Bowl

Our Chickpea Cauliflower Bowl is a perfect easy meal for your dog. If you are
tired of handling raw meat, this is the homemade dog food recipe to give a try!
This recipe is great for showing dog parents how to prepare vegetables for dogs.
The ingredients have some of the best vegetables for dogs, they have a ton of
nutrients and will nourish your pup like no other. It is a great mix of antioxidants,
vitamins, minerals, fiber and carbs. You have the option to add calcium
carbonate or eggshell powder for an extra source of calcium. It is a quick and
easy recipe to make, just be sure to let it cool completely before serving.

Upcycled Ingredient Spotlight


Use up all of your cauliflower stems! They have a ton of nutrients
that your dog will love.

Formulated for Adult Maintenance


Makes 2.5 lbs or 1134 grams
For accurate nutrition use a scale and Prepare Time Cook Time
measure out ingredients in grams 10 Minutes 10 Minutes

29
Chickpea Cauliflower Bowl

Measurement in Measurements in
Ingredients Approximate Amount
Grams Ounces

Chickpeas 1 Can 254 g 8.8 oz

Green Peas (Fresh


1 Cup 170 g 5.65 oz
or Frozen)

Cauliflower 3 Cups 300 g 10.5 oz

Water 3 Cup 720 g 25.4 oz

Calcium Carbonate
1.5 tsp 8 g 0.27 oz
(or Egg Shells)

Hemp Hearts 1 ¾ Cups 295 g 10.5 oz

Dog Child
Essential Nutrient 1/2 Cups 57 g 3.0 oz
Mix

Olive Oil 1 tbsp 14 g 0.5 oz

Directions

1. Add chickpeas, green peas, cauliflower,


calcium carbonate to a food processor,
and process until fully incorporated.
2. In your pan add in the processed mixture,
Hemp hearts, and water. Allow to steam
for 10 minutes.
3. Once the water has boiled off, remove
from heat and Mix in Dog Child Essential
Nutrient Mix and olive oil, mix well.
4. Let cool and bon appetit!

A Note From Nicole

My genuine love of chickpeas inspired this dish.


I have been a vegetarian since I was a
teenager. I have always appreciated how nice
it is to freshen things up with an all-veggie
meal. This vegetarian option is complete and
balanced, that can be served on meatless
Mondays.
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Chickpea Cauliflower Bowl
Nutritional Information

Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter


Crude Protein Min. 17% 27%
Crude Fat Min. 15% 24%
Crude Fiber Max. 10% 16%
Moisture Max. 70% 0%
Ash Max. 3% 5%
Calcium Min. 0.9% 1.4%
Phosphorus Min. 0.8% 1%
Carbohydrates 26% 41%
Omega-3 3% 4%
Omega-6 9% 14%
Metabolizable Energy 2830 Kcal / kg 4439 Kcal / kg

Breakdown
Plant Protein 31%
Fruits and Vegetables 23%
Plants, Seeds, Herbs and
23%
Spices
Mineral and Vitamin
8%
Ingredients
Other Ingredients 1%

Suggested Feeding Guide


Each dog is different and requires a different portion
of food. Please use this as a guideline only and
monitor your dog’s health and weight.

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day

2 to 11 50 to 115

11 to 22 115 to 284

22 to 44 284 to 340

44 to 66 340 to 454

66 to 88 454 to 590

88 to 110 590 to 794

Metabolizable Energy 2830 kcal/kg (1284 kcal per pound)

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Cod & Scrambled Eggs
with Grain Free Meal Mix
Once your dog tries our Grain Free Meal Mix made with
Cod & Eggs they will never want to go back to their old Prepare Time
meal plan. This recipe is good for dogs with allergies, it is
both grain free and a great alternative to red meat, or 10 Minutes
poultry. Cod is full of amino acids, while being low in carbs
fat and calories. Our Grain Free Mix is packed full of high
fiber legumes, when mixed with cod it is a fantastic support
for your dogs health & immunity. Cook Time
10 Minutes

Please note that for the cod & fish recipe you can use the Organic Oats & Berries Meal
Mix or the Grain Free Meal Mix. Unfortunately the Mixed Veggies are not complete
and balanced.
Formulated for Adult Maintenance
Makes 2 lbs or 907 grams
Prep & Cooking Time: 15 Minutes
For accurate nutrition use a scale and measure out ingredients in grams

