This eBook is a sneak peek to the full course + 30 recipes found at ThePetNutritionists.com
šVet-Approved, Crockpot, Grain-Free Recipes You Can Prep in 15 Minutes
Learn how real dog owners are feeding homemade dog food for less than kibble ā with simple ingredients from any grocery store.
Prep a batch in just 15 minutes using your crockpot ā no fancy tools, no all-day cooking sessions.
Avoid the biggest beginner mistakes with our 5 Golden Rules ā so you can feed safely and feel great about every bowl you serve.
And why it doesnāt have to be complicated or expensive.
Avoid common mistakes, understand balance, and feel confident from the start.
You probably already have everything you need.
The simple 7-step system that keeps it realistic for busy dog parents.
Delicious turkey, chicken, and beef recipes tried, tested, and 100% vet-approved.
Know exactly how much to feed your dog based on their weight and activity level.
The truth about what youāre paying for ā and how to do better, for less.
4# (64 ounces) chicken breasts
4 to 8 ounces chicken liver, chopped
1-16 ounce can wild caught salmon
3-12 ounce bags frozen vegetables (IE: broccoli, cauliflower and carrots and/or green beans and/or Brussels sprouts, no corn)
1 pear, unpeeled, cored and chopped (substitute with an apple)
1-24 ounce full-fat cottage cheese
1/2 cup chia seeds or flaxseed meal
1 tablespoon ground ginger
2-4 cups water, more or less as needed
*Calcium
Add all ingredients to a crockpot and mix as best as you can. Cook on low for about 8 hours. If possible, stir it every few hours. When cooked, use a food masher to mash all the ingredients well. Take it out of the heating element to allow it to cool for 30-60 minutes. Divide food into meal prep containers or other storage.
*Add 900 mg calcium daily, either Ā½ teaspoon crushed eggshells or 900 mg of a commercial calcium. Just mix it into their food.
Total Protein (g): 829 g
Total Fat (g): 256 g
Total weight (oz): 157 oz
Calories Per Ounce: 39.5 kcal/oz
"She now has a healthy, full coat of silky beautiful hair! Both of my satos (dogs from Puerto Rico) love their homemade dog food and are much healthier because of it."
Who Am I?
Iāve taught thousands of dog lovers how to feed fresh, vet-approved homemade meals using nothing but a crockpot and the right guidance.
My system is simple, fast, and affordableāand Iām sharing the first steps with you in this free guide.
You couldābut itās risky.
Most free recipes on the internet (and yes, even dog-related websites!) are unbalanced and can cause serious health issues over time. Dogs need very specific ratios of protein, fat, calcium, and essential nutrients that random recipes rarely meet. š±
Every recipe in my course is vet-approved and AAFCO-compliant, so you can feed with confidence knowing your dog is getting complete and balanced nutrition in every bowl.
Absolutely! You donāt need much time to do this. All 30 recipes are designed for busy dog parents and are made in a crockpot.
The recipes take 15 minutes (max) to prep
The crockpot does the rest while you go about your day
Meals can be made in batches and frozen for weeks of convenience
If you can chop, stir, and press āstartā on your crockpot, you can do this. šŖ
Many dogs with allergies improve on fresh, homemade diets because you can control every ingredient and avoid common triggers found in commercial kibble (like fillers, artificial additives, or certain proteins).
Inside my course, Iāll show you how to:
Identify and avoid the most common allergen sources in commercial dog food
Customize recipes using safe, vet-approved ingredient swaps
Feed a diet that supports healthier skin, better digestion, and overall comfort
If your dog has a known severe allergy, I always recommend consulting your vet before making any major diet changesābut this course will give you the tools to feed with confidence.
Fridge: 4-5 days in an airtight container
Freezer: Up to 6 months (I recommend portioning into meal-size containers)
Iāll show you my batch-prep system so you can cook once, freeze portions, and always have healthy, ready-to-serve meals on hand.
Most picky eaters become enthusiastic eaters when switched to fresh, homemade foodābecause it actually smells and tastes like real food!
Dogs are often bored with dry, ultra-processed kibble
Fresh, warm meals with real meat and veggies trigger their natural appetite
Even notoriously fussy dogs usually lick the bowl clean
If your dog is hesitant at first, Iāll teach you gentle transition methods to make the switch easy. Most dogs canāt resist once they get a taste! š¤¤