Category: Recipes

I have an admission to make about the Mindiampets Dog Food Recipes Homemade Dog Style Beef Stew. It smelled so good while cooking that I grabbed a spoon and tasted it.

It was a little bland for me, based on my usual human version is made using Onions and Garlic and their omission along with Salt and Pepper is probably what is responsible for my taste receptors on the tongue wanting more.

However, this was an excellent reminded for me that Dogs should never be given Garlic, Onions or anything else from the Onion family.

Certainly, my two Schnauzer’s (Hank and Hilda) seem to love it exactly as per the recipe and that’s all that matters to me.

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My dog Ronnie, is a lively 2-year old Doberman who adores this recipe. Aside from the Beef that I always use and the great range of grains and vegetables I think it is the Coconut Oil that has caught her nose.

Nothing like an empty food bowl every night to show her appreciation.

Continue reading Mindiampets Homemade Dog Food Recipe #4 (Coconut Oil, Zucchini and Corn)

I have to admit I laughed when I read the recipe contents; Quinoa, Blueberries and Butternut Squash. They seemed more like something from a Health-Conscious Café recipe rather than a Dog Food Recipe.

Larry, my 3-year old Cavoodle has picked this one from the Mindiampets Dog Food Recipes as his favorite so far.

I’m really enjoying making the recipes as I know exactly what goes into the product.

Most of their recipes seem to have a 5 to 7-day shelf life; which I am OK with as I would rather feed Larry a natural product than something that has to include preservatives to get a longer shelf life. Fresh is best every time.

Continue reading Mindiampets Homemade Dog Food Recipe #3 (Quinoa, Blueberries and Butternut Squash)

I must admit to having taken a double look when I caught the recipe description out of the corner of my eye. Probably what drove that was I had not considered using 3 of the 5 key ingredients – Apple, Blueberries and Kale – in dog food before.

How wrong I was; most dogs seem to like a sweet treat and my dog absolutely loves this recipe.

I’ve made it using Chicken but will try the Turkey next time.

Mind you; Boris being a Black Labrador is from a breed known to love their food, and then some, and then some more. Like the recipe says; “We would suggest this one more as a bit of a treat, so twice a week would be enough.” Very wise words.

I am working my way through some of the other recipes so that Boris gets tasty, nutritious meals. They are really economical too which is another plus.

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