Make Human-Grade Dog Food at Home with JustFoodForDogs

Happy Camper: Healthy

United States on Nov 18, 2023

Amazon Customer: We wanted to make our dogs food and didn’t want to pay the price that companies were charging. We found this product and followed the recipe it came with. She loves the food! It is still pricey to make, so we supplement and do half and half.

United States on Oct 28, 2023

CAR: Powder supplement to add to just food for dogs DIY beef recipe. I add it to the food. Seems to do well for my dog. I wish they would give a daily recommendation for the dogs weight rather than suggesting to add it to the whole batch you cook as I find it hard to stir in evenly to a large amount which breaks up the food too much also and makes my arm ache. So I just arrived at an approximate daily amount that I add to the food when I put out his daily portion. My dog gets itchy when he eats regular kibble or even the chicken version of DIY so I feel I have to make this beef recipe even though it works out expensive. I also speculate that he’s allergic to rice but this recipe uses potatoes and sweet potatoes which agree with him.

United States on Oct 08, 2023

Heather Wills: I ordered this for my senior dog, she died before I could use it. Package is unopened but not returnable. I suggest buying from a pet store just in case. It’s probably a great product do giving stars because not the brand’s fault

United States on Sep 03, 2023

Cookie Monster Kev: This review is long, long overdue. I've been feeding the turkey and mac blend to my oldest dog for over 5 years and my youngest for 2. They absolutely love it and devour it so quickly. Tried to switch back over to kibble to save some money and my oldest is so spoiled and is like, "What the heck is this?!?" Once you switch to real food, they never really wanna go back to kibble, so BEWARE.

I can get this recipe cooked in less than 15 minutes on the stove and then another minute or 2 to add the fish oil and nutrients. The big tip here is to use a food processor/blender. This is how I get it all done, so skip to the next paragraph if you're not interested: I boil a pot of water and cook drain the pasta. When that's done, I cook the liver in another huge pot on the stove. I throw that in a food processor/blender when it's done and add the ground turkey to the same pot. While that's cooking, I weigh out and roughly chop up the broccoli, zucchini, and carrots and add those to the processor, along with the cranberries. Blend those real quick and add them to the ground turkey before it's fully cooked. I let that cook all the way through and then let it cool. I come back to...

United States on Jul 03, 2023