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Cod Scrambled Eggs with Grain
Free Meal Mix
Measurement in Measurement in
Ingredients Approximate Amount
Grams Ounces

Dog Child Grain


1 3/4 Cups 220 g 7.76 oz
Free Meal Mix

Water 1 Cups 240 g 8.46 oz

Cooked Cod 1 lbs 450 g 15.8 oz

Egg Scrambled 4 Eggs 200 g 7.05 oz

Instructions
1. In a mixing bowl, add your Meal Mix and water, combine until the mix has been
rehydrated - can add more water if necessary.
2. Thoroughly cook your Cod, once cooked through remove from heat and flake
apart.
3. Combine cod and scrambled eggs in with the Dog Child Meal Mix.
4. Nurture your pet with goodness, can be served warm or cold. Bon appetit!
Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter
Crude Protein Min. 15% 45%
Crude Fat Min. 4% 11%
Crude Fiber Max. 3% 9%
Moisture Max. 67% 0%
Ash Max. 2% 6%
Carbohydrates 10% 30%
Metabolizable Energy 1171 Kcal / kg 3547 Kcal / kg

Suggested Feeding Guide Each dog is different and requires a different portion of food. Please use
this as a guideline only and monitor your dog’s health and weight.

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day

2 to 11 79 to 170

11 to 22 133 50 292

22 to 44 212 to 442

44 to 66 442 to 625

66 to 88 625 to 775

88 to 110 775 to 915


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Egg and Vegetable
Frittata
This is the best homemade dog food for a couple of
reasons; If you're like us, you always get to the end of the
month with a dozen eggs still in your fridge. This recipe is a
great way to reduce food waste and use your expiring
carton. This egg-based dog food is easy to make and uses
minimal prep time. Finally, it is high-protein dog food,
made with plenty of whole foods. The basic ingredients are
eggs, bread, vegetables, and our Essential Nutrient Mix.
Day-old or stale bread works best for this casserole. We
love all the recipes in our dog cookbook, but this has to be
one of the top contenders.

Prepare Time Cook Time


10 Minutes 10 Minutes

Formulated for Adult Maintenance


Makes 2.5 lbs or 1134 grams
Prep & Cooking Time: 5 Minutes (cooked rice + canned salmon) or 40 Minutes
For accurate nutrition use a scale and measure out ingredients in grams
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Approximate Measurement In Measurement in
Ingredients
Amount Grams Ounces

Egg & Vegetable


Casserole
Egg 8 Large Eggs 400 g 14.1 oz

Olive Oil 1 ½ tbsp 20 g 0.71 oz

Dog Child
Essential ½ Cup 64 g 2.4 oz
Nutrient Mix

Multi Grain
6 Slices 332 g 11.7 oz
Bread

Bell Pepper 1 Bell Pepper 102 g 3.6 oz

Spinach 4 Cups 176 g 6.2 oz

Parsley 1/2 Cup 34 g 1.2 oz

Water 2 Cup 480 16.93 oz

Egg Shell 1 tsp 5 g 0.18 oz

Directions
1. In a large bowl beat your eggs, Olive oil, and Dog Child Essential
Nutrient Mix.
2. In a food processor; carefully add your cubed multigrain bread
and pulse until they make bread crumbs.
3. Fold the bread crumbs into your egg mixture.
4. Next add your veggies; chopped peppers, spinach, parsley and
egg shell powder to the food processor and pulse until finely
chopped.
5. Add the processed veggies to your egg mixture and mix well;
making sure that all of your veggies are at least touching some
of the egg mixture.
6. Pour the mixture into your pan and cover. Cook on Medium
occasionally stirring.
7. Remove from the stove top and let cool completely before
serving.
Upcycled Ingredient Spotlight
Include stale bread. Instead of tossing out your stale
ends, freeze them until you have collected enough to
make this recipe!
A Note From Nicole:
This dish is great if your dog has any allergies to red meat or
chicken. I love how quick it is to throw together. I like to make
this recipe when I have stale bread that I'm going to throw
out. I'll also take the ends of my loaf that typically end up in
COOKBOOK

the garbage and toss them in a bag in my freezer. When I


have enough pieces i'll make this dish.
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Egg & Vegetable Casserole
Nutritional Information

Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter

Crude Protein Min. 9% 25%


Crude Fat Min. 7% 19%
Crude Fiber Max. 4% 11%
Moisture Max. 70% 0%
Ash Max. 3% 8%
Calcium Min. 0.6% 2%
Phosphorus Min. 0.3% 1%
Carbohydrates 16% 43%
Omega-3 1% 2%
Omega-6 1% 4%
Metabolizable Energy 1673 Kcal / kg 4563 Kcal / kg

Breakdown

Animal Protein 35%

Grains (Carbohydrates) 29%

Fruits and Vegetables 25%

Plants, Seeds, Herbs and Spices 3%

Mineral and Vitamin Ingredients 6%

Other Ingredients 2%

Suggested Feeding Guide

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day

2 to 11 50 to 165
Each dog is different and
requires a different
11 to 22 165 to 275 portion of food. Please use
this as a guideline only
and monitor your dog’s
22 to 44 275 to 460 health and weight.

44 to 66 460 to 625

66 to 88 625 to 775

88 to 110 775 to 915


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2
Metabolizable Energy 1673 kcal/kg (759 kcal per pound)
Fish & Chips

After trying our one pot Fish & Chips recipe, your dog
will never want to go back to dehydrated dog food! Fish
Prepare Time
contains a ton of omega-3 fatty acids. They are great
for brain and heart health and so much more! Cod is a
15 Minutes great source of lean protein, providing essential amino
acids while keeping fat content low. Just make sure the
fish you use has been deboned.

Cook Time
10 Minutes
Upcycled Ingredient Spotlight

If you cook fresh white Fish save the skin to


Formulated for Adult make a delicious treat by dehydrating.
Maintenance
Makes 2.5 lbs or 1134
grams A Note from Nicole:
For accurate nutrition
use a scale and measure When dealing with a dog that has allergies to beef and chicken
out ingredients in
grams
fish can be a great alternative to rotate between. Try out our
Salmon Fried Rice too.

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Fish & Chips

Ingredients

Approximate Measurement in Measurement in


Ingredients
Amount Grams Ounces

Cod Deboned 2.725 lbs 618 g 21.8 oz

Potato 3 Cups Chopped 210 g 7.4 oz

Green Beans 1 ½ Cups 113 g 4 oz

Green Peas 1 ½ Cups 113 g 4 oz

Water 2 Cup 480 g 16.93 oz

Dog Child
Essential ½ Cup 64 g 2.4 oz
Nutrient Mix

Fish Oil 4 Tbsp 23 g 0.8 oz

Directions
1. In a large non-stick skillet over medium-high heat, heat 4 tbsp of fish oil.
2. Add the fish filets to the pan. Grill the fish on each side for several minutes, checking
the middle for doneness (fish should be completely white and flake apart easily, you
can also cook the fish in the oven)
3. Remove fish filets and set aside.
4. In a food processor add the chopped potatoes, green beans and green peas. Pulse
until finely chopped.
5. Add the processed vegetables to your pan and add in your water. Cook on medium
heat for 5-7 minutes.
6. Once the veggies have cooked, add your grilled fish, essential nutrient mix, and fish
oil, to the pot.
7. Pull apart the fish and mix everything together until well combined.
8. Let cool before serving

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Fish & Chips

Nutritional Information

Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter

Crude Protein Min. 11% 41%


Crude Fat Min. 5% 19%
Crude Fiber Max. 3% 8%
Moisture Max. 75% 0%
Ash Max. 2% 7%
Calcium Min. 0.34% 1%
Phosphorus Min. 0.29% 1%
Carbohydrates 7% 26%
Omega-3 2% 7%
Omega-6 1% 4%
Metabolizable E 1019 Kcal / kg 3732 Kcal / kg

Breakdown

Animal Protein 54%

Grains (Carbohydrates) 19%

Fruits and Vegetables 20%

Mineral and Vitamin Ingredients 5%

Other Ingredients 2%

Suggested Feeding Guide

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day


Each dog is different and
requires a different
2 to 11 65 to 215
portion of food. Please
use this as a guideline
11 to 22 215 to 365 only and monitor your
dog’s health and weight.

