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Feeding a Home-Prepared Diet Economically
Five things to do to save money when feeding your dog a home-prepared diet.
Feeding fresh food to your dogs can help make them healthy and happy, but it can also be expensive, particularly for those with large dogs. Whether you feed a completely homemade diet or just want to improve your dog’s diet by adding fresh foods, there are many ways to reduce costs. Here are some ideas to consider...
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A Home-Prepared Dog Food Diet Recipe Critique
Subscribers Only — This is the debut of what we intend to be a regular feature in Whole Dog Journal: a detailed critique of a... -
A Review of the Best Books on Home-Prepared Dog Food Diets on the Market
Subscribers Only — Over the past few months, I’ve read more than 30 books on homemade diets for dogs. Many offered recipes that... -
Instructional Books on Home-Prepared, Bone-Free Dog Food Diets
Subscribers Only — Interest in homemade diets has never been greater, especially since the huge pet food recall of 2007. Last month, I... -
Whole Dog Journal's Commercial Frozen Raw Dog Food Review
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Feeding People Food to Dogs is Not Harmful as Long as the Food is Healthy!
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ebook — Home-Prepared Diets for Dogs, Part One: Introduction to Home-Prepared Diets
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ebook — Home-Prepared Diets for Dogs, Part Two: Raw Diets
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ebook — Home-Prepared Diets for Dogs, Part Three: Cooked Diets
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ebook — Home-Prepared Diets for Dogs, Part Four: The Finer Points of a Home-Prepared Diet
