Will my dog get enough nutrition if I cook for her instead of buy comercial good?

Probably not. It is very difficult to calculate the proper amounts of essential nutrients, which a good quality commercial dog food will have. There is really no reason to cook food for your dog, but if you are determined, there are nutritionists who can help you to formulate a healthful diet--they should be PhD level practitioners, however.

Hello and thank you for reaching out to Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. Homemade diets are very difficult to make properly and ensure your pet is getting the correct nutrients and vitamins. If you insist on cooking homemade food for Bode, I recommend consulting with a Veterinary Nutritionist to determine a recipe for home cooked food. They will be able to determine exactly what nutrients and vitamins Bode needs based on his age, breed and lifestyle. Dogs do not have the same nutritional needs as humans, so his diet should be created by a veterinary nutritionist. Lastly, there is nothing wrong with feeding commercial dog food diets. In fact, the large brand names (Hills, Purina, Pedigree, Beneful, Blue Buffalo) do a significant amount of research to ensure their diets are complete and balanced. This makes it less time consuming, safer (and cheaper) for pet owners to feed their pets. I hope this is helpful!