If you want to make sure your dog is happy and healthy, you need to pay close attention to what you feed them. There are many options for dog food available today. It can be difficult to choose the right one. Are you unsure how to feed your dog? Today’s article will explain the differences between the various BARF recipes for dogs, and the benefits and drawbacks of each.
There are many options for dog food available today. It can be difficult to choose a balanced, healthy food for your pet. These are some options for making a BARF diet.
BARF DIET SALMON RECIPE
Salmon, one of the most popular starfish in dog food is our last choice. It is high in essential oils and has many health benefits. It is recommended for all ages of dogs, and it helps to reduce the risk of developing heart disease.
- 300g salmon
- 150g of mussels
- 2 tablespoons sunflower oil
- 2 tablespoons chopped bone meat
- 1 plain yogurt (approximately 125g).
- 1 medium zucchini (about 100 grams)
- 50g of peas
- 1 medium papaya (about 140 grams)
BARF DIET DUCK RECIPE
Duck meat is generally okay for dogs. However, due to its high fat content we need to limit its consumption. Dogs and puppies can be engaged in moderate exercise every day.
- 200g duck breast
- 150g duck carcass
- 200g duck liver
- Cottage cheese 80g
- 20 grams of brewer’s yeast
- 150g cabbage
- 1 small pear
BARF DIET VEAL RECIPE
Lean meat is high in nutritional value. It contains proteins, water and fats, as well as minerals. You should not consume it in excess, as it contains high levels of cholesterol.
- 250g beef fillet
- 150g beef heart
- 5 diced beef tenders (approximately 250g)
- 100g of kefir
- 1 large carrot
- 100g green beans
- 50g of coconut oil
- BARF DIET LAMB RECIPE
For dogs that are allergic to chicken and other birds, lamb is the best choice. Dogs generally accept it well.
- 200g lamb chop
- 100g lamb tongue
- 150g lamb brains
- 150g lamb criadillas
- 3 quail eggs
- 1 cucumber, thinly cut
- 1 stick celery finely chopped
- 100g of wakame seaweed
- 1 medium banana
BARF DIET CHICKEN RECIPE
Because chicken is low in saturated fat, it is one of the most healthy meats. This makes it ideal for overweight and sedentary adult dogs. Here’s a recipe for chicken for dogs
- 250g of boneless chicken breast
- 100g chicken wings
- 100g chicken gizzards
- 1 chicken neck (approximately 28 grams).
- 1 large egg
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 100g beetroot
- 50g of spinach
- 1 medium apple
BENEFITS & CONS OF BARF DIET
- You will reap the many benefits of this diet.
- It will be a hit with your dog.
- Hydration is key to healthy skin and shiny hair.
- You will have healthy and beautiful teeth.
- The recreational bones can also be used to clean tartar.
Your dog’s immune system will be stronger, which will reduce allergies and intolerances. (You can also refer to our article about feeding dogs with allergies).
You will notice a decrease in stool swelling and a reduction in odor.
Gases will be avoided. Your dog’s breath will be cleaner and you will no longer have bad breath.
Because water is already in your diet, you will consume less water.
There is less risk of obesity and bloating (as described in our article Food for overweight dogs).
Dogs will look happier and more active.
While there are many benefits to using the internet, there are also some downsides.
Nutrient deficiencies. You can be sure that your dog is receiving the right nutrition. This balance is more difficult if you follow the BARF diet. You must pay attention to your nutritional balance.
Viral infections can be caused by unreliable foods and rancid foods. Use high-quality meats and freeze them to avoid this. This diet is not recommended by many vets.
Dogs can swallow small pieces of bone by biting them. This can cause constipation (there is an anti-constipation food), obstruction, or perforation that needs surgery. Although raw bones are considered more dangerous than cooked, the risk that dogs swallowing sharp bits is still possible. These dangers can be avoided by mashing the dog food. Dogs on this diet are also at risk of developing pancreatitis or gastroenteritis.
Broken teeth, in addition to gum problems are a serious problem. Because of their sharp edges, hard bones can cause severe damage to a dog’s teeth and mouth. Teeth can become too worn down and even be lost.
