1. Why should you freeze fresh pet food?

Freezing preserves nutrients while maintaining freshness - Two of the main reasons why people choose frozen foods over canned/packaged versions are for better flavor and increased nutritional value.

2. How long can homemade dog food last in the freezer?

Freshly cooked dog food can last up to four months when stored correctly at 0ºF (-18°C). It's important not only to understand how long you can keep your meals for but getting an idea of roughly how much they’ll eat during each meal so as not waste any precious home-made noms unnecessarily.

3. What is the proper way to freeze fresh dog food?

It's essential first & foremost always wear gloves if handling raw meats; once everything has been mixed go ahead and portion into servings using ice-cube trays (or small Tupperware containers) before placing these portions within ziplock bags labelled according what type of protein/calories/fats/etc used inside them individually along with today’s date so later down line even weeks or months past…

4. Can you reheat frozen homemade dog food?

It is safe to reheat frozen dog food, but it must be done correctly. The best way to thaw and warm up your pup's meals is by putting them in the refrigerator overnight or giving each portion a quick 30 seconds in the microwave (ensuring not piping hot for safety reasons). It’s important that temperatures are monitored along every step…

5. What type of fresh ingredients should I avoid when preparing my pet’s meals?

Some foods like avocados, chocolate, grapes, and onion could potentially harm puppies/dogs making them sick so just ensure they're never included within your prepared pet dishes/feedings as such can end poorly ('negative reinforcement'). Additionally always research any new recipes feeding long-term so fully understand overall nutritional composition thus informed decisions possible regarding what concoctions best work for specific breeds/ages/etc without…

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