Dog Food Mix for Cook-at-Home Beef and Chicken Recipes, Making About 20 lb of Fresh Dog Food
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Dog Food Mix for Cook-at-Home Beef and Chicken Recipes, Making About 20 lb of Fresh Dog Food
$37.34
Sale price
$37.34
Regular price
$37.34
Cook your dog’s meals at home by following a provided recipe and adding this vitamin and mineral mix. Used as directed, it turns fresh grocery-store ingredients into complete and balanced dog food.
Choose the Beef + Potato DIY or Chicken + Rice DIY recipe to suit your home-cooking routine. Each package contains enough VitaMineral Mix to make about 20 lb of food.
Key Features
- One package makes about 20 lb of food, giving home cooks enough mix to prepare multiple portions from a single package.
- The mix contains only vitamins and minerals, so its place in each provided recipe is clear while you purchase the fresh ingredients locally.
- Two DIY recipe choices—Beef + Potato and Chicken + Rice—offer practical variety when planning your dog’s home-cooked meals.
- A digital scale is recommended for increased accuracy, while the feeding guide also provides cup measurements for everyday portioning.
- Serving portions are based on an active adult dog fed once daily, and monitoring your dog’s weight lets you adjust the serving size as needed.
Specifications
- Contents: Vitamins and minerals only.
- Approximate yield: About 20 lb of prepared food per package.
- Recipe options: Beef + Potato DIY and Chicken + Rice DIY.
- Feeding basis: Active adult dog fed once daily.
- Measurement reference: Approximately 1 cup equals 8 oz by weight.
- Ingredients: Dicalcium Phosphate, Oyster Shell Calcium, Lite Salt, Taurine, Choline Bitartrate, Magnesium Oxide, Zinc Gluconate, Vitamin E, Oregano, Ferrous Sulfate, Natural Kelp, Pantothenic Acid, Niacin, Selenomethionine, Manganese Gluconate, Copper Gluconon
- Thiamin HCL, Riboflavin, Pyridoxine HCL, Cholecalciferol, Retinol, Biotin, Folic Acid, and Cyanocablamin.
Follow the provided recipe when preparing your dog’s food. Use the serving table as a guide, weigh portions for greater accuracy when possible, and monitor your dog’s weight so you can adjust the daily serving to their metabolism and activity level.