Spaghetti & Meatballs Dog Food Recipe

If you are looking for healthy and raw dog food recipes that you can make at home then we have you covered.

At Healthy Active Pet we are passionate about pet health and pet nutrition and after discovering was was actually in commercial dog food we have made it our mission to educate pet owners on the health and nutrition benefits of a raw dog food diet

Our pet nutritionist has created a HEAP of nutritious recipes for dogs and cats and you can get full access to all of them as well as our pet health and wellness 4 week programs here

And this recipe for raw chicken and pork is a WINNER - Hodge tested (pic below) and he is a FAN!

The dog food recipes are designed to FUEL your dog with the best nutrition possible and ensure:

They are at a lean body weight
They have excellent digestion and gut health
They have firm poos
They have less farts
They have shiny coats
They have long term health

Plus you can see this recipe in our Ultimate Raw & Homemade recipe book here

And we have HEAPS of raw dog food recipe books to to help you and below is a dog food recipe from one of them. We hope you love it.

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Doggy feedback!

Hodge's owner, Hayley, says, "I made the spaghetti and meatballs but went child version and hid the veg inside the meatballs.

He absolutely smashed them! I broke them up as he has a habit of taking large things out of his bowl and breaking it up on the floor haha.

I also baked them as knew it would be easier to get them cooked through thoroughly :)"

Raw dog food recipe

Spaghetti & Meatball Recipe

Beef liver and cinnamon complement kangaroo in this recipe, offering a metabolism booting and nutrient rich combo.

Lean vegetables add a low calorie source of antioxidants, while chia and flax seeds offer fibre and help your dog stay full for longer.

INGREDIENTS

• 600gm kangaroo mince
• 60gm beef liver, finely diced
• 100gm eggs, beated
• 70gm zucchini
• 70gm carrot
• 60gm tomatoes, diced
• 5gm parsley, chopped
• 10gm sunflower oil
• 9gm flaxseeds, ground
• 9gm chia seeds
• 6gm eggshell/calcium
• 1gm cinnamon
• 0.5gm kelp powder

METHOD

Using a julienne peeler or spiraliser, make noodles out of the zucchini and carrots
If you don’t have a julienne peeler or spiraliser you can grate the vegetables and sautee, or simply add them to the meat mixture
Grind the flax seeds in a coffee grinder and place in a small bowl with the chia seeds
Stir 1/4 cup of water into the seeds and allow to thicken (add more if required to make a paste)
Place everything except the tomato, carrot and zucchini noodles in a bowl and mix thoroughly to combine
Using your hands, form meatballs with the mixture
Sautee the noodles with the diced tomato and set aside
Pan or airfry the meatballs if cooking
Serve the raw or cooked meatballs with some of the vegetable mixture