10-11-2008, 09:12 AM
Here's what I'm sure of Hope. The links you provided aren't informational as much as "infomercial". Andrew Lewis is preying on naive animal lovers to buy his $50 dog cookbook.
I've had to make my own dog food in the past and never felt the need to include such delicacies as:
"Pug potato & Collie cabbage stew"
"jack Russell terrier turkey omelet"
"Beagle bannana biscotti"
or as a party treat:
"dalmation doggy dip".
If you're worried about the contents of your commercial food, I think you can find alternatives and recipes for a lot less than $47.
The food I made (because I was too broke at the time to buy commercial) was essentially:
Cooked beans(mashed up)
cooked whole grains
A little fresh bacon grease, broth or vegetable oil
pinch of salt
It wasn't "Biscotti", but my dogs loved it and it contained no preservatives or unnatural ingredients.
woof
I've had to make my own dog food in the past and never felt the need to include such delicacies as:
"Pug potato & Collie cabbage stew"
"jack Russell terrier turkey omelet"
"Beagle bannana biscotti"
or as a party treat:
"dalmation doggy dip".
If you're worried about the contents of your commercial food, I think you can find alternatives and recipes for a lot less than $47.
The food I made (because I was too broke at the time to buy commercial) was essentially:
Cooked beans(mashed up)
cooked whole grains
A little fresh bacon grease, broth or vegetable oil
pinch of salt
It wasn't "Biscotti", but my dogs loved it and it contained no preservatives or unnatural ingredients.
woof