 Barked: Wed Oct 10, '12 10:28pm PST |
 | |  | | Meat plus some liver provides most of what a dog needs, add bone and there is the rest. Max's raw diet provides all but some vitamin E and manganese. He gets some zinc, omega 3s and magnesium as well because he doesn't get but 1.5% of his body weight. If I needed to cook Max's food I would simply substitute some pureed veggies and bone meal for the bone and continue to feed the same egg, meat and organ diet he is on now.
http://www.b-naturals.com/newsletter/low-glycemic/
There are some commercial products designed to balance home cooked diets. Balance It has one for meat only diets, I suspect that is what you are looking for. You can enter your pet's information and diet preference and get a recipe complete with nutrition analysis then you get to buy the stuff to balance it. Basically it is a vitamin/mineral mix much like the stuff that goes in kibble. Your vet would definitely approve this stuff, the original company was founded by some vets from Davis U. in California. I am surprised your vet hasn't suggested it.
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