22 to 44 365 to 615

44 to 66 615 to 830

66 to 88 830 to 1030

88 to 110 1030 to 1220


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Metabolizable Energy 1019 kcal/kg (462 kcal per pound)
Pork Loaf with Veggie
Meal Mix

With the rising cost of protein, pork is a more budget


friendly solution. Pork is an excellent source of amino
Prepare Time
acids, perfect for dog nutrition. Pork is also highly
digestible, which makes it a great option if your dog is
5 Minutes experiencing bloating, constipation, or loose stools. If
your dog has a sensitive stomach our Grain Free Meal
Mix with a pork protein may be the solution for you!.

Cook Time Pro Tip:


10 Minutes
Freeze in a kong or west paw for a meal time enrichment. Also
can use our fresh meals as a topper.

Formulated for Adult Maintenance


Makes 2 lbs or 907 grams
For accurate nutrition use a scale and measure out
ingredients in grams

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Pork Loaf with Veggie Meal Mix

Measurement in Measurement in
Ingredients Approximate Amount
Grams Ounces

Dog Child Mixed


1 3/4 Cups 277 g 9.77 oz
Veggie Meal Mix

Water 1 Cups 240 g 8.47

Pork (15% Fat) 1 lbs 454 g

Omega Oil 1 Tbsp 13 g 0.46 oz

Instructions
1. In a mixing bowl, add your Meal Mix and water, combine until the mix has been
rehydrated - can add more water if necessary.
2. Thoroughly cook your ground pork (can be substituted with lamb, turkey, chicken,
or beef )
3. Mix protein and oil in with the Dog Child Meal Mix.
4. Nurture your pet with goodness, can be served warm or cold. Bon appetit!
Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter
Crude Protein Min. 17% 35%
Crude Fat Min. 12% 25%
Crude Fiber Max. 3% 7%
Moisture Max. 52% 0%
Ash Max. 3% 7%
Carbohydrates 14% 28%
Metabolizable Energy 2107 Kcal / kg 4339 Kcal / kg

Each dog is different and requires a different portion of food. Please use this
Suggested Feeding Guide as a guideline only and monitor your dog’s health and weight.

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day

2 to 11 79 to 170

11 to 22 133 50 292

22 to 44 212 to 442

44 to 66 442 to 625

66 to 88 625 to 775

88 to 110 775 to 915


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Dog Burger &
Sweet Potatos
I love a recipe that uses leftovers. When I'm making roast
vegetables for dinner, I'll always buy a little extra and save all
the scraps to cook into my dog's meal. This is a versatile recipe
- you can easily throw in some leftovers you have laying
around for a little extra goodness. Made with ground beef, this
high-protein dog food recipe is a great alternative food for
dogs.

Prepare Time Cook Time Upcycled


15 Minutes 15 Minutes Ingredient
Spotlight

If you are wondering… “Can


dogs eat potatoes?” or “Can
dogs eat potato skins?”… The
answer is yes. They love it!
We recommend making this
dish with the potato skin on
and adding in any other
potato skins you have laying
around.

Formulated for Adult


Maintenance
Makes 2.5 lbs or 1134 grams
For accurate nutrition use a
scale and measure out
ingredients in grams

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A Note from Nicole:

The best part about this dish is that you can cook
it over the stove or in the oven. Typically I prefer
to cook over the stove… one (dish) and done as
they say. But the option to assemble the
ingredients and toss them into the stove when I
don't have the time to stand around mixing
comes in handy more often than not. If you want
to bake this dish, mix all the ingredients together
and cook it for about an hour at 160F.

