Salt causes high blood presure in dogs.

No Onions and no sugar.

So you want a home cooked diet? It would be troublesome so best you prepare everything during weekend, freeze it and package it in small bags so that it is easier for you to thaw and cook each day.

The best is give your dog a variety. I will list down a variety of food for you dog but make sure you ratio it yourself.

You can buy mince meat. Beef or chicken or pork. Cook it in a little water, no oil if possible. You can give rice, some use pasta as carbohydrate. You will need to add some offal in the food so I suggest you get chicken liver, pig's heart, chicken heart, tripe and pig's liver. Alternate this every week and only feed TWICE a week, too much offal will make your dog get too much vitamin A, bad for the dog in long term.

Your dog will also need some ruffage. Puree some vege in a blender. You can use broccoli, spinach, carrots, green peas, apples, pears, choy sum... any leafy greens.

So for your dog's meal, it would be 1 portion meat, 1 portion rice, 2 tablespoons of vege puree. Mix this well with a teaspoon of Olive oil or Canola oil. Do not feed raw meat, remember, cooked meat only and it is best if mince meat, cooks faster and easier to digest.

Wei, crazymouse ok lah.... but crazy mouth? Hahahah....

Oh yah... left this out. Once a week you can give a cooked egg. Scrambled or hard boiled. You can also give your dog some yogurt, my dogs love yogurt hehehe....

If your dog have soft stool, you can add some oat bran. Also, a natural dewormer and good for digestion is pumkin.

Your dog won't take the puree vege? I tricked my dog before, take the vege puree and mix with the cooked meat juices and mix with his rice. Then he finished everything hahaahh....