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Healthy Dog Food - Easy Meals with Video Recipes by Chef Joel Mielle - RECIPE30

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Why My Dog’s Coat Is So Shiny – No Kibble In Sight

This recipe is for dog owners only.

Tired of mystery meat and toxic fats in kibble? In this video, I’m sharing the exact homemade recipe I feed my Aussie Shepherd, Kenji. A nutritionally balanced, vet-free meal made with real chicken, beef, veggies, sardines, and all the good fats. It’s freezer-friendly, rich in omega-3s, and designed to support healthy skin, joints, and digestion.

If you want to ditch the fillers and cook once for the whole week (or month), this recipe might just change your dog’s life. 🐾

Ingredients

Proteins
4.5lb -2kg chicken thighs or breast, diced
4.5lb -2kg lean beef minced or finely diced
4 large eggs, lightly scrambled or poached
Vegetables (lightly cooked)
3 carrots, grated
2 cups pumpkin, diced
2 cups broccoli, shredded fine
2 cups cooked mushrooms, chopped
1 small handful parsley stalks, finely chopped
Healthy Fats & Boosters
4 tsp extra virgin olive oil (The real deal, 70% are fake!)
2 tins (100g each) sardines in spring water, mashed (or 4 tsp sardine oil)
6 tsp mixed raw pumpkin and sunflower seeds, crushed.
25ml (5 tsp) cod liver oil, added after cooking and cooling
Minerals & Supplements
4 tsp finely ground eggshell (equals 4 dried eggshells)

Steps

Step 1
Start with the meats, in a large pot over medium heat, gently cook the chicken and beef with a splash of water. No need to brown, just stew until no longer pink.
Step 2

Add hard veggies first, toss in the grated carrots and cubed pumpkin. Add a splash of water to help steam and soften.
Step 3

Add the quick-cook veg, after 5–10 mins, stir in broccoli, mushrooms, and parsley. Cook until just soft, not mushy.
Step 4

Eggs last, lightly beat the eggs and stir into the hot mix at the end until just set, this keeps nutrients intact.
Step 5

Leave to cool slightly, then mix in sardines, seeds, olive oil, cod liver oil, and eggshell powder (off the heat). These nutrients hate heat, especially omega-3s and iodine.

Yields ~4.5kg total (20 portions of 225g)
Store in fridge (3–4 days) or freeze in daily portions.

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Healthy Dog Food

Why My Dog’s Coat Is So Shiny – No Kibble In Sight

Ingredients

Proteins

Vegetables (lightly cooked)

Healthy Fats & Boosters

Minerals & Supplements

Steps

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