Homemade Lamb Dog Food Recipe

Name: Homemade Lamb Dog Food Recipe
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 15 min
Yield: 4
Cuisine: Dog Food
Ingredients: 1 lb or 454 g Ground Lamb; 1 ¾ Dog Child Grain Free Meal Mix; 1 cup of Water; 1 tablespoon Olive Oil; 5 Cucumber Slices

By Dog Child

(4 Reviews)

You’re probably wondering how to best cook lamb for dogs. This recipe is the perfect complete and balanced lamb homemade meal with pumpkin and coconut to cook for your dog. It is an alternative for dogs who are allergic to chicken or beef. Lamb is packed with protein, promoting muscle growth and repair, strong bones, and healthy skin and coat. Additionally, it is rich in iron, which helps transport oxygen through the blood.

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Homemade Lamb Dog Food Recipe

Servings

4 Cups

Prep Time

5 minutes

Cook Time

10 minutes

Featuring fresh ground lamb as the star ingredient, this meal offers a rich source of protein that supports strong muscles and overall well-being. The recipe also incorporates all the necessary nutrients for optimal health. The Homemade Grain-Free Lamb Meal is a great option for dog parents seeking a healthier, grain-free alternative to commercial dog food. By preparing this meal at home, you gain the confidence of knowing exactly what goes into your dog's food, ensuring they receive the best possible nourishment. This is one of many homemade grain-free dog food recipes we have.

Author:

Dog Child

Ingredients

1 lb or 454 g Ground Lamb
1 ¾ Dog Child Grain Free Meal Mix
1 cup of Water
1 tablespoon Olive Oil
5 Cucumber Slices

Directions

In a mixing bowl, add Dog Child Meal Mix and rehydrate with water.
In a pan, gently the lamb - add a bit of water to pan to ensure all nutrients and fats remain
Mix protein and oil in with the Dog Child Meal Mix.
Top off with cucumber slices.
Store in fridge for 2-3 days or freeze in West Paws for maximum mealtime fun.

Recipe Note

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Storage:

Can be stored in the refrigerator for 3 days or in the freezer for up to 90 days

2 comments

Susan Martin

June 18, 2023 at 11:21 am

I’m just curious what nutrients the cucumber contain….my pup, is a master of eating around veggies. If I cut things small enough and incorporate them into the recipe she doesn’t have a choice. Also, she is a small dog and I freeze the food after preparing because she can’t finish the amount made in recipes fast enough, can the cucumber be frozen? Thanks, Xena (our little Warrior) is loving the food I’ve prepared for her!