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Easy Meal for your Pooch
I cook for my dog and he just loves it! It is easier and cheaper than you think.
I recently received this recipe and wanted to share it with you guys. Let me know how it goes 🙂
Total Cost: $2.31
- ½ lb. Ground Turkey = $1.15
$2.29 x 0.50 (1/2Â of the 1 lb. of turkey) = $1.15
- ½ cup Brown Rice = $0.50
$0.99 x 0.50 (1/2 of the 1-cup rice serving) = $0.50
- 1/4 Large Potato = $0.17
$0.69 x 0.25 (1/4 of the potato) = $0.17
- $Baby Carrots = $0.49
2.99 x 0.20 (1/5 of the bag of carrots) = $0.494
- 1 ½ cup Water = Free
We think of our pets as family members, so why wouldn’t we offer some recipes to feed them cheaply, too? This recipe is targeted for a small adult dog (up to 12 lbs.), but you can make larger portions for a larger dog. Canned turkey stew dog food can cost up to $3.00, and it will only feed your pet for one meal. This recipe is designed to be healthy for your dog and your wallet.
See instructions on http://www.cashnetusa.com/blog/turkey-stew-dog-food-recipe/
- ½ lb. Ground Turkey = $1.15
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@justfoodfordogs is Real Food for Dogs
JustFoodForDogs  start with the highest quality, USDA certified, restaurant grade meats, fresh vegetables and whole grains, all of which are approved for human consumption. With SO many scary dog food recalls, this sounds like an excellent option!!
They cook their homemade food for dogs, puppy foods and dog treats in small batches in their own dog kitchen and dog bakery in Newport, California. This is a critical point as it relates to quality control and commitment.
All of our healthy food for dogs recipes are prepared by cooking our all natural ingredients to the minimum allowed temperature in order to preserve the maximum nutritional value. Whole grains and fresh vegetables must be cooked to a very specific point so that nutrients are preserved and a dog’s system can still benefit from the nourishment these healthy dog food ingredients offer.
YUM! Â There is not such thing as ‘human food’ and ‘dog food’ in my family. There is only FOOD. If your furry friend can’t eat it, you probably shouldn’t either. I am glad to see I am not the only one that cooks for my pooch!
Find out more on http://www.justfoodfordogs.com
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