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Originally Posted by veggienut  My Vet told me that I should not cook for the dog. Our food has so many ingredients that are not good for them, including chicken. I should pick a food and stick to it. Eventually, a dog will eat.
Then there are the added vitamins that the can shows, so that is what you couldn't put into the food you cook for them.
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Your vet would tell you that. Vets have very little education when it comes to nutrition- i'm not saying that to put down any vet- its just the truth- my vet included.
Chicken is the main ingredient i many dog foods- so to say that is it not good for our dogs- doesn't make a lot of sense. The meat I am feeding my dog is fit for human consumption. The meat that is in many dog food is by-product- the left over meat that is not fit for human consumption (feet, heads, cartilage, blood)
what you feed is your business and as long as you are happy feeding it- that's all that matters. But I just want people to know that there are other options and home cooking is a difficult option but a great one.
I didn't really understand what you said in the last sentence but you do have to supplement when you home cook.