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So, I recently watched Katherine Heigl’s review on her homemade dog food and to be honest, I’m nothing short of intrigued! Didn’t you guys find it super inspirational how focused she is on their diets? Like us, pets should also have well-rounded meals for optimal wellbeing.
She shared some fantastic recipes too, didn’t she?! I mean, Chicken Delight – that sounded just yummy …for the dogs of course. 🤣 Also, gotta admit that DIY-ing your doggie’s food ensures you’re in total control of what goes in their tummies.
Big heads-up though – if any of you decide to go down this route, do make sure to consult with your vet beforehand. Each pooch has its unique set of dietary needs n’ allergies. So it’s key to keep them in consideration. 😉
Time for me to dash for now – got a batch of Heigl-suggested sweet potato chews in the oven for my fur babies! Woof woof 🐶
I got curious and tried out the Katherine Heigl dog food for my fur baby, Boomer. Honestly was really impressed with the quality. Boomer’s coat has been shinier than ever and he hasn’t had any digestive problems that he normally gets with other dog foods! It’s a bit more expensive than the usual stuff I buy but seeing how happy and healthy Boomer’s been, makes it worth every penny.
It’s also quite cool knowing that a part of the purchase goes to her animal foundation! Anyway, definitely recommend giving it a try if you’re thinking about it. Let me know how your pup likes it!
Catch y’all later,
PawsomeOwner98Ever since that review, I’ve been reading my pup’s food ingredients more closely. Never realized how many fillers and unspecified meats are in mainstream brands. Definitely gave me a wakeup call.
Anyone else felt the same way or maybe found some good alternatives? Always up for tips to keep my fur baby healthy!
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