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Beef and Millet Recipe

A homemade dog food recipe tailored for French Bulldogs with ingredients that help manage their dietary sensitivities and promote overall health.

⏲️ PREP TIME:

30

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⏲️ COOK TIME:

30

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⏲️ TOTAL TIME:

60

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PRIMARY PROTEIN SOURCE :

Beef

RECIPE DETAILS

Ingredients

  • ground beef (or any protein) - 3 pounds

  • uncooked millet (or any other whole grain e.g. quinoa, rice, pasta) - 1 cup

  • olive oil - 1 tablespoon

  • carrot, shredded - 1 unit

  • zucchini, shredded - half

  • squash, shredded - half

  • apple finely diced - 1 unit

  • calcium powder - 1 tablespoon

  • unsweetened coconut flakes or coconut oil - 0.25 cup

  • pumpkin puree (canned or homemade) - 0.5 cup

  • Canine Complete (multivitamin supplement) - 1 tablespoon


Instructions

  1. Bring 1 cup of whole grain to boil in a pot of water. I overcook it so that it’s soft and easily digestible.

  2. Drain.

  3. While that’s boiling shred/chop the veggies.

  4. Cook ground beef with olive oil. Drain excess juices.

  5. Mix everything together! No need to cook the veggies. Overcooking vegetables removes the natural nutrients. The heat from the cooked meat and whole grain will soften the vegetables up a bit.


Is this Recipe Balanced?

We can’t guarantee that this recipe is fully balanced for your pet’s needs as every pet is unique! For short-term variety, this recipe may be fine, but for a complete, long-term diet, be sure to check with your vet or a pet nutritionist to keep your pet happy and healthy.

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