Seriously considering making homemade fresh/frozen dog food

[Bmakj]

three weeks into this second go around, and it seems all systems are go.

first week did chicken, second ground turkey, then this week it is chicken again. mixing probably 60/40 with kibble (just started a bag, so intend to use it up). measurements are not precise (meat is whatever the package is), veggies are one steamer bag of green beans / peas (sometimes with carrots), and whatever spinach I pull out of the bag (wifey cooks it a bunch), did second batch with 100% pumpkin (not pie filling with the extra sugar) instead of sweet potato (seems I left that off, but it is in there)

she is devouring it and licking bowl clean (almost clean enough to away with other dishes). only been three weeks, but weight seems to be holding steady (vet said she could lose 5 lbs or so, 75 lb lap dog, but not too concerned, she has a waist when looking down at her from above, and I hear that is what to look for)

we are not hosting for thanksgiving, but earned free turkey from grocery store, so we will cook that, will use approx half in a batch for victoria, since it will be way to much for wifey and I. gobble gobble

 

[2BullyMama]

three weeks into this second go around, and it seems all systems are go.

first week did chicken, second ground turkey, then this week it is chicken again. mixing probably 60/40 with kibble (just started a bag, so intend to use it up). measurements are not precise (meat is whatever the package is), veggies are one steamer bag of green beans / peas (sometimes with carrots), and whatever spinach I pull out of the bag (wifey cooks it a bunch), did second batch with 100% pumpkin (not pie filling with the extra sugar) instead of sweet potato (seems I left that off, but it is in there)

she is devouring it and licking bowl clean (almost clean enough to away with other dishes). only been three weeks, but weight seems to be holding steady (vet said she could lose 5 lbs or so, 75 lb lap dog, but not too concerned, she has a waist when looking down at her from above, and I hear that is what to look for)

we are not hosting for thanksgiving, but earned free turkey from grocery store, so we will cook that, will use approx half in a batch for victoria, since it will be way to much for wifey and I. gobble gobble

Yes, waistline from above is a good indication of proper weight

 

[Max]

Yes, waistline from above is a good indication of proper weight

I make Max’s food in the instant pot Then put into baggies and freeze I also make him 2 scrambled Eggs . When he eats I measure the protein add a cup of blue buffalo weight management and no salt string beans and salmon oil He gets some apple during the day maybe some cheese Night snack 3/4 cup plain Cheerios unsweetened applesauce and a little non fat plain yogurt I try to keep him on this schedule

 

[Lennie. U.K.]

Sounds good to me, what time is dinner?