Image by Elisabeth Guggenberger from Pixabay Is Homemade Pet Food Better for Your Pets Than Store-Bought? In light of frequent pet food recalls and rising economic pressures, many pet owners are reconsidering the use of commercial pet food. Concerns about safety and affordability are prompting some to explore homemade alternatives. Regardless of the reasons, the primary goal remains to provide pets with the best possible care. This raises the question: Is homemade pet food superior to store-bought options, and how can you ensure your pets receive the necessary nutrients? The key consideration is meeting your pet's nutritional requirements, whether through homemade or commercial food. It is essential to ensure that the food, regardless of its source, contains vital nutrients such as vitamins E and B12, iron, riboflavin, choline, thiamine, and calcium. Foods to Avoid for Pets Certain foods are toxic and potentially fatal to cats and dogs, including chocolate, caffeine, alcohol, onion...