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Whole Foods and Natural Supplements

Natural Dog Nutrition

Better Health Starts with a Better Diet

Unleashing Canine Wellness

What's in your Dog's Bowl?

Welcome to Fido's Bowl, where our goal is to optimize our dogs health through the power of nutritional supplements, and healthy diet approaches to overall well-being. Join us as we unravel the secrets of canine nutrition with vitality and happiness at every wag.

Essential Fatty Acids

Green Lipped Mussels Can Help Reduce Arthritis in Dogs

Green lipped mussels are a type of shellfish native to New Zealand that have gained popularity in recent years for their potential health benefits. Not only are they a rich source of nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, amino acids, and minerals, but they also contain unique compounds called glycosaminoglycans, which are believed to have anti-inflammatory properties.

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Explore Natural Ingredients

Functional Foods

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By Fido's Bowl March 8, 2024
Learn how turmeric's curcumin can help reduce inflammation and pain in dogs, ways to add it to their diet, and what to watch for.
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By Fido's Bowl April 1, 2023
There are a few seeds that are not only generally considered safe for dogs but also provide many health benefits. Let's take a look at 5 seeds safe for dogs.

Functional foods for dogs are natural ingredients that offer additional health benefits beyond basic nutrition. These foods can help support specific areas of your dog's health, such as their immune system, digestive function, or joint health.

Natural Ingredients

Mushroom Supplements

Mushrooms are packed with essential nutrients and bioactive compounds that can significantly benefit your dog's health. They offer a natural source of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and immune-boosting properties.

Intro to Mushrooms

This starter recipe is loaded with nutritionally dense ingredients that is ideal for those just starting out cooking for their dog.

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Turkey Tail Mushrooms

This starter recipe, while nutrient dense, is on the blander side and a great recipe to help transition to homemade dog food.

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Explore Natural Supplements

Supplements

Natural supplements offer a holistic approach to supporting your dog's health and well-being. From immune-boosting vitamins to joint-supporting herbs, these supplements can provide essential nutrients and compounds that may not be adequately met through diet alone.

Raw salmon
By Fido's Bowl February 21, 2024
Discover how salmon oil can alleviate symptoms of arthritis in dogs. Plus, learn the importance of choosing a brand made from wild caught fish.
Milk Thistle Plant and Flower
By Fido's Bowl February 21, 2024
Discover how milk thistle supplements can improve and protect your dog's liver health. Learn what to look for when selecting a high quality brand.

Diet

Grains in Dog Food: Separating Health From Hype

Grains in dog food has always been controversial. Learn more about the opposition to grains in homemade dog food, separating fact from myths. Plus, learn about the nutritional and other benefits of feeding dogs grains.

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Explore The Benefits of Organs

Organ meats offer a rich source of essential nutrients and compounds that can significantly benefit your dog's health. Packed with vitamins, minerals, and amino acids, these nutrient-dense foods can support healthy skin and coat, boost energy levels, improve digestion, and enhance overall vitality.

Diet

two raw beef hearts are cut in half on a slate cutting board .
By Fido's Bowl April 2, 2023
Beef heart is a nutrient dense protein great for homemade and raw dog diets. Let's explore the benefits and how to add it to your dogs food.
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By Fido's Bowl February 9, 2023
Learn about the many benefits of feeding liver to your dog, including its high nutritional value and numerous health benefits.

Simple Ingredient Dog Treat Recipes

Limited-ingredient treats made with whole foods offer a healthier and more natural option for your dog. These treats are typically crafted with a minimal number of carefully selected ingredients, ensuring they are free from artificial additives, preservatives, and fillers.

Single Ingredient

Banana Chips

Banana Chips are a single ingredient recipe that can be made with your oven or a dehydrator.

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Limited Ingredient

Simple Baked Biscuits

These limited ingredient treats are not only easy to make but a healthy snack to keep on hand for your pup.

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Reviews

Review: Grizzly Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil Plus

Salmon oil is a popular supplement for dogs, but not all brands are created equal. Let's explore the reasons why Grizzly Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil is a standout choice and how it can improve your dog's health and well-being.

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Featured Product Reviews

In our unbiased reviews section, we put products to the test and provide honest, objective assessments. While we may receive affiliate commissions, these relationships do not influence our opinions or ratings.

Reviews

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By Fido's Bowl March 13, 2024
Has your dogs bloodwork shown high liver enzyme levels? See our review to see if Denamarin by Nutramax can help lower dogs liver enzyme levels.
a bottle of antnol plus natural supplement for daily joint care is sitting on a wooden table .
By Fido's Bowl March 13, 2024
Green lipped mussels are an excellent source of omega-3s. Read our review of Antinol Plus for Dogs to see how it can help with hip and joint health.

Recipes with Eggs

Eggs are a powerhouse ingredient for dogs, offering a rich source of high-quality protein, essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. Consider adding eggs to your dog's diet as a nutritious and delicious way to support their overall health and well-being.

Eggshell Calcium Recipe

Eggshells are often overlooked and thrown away. However, there is a much better use for eggshells especially in homemade dog food. Follow this recipe to make your own eggshell calcium.

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Poached Eggs Recipe

Poaching eggs is a quick and easy way to cook eggs for your dogs. Eggs are a delicious and nutrient dense treat for your pup and a great way to add eggs to their homemade diet.

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Learn to Make Homemade Dog Food

  • 1. Intro to Homemade Dog Food

    Learn how to make nutritious and delicious homemade dog food with our overview lesson. Discover the important points about homemade dog food.


  • 2. Ingredient Ratios

    Introduction to Ratios: Learn how to create a balanced homemade dog food diet with the right ratios.



  • 3. Adding Organ (Offal) Meats

    Adding Organs: Discover the benefits of adding organ meats to your dog's diet and learn how to safely prepare and include them.



  • 4. Importance of Calcium

    Importance of Calcium: Find out why calcium is crucial for your dog's health and how to incorporate it into their homemade diet.



  • 5. Importance of Fatty Acids

    Importance of Fatty Acids: Find out how fatty acids can improve your dog's coat, skin, and overall health and how to include them in their homemade diet.



  • 6.Consideration of Supplements

    Consideration of Supplements: Learn about the essential vitamins and minerals your dog needs and how to ensure they're getting enough through homemade food or supplements.



  • 7. Transitioning to Homemade

    Transitioning to Homemade: Get tips and tricks for gradually transitioning your dog from commercial dog food to homemade food.



  • 8. How Much to Feed

    How Much to Feed: Learn about your dog's daily caloric needs and how to calculate how much homemade food to feed them.



  • 9. Nutritional Guidelines

    Nutritional Guidelines: Learn about your dog's daily nutritional needs.



  • 10. Frequently Asked Questions

    FAQs: Get answers to common questions about homemade dog food.



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