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Dog Burger & Sweet Potatoes

Ingredients

Approximate Measurement Measurement


Ingredients
Amount in Grams in Ounces

Rolled Oats 2 ¼ Cups 208 g 7.34 oz

Sweet Potato 1 Cup 149 g 5.26 oz

Spinach 2 Cups 60 g 2.11 oz

Kale 3 Cups 57 g 2 oz

Parsley ¼ Cup 28 g 1 oz

Ground Beef 1.25 lbs 567 g

Water 1 ¾ Cup 420 g 14.81 oz

Dog Child
Essential ½ Cup 64 g 2.4 oz
Nutrient Mix

Directions
Stove top
1. Place the cubed sweet potatoes, rolled oats, spinach, kale, and
parsley in a food processor.
2. In a pan cook the ground beef until it is nearly done.
3. Add the processed veggies to the pan and pour in the water.
4. Cook for 15 minutes until the water is absorbed.
5. Once cooled, you can feed to your pup!
6. Toss in the freezer in a square mold for 30 minutes to make It
easy to cut into uniform slices

Oven:
1. Gather the ingredients. Preheat oven to 350 F
2. In a large bowl combine the ground beef, quick rolled oats,
essential nutrient mix and water, use your hands to combine.
Add in the finely chopped spinach stems, finely chopped kale
and mashed potatoes. Transfer to a loaf pan. Smooth out the
surface at the top.
3. Cook for about 1 hour.
4. Remove from the oven (if there is grease on top you can
remove it and spread the mashed sweet potatoes on top of the
loaf, and cook for another 10 minutes. Or until it reaches an
internal temperature of 160 F.
5. Let cool completely
6. Cut into portions and keep in the fridge or freeze for a later
Date!
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Dog Burger & Nutritional Information

Sweet
Guaranteed Analysis As Is Dry Matter
Potatoes
Crude Protein Min. 13% 33%
Crude Fat Min. 6% 16%
Crude Fiber Max. 2% 6%
Moisture Max. 65% 0%
Ash Max. 3% 7%
Calcium Min. 0.4% 1%
Phosphorus Min. 0.3% 1%
Carbohydrates 17% 43%
Omega-3 0.4% 1%
Omega-6 0.7% 2%
Metabolizable Energy 1639 Kcal / kg 4123 Kcal / kg

Breakdown

Animal Protein 50%

Grains (Carbohydrates) 18%

Fruits and Vegetables 23%

Plants, Seeds, Herbs and Spices 3%

Mineral and Vitamin Ingredients 6%

Suggested Feeding Guide

Weight of Dog lbs Grams per Day


Each dog is different and
requires a different
2 to 11 50 to 165 portion of food. Please
use this as a guideline
only and monitor your
11 to 22 165 to 275
dog’s health and weight.

22 to 44 275 to 460

44 to 66 460 to 625

66 to 88 625 to 775

88 to 110 775 to 915

Metabolizable Energy 1639 kcal/kg (744 kcal per pound)


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FUN TREATS FOR YOUR DOG
You don’t have to make every meal to feel good about what you feed
your dog! Some easy and quick ways to add healthy ingredients into
your dog diet, is to make your dog some homemade treats. Dogs love
getting a chance to try different tastes and textures. Whether you want
to simply treat your pup to a slice of banana in the morning or try out
some of our recipes below.

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Plant-Based Banana
Dog Muffins
These simple and delicious muffins smell so good! Packed with antioxidants,
fiber, and protein these treats will add some essential nutrients to your dogs
diet while helping to keep your dog feeling fuller, for longer. When we say
simple, we mean it! All you need is a blender, and a muffin tray.
Oats are a wonderful ingredient because they are very digestible and also
high in protein. This makes a satisfying and healthy start to the day. Break up
the muffins to give them to your dog rather than serving them whole. They’ll
last longer that way too!

Approximate Measurement in Measurement in


Ingredients
Amount Grams Ounces

Banana 2 Ripe Bananas 450 g 16 oz Prepare Time


Almond Milk 1/2 Cups 122 g 4.30 oz
10 Minutes

Peanut Butter 1/4 Cup 65 g 2.9 oz

Turmeric 1 Tsp 5 g 0.18 oz


Cook Time
Oats 2 Cups 160 g 5.64 oz
20 Minutes
Hemp Hearts 1 Tbsp 11 g 0.4 oz
Makes 8 Muffins

Instructions

1. Add all the ingredients to a blender or


food processor until fully combined
2. With a large spoon, scoop out small
portions of muffin mixture into a treat
press, or muffin tins.
3. If using a press (similar to ours) , cook
for 3-5 minutes or until golden brown. If
Baking, Bake at 350 for 16-20 minutes
or until golden brown
4. Let the muffins cool before serving to
your dog as a treat!

