Best Home Recipes For Frenchies

If you want some excellent dog food recipes for French Bulldogs at home, you’ve come to the right place. This guide will instruct you on every aspect of cooking for Frenchies. Your Frenchie can try different foods as long as they don’t go against nutritional recommendations, with all the benefits and risks that come with that.

Let’s start with the basics of home-cooked recipes for French Bulldogs.

How to Cook Dog Food Recipes For French Bulldogs

Here are some things to keep in mind before you whip up one of our tried-and-true homemade Frenchie recipes:

• Determine a regular feeding time and stick to it.
• Meal prep every week or every month.
• Give your French Bulldog two meals per day and 3 to 4 times a day for puppies under 12 months.
• As your puppy grows, ensure you feed it the right amount of calories by keeping track of its weight.
• Depending on how many calories your dog needs, measure and limit the size of his meals.
• Excess meals can be frozen for two to three months or kept in the refrigerator for approximately five days.
• When there isn’t enough food, make a new batch.
• You can cook multiple batches and rotate meals in and out per your desire.

A Quinoa Salmon For your Frenchie

Salmon is great for Frenchies because it contains the protein, amino acids, and omega-3 fatty acids they need. It strengthens their immune system, reduces inflammation, and can even help stop skin allergies. This makes salmon an essential ingredient for balanced home-cooked dog treats.

When dogs don’t get enough essential amino acids, they can have health problems like weakened immune systems and allergies to their skin and fur.

This recipe has baked salmon, raw vegetables that have been shredded, and cooked quinoa. You can also switch it up by adding fiber, like with pureed pumpkin. Even the most notorious Frenchie, with a knack for being picky and skipping meals, may find it hard to resist this delicacy.

Raw Food for Your Frenchie

Raw food can be a delicacy for French Bulldogs, although it is not cooked in the traditional sense. Rabbit, salmon, duck neck, liver cubes, and vitamins of your choosing, or as specified by your vet, can hit all the right spots in your Frenchie’s nerves and belly. 

There’s an endless possibility to combine combinations of raw meals with dog food recipes for French Bulldogs. Another example of raw food is salmon, rabbit with bone, quail eggs, duck neck, coconut oil, sardine oil, MCT oil, vitamin E, apple cider vinegar, and green-lipped mussels. It’s smart, however, to be careful with some frozen raw foods.

Frozen Veggies For A Healthy Homemade Dog Meal

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While it might initially seem weird to give your puppy frozen veggies like carrots and cucumbers, it’s excellent to provide teething puppies. It’s also fun for older dogs to chew on.

Frozen vegetables’ fiber and other important vitamins make them a healthy and easy-to-make dog snack. You can cut up frozen apples, cucumbers, and spinach to give to your Frenchie.

However, it’s not all vegetables you can give to your dog. For instance, onions, raisins, and technically fruits like grapes are bad for dogs and should never be given to them.