Learn how to create complete and balanced homemade meals from a veterinarian with advanced training in pet nutrition.
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The Ultimate Guide to Homemade Pet Food
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Learn the basics of homemade dog food and get two sample recipes to try.
Vet-Created Recipes
Choosing healthy ingredients isn't enough. You need to know how to build a diet that actually meets your dog's nutritional needs.
95% of homemade pet food is missing vital nutrients
And that's where I come in!
I'm Dr. Hillary Wolfe, veterinarian and certified food therapist for pets.
You shouldn't need a nutrition degree to feel confident about what you're feeding your dog. But with so much conflicting information out there, it can be hard to know what to believe - and whether a recipe is actually going to provide all the nutrients they need.
So I created Tula Veterinary Nutrition to give pet guardians access to the knowledge, recipes, and tools they need to make homemade feeding both safe and practical.
Learn which ingredients can be swapped, which can't, and how to make changes without throwing off the nutritional balance.
How to make ingredient substitutions
Learn how to determine how much food your dog needs based on their individual calorie requirements.
How much homemade food to feed
Learn how to build complete and balanced recipes using the ingredients your dog loves and that fit your budget.
How to build balanced recipes with the ingredients you prefer
Understand which ingredients provide important nutrients and when supplements are needed to fill the gaps.
How to choose ingredients and supplements
What You Can Learn Here
"Since taking the Ultimate Guide to Homemade Pet Food, I now feel confident that I can create recipes for my dog.
The cost and time commitment are well worth the information gained. An absolutely crucial step to take when starting to cook for your pet!"
Emily W.
"My dog is a senior and I want to prolong her life, but was wasting time researching recipes.
The Ultimate Guide to Homemade Pet Food really opened my eyes to feeding my dog better meals. I think everyone should try this course - highly recommend it!
Heather G.
"I had three different recipes from another doctor, but then I took mini course and realized they were missing nutrients!
Now that's she on a balanced homemade diet, she has puppy energy, and I don't need to constantly Google to find homemade recipes. If you're thinking about enrolling, do it!
Somaieh A.
Here's What My Students Are Saying
Kibble is formulated to be complete and balanced, meaning it's meant to fulfill all of your dog's daily nutrient needs.
That said, there are several benefits to fresh food like less advanced glycation end products, full control over every ingredient, and potentially a more diverse and adaptable gut microbiome,
A properly formulated homemade diet typically requires specific supplements to make it complete and balanced.
Ingredients contribute different nutrients and calories, so swapping one ingredient for another can change the nutritional balance of a recipe. If you're using the ready-to-cook recipes in my free guide or my bundle, you will not be able to make substitutions without unbalancing the meal.
If you're interested in using different ingredients, I teach how to make substitutions safely inside The Ultimate Guide to Homemade Pet Food.
Additionally, the amount to feed will vary from recipe to recipe. Some will be more calorie-dense than others, so you'll need to adjust the portion size to provide the right amount of calories for your dog.
The Ultimate Guide to Homemade Pet Food teaches you how to build your own recipes, so you can customize them to your dog's needs, preferences, and your budget.
the FAQ
Have Questions?
Is homemade food healthier than kibble?
the FAQ
Do homemade diets need supplements?
Is there a way to try out the program?
Have Questions?
How do I know how much fresh food to feed?
What's the difference between the recipes and the course?
Ingredients contribute different nutrients and calories, so swapping one ingredient for another can change the nutritional balance of a recipe. If you're using the ready-to-cook recipes in my free guide or my bundle, you will not be able to make substitutions without unbalancing the meal.
If you're interested in using different ingredients, I teach how to make substitutions safely inside The Ultimate Guide to Homemade Pet Food.
Additionally, the amount to feed will vary from recipe to recipe. Some will be more calorie-dense than others, so you'll need to adjust the portion size to provide the right amount of calories for your dog.
The Ultimate Guide to Homemade Pet Food teaches you how to build your own recipes, so you can customize them to your dog's needs, preferences, and your budget.
A properly formulated homemade diet typically requires specific supplements to make it complete and balanced.
Kibble is formulated to be complete and balanced, meaning it's meant to fulfill all of your dog's daily nutrient needs.
That said, there are several benefits to fresh food when it's done properly - things like less advanced glycation end products, full control over every ingredient, and potentially a more diverse and adaptable gut microbiome,
