Homemade Dog Food Mutt Loaf – Soopa Pets

Homemade Dog Food Mutt Loaf – Soopa Pets



Homemade Dog Food – Mutt Loaf

Howlooo Soopa Friends.

I’m back in the kitchen cooking up nutritious homemade dog food dinners for Lily. This homemade dog food recipe is a fun and easy way to make sure that your dog is getting a nutritious and delicious dinner, one that would be fit for a hooooman!
This Muttloaf is so easy to make, so versatile, and best of all totally nutritious and tasty!! This yummy recipe was chosen based on its yummy ingredients which you can read more about on our blog.
You can have fun with this recipe and add in some nutritious surprises to the middle of the Mutt Loaf.
Chop and change the ingredients based on your pet’s tastes and diet, but most of all, enjoy! x
Have a Soopa Day!!
– Barbara & Lily
Homemade Dog Food - Mutt Loaf
Ingredients:

Method:
  • Preheat the oven to 180°C (350°F).
  • Combine the organic oats, peas, egg and Soopa Carrot & Pumpkin Nutritional Booster in a large mixing bowl and mix together.
  • Add the turkey mince and mix thoroughly  – Get stuck in hoooman!! Use your hand works best! Your pooch will notice the difference.
  • Pour the delicious mixture into a loaf tin lined with baking paper.
  • Leave to cook for 35 minutes.
  • Remove from the heat and allow the homemade muttloaf to cool.
  • Finally, garnish with parsley and serve.
  • These can be sliced up in portions and served. They can also be frozen.


Soopa Carrot & Pumpkin Nutritional Booster

Comentarios

Publicar un comentario

Entradas populares de este blog

Calcium Crunchies For Dogs – Soopa Pets

Imagen
Calcium Crunchies – Soopa Pets Lily and her cousin Lolo adore this recipe and always get excitement when they smell these baking in the oven. I literally have them sleeping by my feet waiting in anticipation! Calcium is  Soopa  important for healthy bones and teeth and we’ve created this yummy treat recipe so you can be sure your dog is getting all the calcium they need. A delicious dog treat that’s healthy too hurrah! Ingredients: 1 ½ cups brown rice flour 3 tablespoons good quality almond or peanut butter 3 organic eggs 1 tablespoons flaxseed mixed with 3 tablespoons water ½ cup coconut oil 1 cup sweet potato or butternut squash puree 3 tablespoons of powdered organic egg shell Method: Preheat oven to 180°c Combine all ingredients in a mixing bowl eventually forming a dough Take some of the dough and roll between two sheets of parchment paper Gently use your cookie cutter to shape and cut out your treats (I find using a larger shape and less intricate cutter works best) Pl...
Leer más

Carrot & Cranberry Mutt Muffins – Soopa Pets

Imagen
Carrot & Cranberry Mutt Muffins – Soopa Pets Carrot & Cranberry Mutt Muffins Lily and her doggie friends go nuts over these healthy grain free muffins and it feels good knowing they are getting lots of important nutrients. I love adding carrot as they have many powerful health benefits including anti-inflammatory properties whilst also fantastic for your dog’s eye health. A study in 2005 showed that dogs that ate orange vegetables daily like carrots reduced the risk of developing bladder cancer by 70%! Pumpkin seeds are known as ‘Power Seeds’ as they are excellent for skin, coat, soothing digestion and may even help protect your dog against intestinal parasites and worms. Cranberries are packed with anti-oxidants, fibre and Vitamin C which research shows may be beneficial for dental health, bad breath and immune support. Cranberry is also excellent for dogs who are prone to urinary tract infections. This recipe can be made using small muffin cases or if you are stuck for time...
Leer más

Quick & Easy Doggie Dinner – Soopa Pets

Imagen
Quick & Easy Doggie Dinner – Soopa Pets When I’m in a hurry, this recipe is great because it’s simple to make and it’s a completely balanced meal. You can cook this or if you feed raw then simply leave in the fridge to set. Cut into portions and freeze or chill for up to 3 days. Grab a portion from the freezer if you’re in a hurry and need a dog meal on the go. I’ve included sardines as they are a great source of natural calcium and rich in omega 3, DHA and EPA which health support brain health. Oats are a tasty source of fibre and great for your dog’s digestion. I buy the gluten free oat variety which are gentler on doggie’s tummy. I’ve used grated butternut squash as it’s Lily’s favourite but feel free to add your dog’s preferred grated vegetables. I love the benefits of natural kelp powder but you can add whatever supplements you like to the mix before cooking. Ingredients: 500g turkey mince 1 cup gluten free oats 1 organic egg 1 tablespoon melted coconut oil 1 cup grated b...
Leer más