Dog Food Recipes

I use holiday leftovers to make a delicious Christmas Dinner for dogs. This recipe offers a delicious meal, but should not be fed on a regular basis.

What better way to celebrate your dog's special day than learning how to make a dog birthday cake? This homemade dog cake recipe is quick and easy to make, and it's healthy for your pup!

Feeding the right amount of protein is crucial to providing the best diet for your dog. Protein isn't just the building block of muscle. It also aids in nerve function and helps to build strong bones. These no-bake dog treats offer an easy way to boost your pup's protein intake, if needed.

Making your own homemade dog treats is easy. These biscuits are made with banana and peanut butter, making them healthy as well as tasty.

When you're making substitutions for homemade dog food recipes, you must talk to your vet to ensure that they provide the nutrition your dog needs.

Making homemade doggy snacks is the only way to ensure your pup is getting safe, healthy ingredients that are catered to her needs.

Many dog owners consider cooking for their pets instead of constantly relying on store-bought food like kibble. The advantages are numerous. Cooking for your...

If you switched to homemade meals and follow our home cooked dog food recipes here on Top Dog Tips, you've probably seen some that...

Cooking homemade dog food can be a healthier way to feed your pet than store-bought dog foods. There are a number of well-balanced, healthy,...

This homemade senior dog food won't be right for all older pups, so be sure to check with your vet before switching to this diet.

These tasty treats are made with carob powder, a healthy substitute for cocoa powder in dog treats. Although it has a slightly different taste, carob powder is much healthier than cocoa and is 100% safe for canines to consume. If you're looking for a safe homemade snack for your pet, these carob dog treats are sure to please your pup.

Nutrition is one of the biggest factors in your pet's health and well-being. Proper nutrition is important for all dogs, but a dog food recipe for large breeds needs to be catered to the unique nutritional needs of larger canines. Large breed dogs grow and develop differently than smaller breeds. Larger dogs have a lower metabolism and a larger stomach. This means they need food with a lower caloric density, and they require less calories per pound than smaller breeds.