THE HOMEMADE DOG FOOD COURSE

Homemade Dog Food.
Made Manageable.

From ingredient shopping to your next batch. Learn a practical routine for preparing, portioning, and storing your dog’s meals.

7 video lessons · Practical guides · Lifetime access

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A Practical System, from Shopping to Serving

Homemade feeding takes planning. Follow a step-by-step approach to ingredient sourcing, batch preparation, portioning, and storage.

Plan your food budget

Explore ingredient-sourcing ideas and the instructor’s cost breakdown. Use the worksheets to work out your own batch costs. Your total depends on local prices, ingredient choices, supplements, and your dog’s portions.

Prepare ahead

Follow an assembly demonstration and learn how to organize meals for later serving. Start with a manageable batch and choose the storage method that suits your space.

Freezing or optional pressure canning

The course covers both methods separately. You can follow the freezing lessons without choosing the pressure-canning option.

What You Get

Seven modules with seven video lessons, plus written lessons, practical guides, and worksheets. Follow the course in order or revisit the part you need.

  • Ingredient planning: food-category guidance, a dog-friendly food list, and the Build Your Dog’s Bowl worksheet.
  • Budget planning: ingredient-sourcing ideas, a cost-breakdown lesson, and worksheets.
  • Batch-preparation demonstration: follow the preparation and assembly process.
  • Portioning and storage: guidance on organizing meals, freezing, optional pressure canning, and serving.
  • Lifetime access: watch at your own pace and return for a refresher.

Making Your Own Dog Food

  1. Module 1: Why Real Food Matters

    4 lessons
    1. Down to 2 Earth Values
    2. Issues with Kibble
    3. Health Risks of Kibble
    4. Advantages of Homemade Dog Food
  2. Module 2: Building a Balanced Bowl

    5 lessons
    1. Categories of Food
    2. Possible Ingredients
    3. The Ratio from Each Category
    4. Things to Keep Out
    5. Worksheet
  3. Module 3: Ingredient Sourcing the Down-2-Earth Way

    3 lessons
    1. My Cost Breakdown
    2. Economic Ingredient Sourcing Ideas
    3. Worksheet
  4. Module 4:  Assembly Demo

    3 lessons
    1. My Ingredient Choices
    2. How I Prepare It
    3. How to Prepare & Mix 2 Months of Food
  5. Module 5: Freezing Option

    4 lessons
    1. Cooking, Before or After
    2. Methods of Cooking
    3. Freezing A Week's Worth or Individual Servings
    4. Container & Bag Options
  6. Module 6: Canning Option: Shelf-Stable Pressure Canning Process

    2 lessons
    1. Supplies
    2. Steps in the Process
  7. Module 7: Conclusion and Serving Instructions

    1 lesson
    1. Conclusion and Serving

A FIRST LOOK INSIDE · MODULE 1

Watch a 45-second preview of “Down to 2 Earth Values.”
Press play for sound.

A Few Things to Know

Is this a course or a food delivery service?

This is an online course with video lessons and supporting resources. Ingredients and equipment are purchased separately.

Do I need to pressure-can the food?

No. Freezing and pressure canning are separate options. Follow the freezing lessons if you prefer not to can.

Can I learn at my own pace?

Yes. Your one-time payment includes lifetime access. Pause, replay, and revisit the lessons whenever you need them.

What will my homemade food cost?

Costs depend on local prices, ingredients, supplements, and portion sizes. The sourcing and cost-breakdown lessons help you plan your own budget.

Is this a personalized diet plan?

This is general education about preparing and storing homemade dog food. Speak with your veterinarian about a nutritionally complete recipe suited to your dog, especially for puppies or dogs with medical needs.

THE COMPLETE COURSE

Make Homemade Feeding Part of Your Routine

A practical path from ingredient shopping to preparing, portioning, and storing your next batch.

  • All 7 video lessons
  • Practical guides and worksheets
  • Lifetime access, at your own pace

ONE-TIME PAYMENT

US$34.99

Full course access.
No subscription or recurring charges.

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