How To It's possible to make allergy food for dogs.
If your dog's skin has become sensitive, red, itchy, and inflammatory, but you can't find a cause, he may be allergic to something.If your dog is allergic, it may scratch the sensitive skin to the point that it causes skin infections.If you want to make specialized food for your dog, talk to your vet.
Step 1: If your dog has a food allergy, it's a good idea to have it examined.
If you notice your dog scratching his skin or his ears are greasy, you should take him to the vet.The dog may be put on a trial elimination diet if the vet discovers that the dog has parasites or environmental allergies.The most common causes of allergies to your dog's food are beef, chicken, dairy, wheat, corn and soy.These are the most common ingredients in commercial dog foods.Preservatives can cause irritation to your dog's digestion.
Step 2: Consider an elimination diet.
The vet will probably recommend a food elimination trial since there are so many ingredients in commercial dog food.A food sensitivity diet is what you'll choose to feed your dog.Avoid feeding foods that aren't part of the diet.This will show you what substance is bothering your dog.During the elimination diet, don't feed treats or rawhide bones.It will take up to 6 weeks for your dog's body to clear the offending allergens.Any other food could cause the diet to fail.
Step 3: You can try a food sensitivity diet.
A food sensitivity diet is what you'll need to monitor a strict diet for your dog.You know what your dog is eating.If you notice an improvement in your dog's allergies after a few weeks, you may realize that something in that particular diet is causing the problem.Novel meat: With this diet, you'll choose a single source of non-typical meat that your dog has never had before.This might include salmon, venison, buffalo, or duck, but only give your dog one of the three.It's less likely that your dog will develop an allergy to it since he hasn't been exposed.The diet is made up of small component acids that are broken down into small components.Since they're small, your dog's body shouldn't notice theProtein, preventing an allergic reaction.It is possible to reduce the symptoms of food allergies with a diet made with higher levels of Omega 3 and Omega 6.
Step 4: A balanced diet can be created with the help of the vet.
The cause of your dog's allergies should be determined by you and your vet.A detailed diet for your dog may be prescribed by the vet.If you decide to make your own food, you'll need to consult a certified nutritionist or dietitian who has spoken to your vet about your dog's diet.Since dogs have different requirements than humans, a specialized diet is important.A good diet for dogs consists of 40 percent meat, 50 percent vegetables and 10 percent carbohydrates.
Step 5: Make your dog's food.
If you'd like to make a cooked or raw diet, you have to decide if you want to.Dogs with certain medical conditions should probably avoid a raw allergy diet, although this is a matter of personal preference.If you choose to cook or raw food, buy the best quality ingredients you can afford.You need to stick with the meat that you decided on and not give anything else.
Step 6: The meat should be prepared.
Before handling the food, wash your hands and chop the meat into small pieces.Place the meat in a pot for cooking.If you want to make a large amount of it, choose 4 pounds of Venison Bison Duck Ostrich Turkey.
Step 7: Put in oil and cook.
Put 4 fluid ounces (120 mL) of olive oil in the pot with your dog's food.The meat is almost cooked through.
Step 8: Vegetables and Carbohydrates should be added.
If you want to feed a raw diet to your dog, make sure the vegetables and carbohydrates you choose are small enough and soft enough to eat on their own.Add 5 pounds of vegetables and 1 pound of carbohydrates to the food you're cooking.The vegetables can be fresh or frozen, but try to include at least 2 vegetables.Cook the mixture until it is completely cooked.Vegetables that are good for you include broccoli, carrots, green beans, and squash.
Step 9: Give supplements and portion the food.
If the food is cooked, keep it cool.Before freezing the food, mix it well and divide it into individual portions.You can give the recommended amount to the top of your dog's food if you give a supplement.All the vitamins and minerals your dog needs can be found in a complete dog vitamins.Other supplements include vitamins and minerals.