Homemade Dog Food for Chicken Allergies

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Homemade Dog Food for Chicken Allergies

I made this homemade dog food to help my labrador retriever get over the symptoms of his chicken allergy. See the recipe notes below for more information on how to customize the ingredients for your dog's needs.

Prep Time5

Cook Time0

Total Time5

Servings: meal

Author: Mary Bryant Shrader

Ingredients

1 whole banana
4 tbsp dehydrated pumpkin or 1/2 can of pumpkin
1 tbsp dehydrated beets
1 tbsp dehydrated carrots
1 tbsp dehydrated green beans
1 tbsp dehydrated alfalfa
1 tbsp dehydrated white potato
1 tbsp dehydrated goat's milk powder
1/4 cup soaked oat groats Cooked and cooled
1 tsp doggie probiotic powder or 1-2 tablespoons of plain yogurt with live active cultures
1 tsp dehydrated colostrum powder
1/2 tsp coconut oil
1 cup cooked white fish
1 cup Warm water

Instructions

Mix everything together with enough warm water (about 1 cup) to rehydrate.
Serve to your pup, and make sure your dog has enough water to drink too.

Notes

Note that I am not an expert at making different types of homemade dog food. The ingredients I put together for this recipe have been through trial and error and is specific to my dog's needs and his chicken allergy. If you decide to make homemade dog food to help treat your dog's allergies, be sure to do a lot of research and consult with experts to find out what will work best for your dog. You may need to try different ingredients until you find the ones that work best.

I have also substituted fresh veggies for this recipe if I run out of the more convenient to use dehydrated veggies.

Find this recipe and video at https://marysnest.com/how-to-make-homemade-dog-food-for-a-chicken-allergy/

You can also get links to some of the ingredients on the blog post with my recipe, but it may be cheaper for you to dehydrate your own vegetables at home. I show you how to easily dehydrate frozen vegetables in my recipe at https://marysnest.com/how-to-dehydrate-vegetables-the-easy-way/