Formulated for Puppy Growth - 14 Weeks and Older
Makes 3.3 lbs, 1480 grams, ~7 cups, 1830 calories

For accurate nutrition use a scale and measure out ingredients in grams. To see the complete nutritionally information & feeding guide Click here

Puppies have special dietary needs during this crucial stage of growth. They require more healthy fats and different ratio of calcium and phosphorus. Begin with high-quality protein like ground beef, essential for your puppy's growth. Mix in sweet potatoes and cauliflower for vitamins and fiber, ensuring digestive health. Cook these ingredients gently, preserving their nutrients.

Questions? Here are some FAQ's about Homemade Puppy Dog Food Recipe

Is it okay to use frozen vegetables instead of fresh ones?

Yes, frozen vegetables or fresh veggies can be used.

Why should I consider making homemade food for my puppy?

Homemade puppy food allows you to have complete control over the quality and source of ingredients your puppy is eating. It can be especially beneficial for puppies with specific dietary needs, allergies, or sensitivities, ensuring they get a balanced diet tailored to their growth and health requirements. A recent study showed that puppies that were fed fresh food had healthier digestion as adults and less health issues. Study: Feeding dogs certain table scraps could help health, but processed kibble may not, study says

What nutrients are essential for my puppy's growth?

Puppies require a balanced diet that includes high-quality protein for muscle growth, fats for energy and healthy skin and coat, calcium for bone development, and essential vitamins and minerals for overall health.

How do I know the right portions to feed my puppy?

Portion sizes vary based on your puppy’s age, weight, and activity level. As a general guideline, you can reference our feeding guide above.

Can puppies eat all vegetables and fruits?

While many vegetables and fruits are healthy for puppies, some can be harmful. Safe options include carrots, green beans, and apples (without seeds). Foods to avoid include grapes, raisins, & onions. Always introduce new foods gradually and in moderation to monitor for adverse reactions.

How do I transition my puppy to homemade food?

Transition your puppy to homemade food gradually over a period of 7-10 days. Start by replacing a small portion of their current food with the homemade food and gradually increase the homemade portion while decreasing their previous food until the transition is complete. This helps prevent digestive issues.