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Cucumber Mint Cooling Treats
These Blueberry, Cucumber & Mint Ice Cubes are the perfect thing to add to
your dogs water on a hot summer day. The blueberries contain antioxidants,
fiber, and vitamins c & k. They support your dog's immune system and overall
health! Just remember that the bluer the berry, the more nutrient-dense it is!
While the mint freshens their breath!

Approximate Measurements Measurements


Ingredients
Amount in Grams in Ounces

Prep Time Cucumber 1/2 Cucumber 52 g 1.83 oz


8 Minutes Mint 1/2 Cups 15 g 0.4 oz

Blueberries 1/2 Cup 50 g 1.8 oz

Water 1 Cup 240 g 8.46 oz

Freeze Time
2 Hours Instructions
Makes 2 Ice Cube
Trays
1. Place the cucumber, mint and blueberries into a blender and
blend until fully incorporated. Feel free to add in some a handful
of parsley or any other dog friendly greens you have laying
around your kitchen
2. Pour the liquid into ice cube molds (we like to use these cute paw
molds we found on amazon)
3. Freeze for three hours. The Ice cubes can
stay in the freezer for up to a month!
4. Add a cube to your dog's water bowl for
a special treat on a hot day!

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Peanut Butter Dog Ice
Cream
A quick and easy recipe to make the best use of your fruit scraps like
strawberry tops! Don’t throw them out, make this delicious and nutritious
snack instead. We always try to up-cycle what we can into our dog’s diets.
Strawberry tops are completely safe for your dog to eat. Strawberries
have the added benefit of strengthening your dog's immune system. If you
have other dog friendly fruits that you want to up-cycle and substitute into
this recipe we encourage you to.

Approximate Measurements Measurement in


Prepare Time
Ingredients
Amount in Grams Ounces 10 Minutes
Full Fat
1 Can 400 g 14.12 oz
Coconut Milk

Peanut Butter 1/4 Cup 65 g 2.9 oz Freeze Time


Oats 1/4 Cup 20 g 0.7 oz 2 Hours

Strawberry
1/2 Cup 83 g 2.93 oz
Makes 1 Tub
Tops

Instructions

1. Pour your coconut milk, peanut butter, oats,


and strawberry tops into a blender. We
recommend using natural peanut butter
(Make sure your peanut butter is Xylitol Free!)
2. Blend until completely smooth, then pour into
your ice cream mold
3. Freeze for two hours. You may have to let it
soften before you can scoop
4. Scoop into your dog's bowl and top with
frozen berries!
5. Serve as a treat, this is not intended to be a
meal replacement or a regular part of your
dogs diet

Fruits contain valuable minerals, vitamins,


fiber, and are easily digested. My dogs love
any meal I add fruit into, particularly frozen
treats!

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Crunchy Salmon Skins
It’s important to get creative when trying to come up with snack ideas and meal
ideas for your pup’s. Upcycling is a great, sustainable and cost-effective way to add
that creativity to your weekly meal prep and if you can find ways to make delicious
snacks out of discarded ingredients, why not? This salmon skin recipe is quick and
easy and is the perfect way to make use of that otherwise discarded salmon skin.
Plus, salmon skin is packed with healthy benefits and is high in healthy omega-3s for
your pup. We promise they’ll love you for this treat!
Makes 10 pieces
Ingredients Approximate Amount
Cook Time
Salmon Skin 1
10 Minutes

Instructions
1. Place salmon on baking sheet and cook for 20-25 minutes at 350 degrees Prepare Time
2. Take salmon out of the oven and flip over 5 Minutes
3. Carefully slice skin of the salmon off and place it back on the baking sheet
4. Place the salmon skin back in the oven for 10 minutes until crispy
5. Remove skin from oven and let sit for 5 minutes
6. Once cooled, break skin into small pieces and serve
This crunchy salmon skin recipe is the perfect way to up-cycle the skin on your salmon.
It’s easy, quick, packed with many nutritious benefits and it’s delicious!
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MAKE THE MOST OUT OF
MEALTIME.

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Please note that this cookbook in no way is giving veterinary and medical
advice for your dog. Please always consult your vet for your dog’s
personalized nutritional needs and advice.
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