We used to have 2 dogs and I cooked a little bit for them. Now we have one and she’s fussy so I don’t cook so much

I just re-read this article. Vets recommend that you don’t give old dogs eggs becuase the high protein content can affect your kidneys

I have cooked for my dogs. I cooked up wallaby mince one time, with veggies, and they couldn’t get enough it! There is so much conflicting advice on what to feed your dog. I try to keep their diet varied, with dry food always on hand. I avoid giving them people food unless it’s plain old meat and veg.

I don’t have a dog myself but some of my friends do. I never heard them talking about or see them cooking for their dogs !

No, in the past it was dog food from a tin and bones from the butcher! Today’s dog food is very different.

Our labrador recently passed away – he was 15 years old, so a very good age for a lab. He was an eating machine and it was a challenge to keep him within a healthy weight range. We usually fed him a variety of dog foods, but on one occasion we had some left over pizza and fed our dog two slices – I will never forget the huge smile on his face when he came looking for more.

I’ve got to admit I’m not a dog fan.

I never cooked food for my dog , just gave her wet and dry food for dogs I just lately started and she loves it

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  • • june11 replied
    • 11 Feb 2017 , 8:07 pm

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  If you are feeding your dog entirely on homecooked food I suggest you consult a vet. We were advised, as was a friend of mine who sees a different vet, that there is a special product you need to add to it. Some dogs like raw carrot but they don’t actually digest it