Making food for your pet is:
Pet Power Bars - healthy for cats and dogs - grain free
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This is a healthy recipe for dogs and cats. There is a lot of liquid already in the vegetables, egg and canola oil, so none or only a little more is necessary. There are five major colors of fruits and vegetables, and getting some amount of each color is optimal - this recipe includes three. Any bars or cookies which are not going to be eaten within two days should be frozen, to preserve nutrients. Many pets will eat them frozen and if so, that is the easiest way to serve. If the mixture is too moist and the treats are not firm after being baked, do not throw the mixture out. Place it in a container in the refigerator, and add it to your pet's food, a couple tablespoons per day.
Dehydrated - Sweet Potato, Beef Heart, Beef Liver
About Dehydration
Dehydrating food is attempting to remove the moisture. This increases storage life. Read more about the benefits of dehydration.
When we dehydrate meat, it is at 165 degrees Fahrenheit for 6 - 12 hours. The end result is the meat is not cooked, it is dehydrated, and very similar to the raw food. We suggest not feeding dehydrated meat products to sick pets. For our own pets, and the pets at Iowa Pet Adoptions, we do routinely feed raw and dehydrated meat products.
Our Dehydration Method
All our dehydrated products are simply sliced and dehydrated, with no added ingredients or perservatives. We use separate dehydration trays for meat and non meat foods to enhance food safety.
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