Description
Reading a book is one thing, and using it in practice is another. I know perfectly well what it’s like to start from scratch – everything is new, difficult and just seems inaccessible. That’s why I created the portal dietetykzwierzecy24.pl on which m.in are located. carmculators. It is thanks to them that you will be able to use your knowledge to 100%.
What does the “I’ll tell you what to put in a dog’s bowl” + access to the platform provide?
It’s more than just a print and the ability to enter the website. Above all, it is a complete way to understand and change the nutrition of your pets.
The book is an essential base – a foundation that will initiate your development in the field of dog nutrition. Access to the portal, on the other hand, allows you to maintain an active attitude in learning. You can test everything you will find in the book right here. Calculators will help you calculate your need for food, water or treats in a quick and simple way. Articles will complement other issues, webinars will give space to ask questions, and recipes will show that your dog’s menu doesn’t have to be the same every day.
Who is this package aimed at?
Anyone who wants to take care of a dog in a conscious way. Is it for people who want to:
- feed well, according to demand,
- know how many treats can be served during the day,
- take care of proper supplementation,
- take into account physical activity,
- reduce or eliminate the symptoms of food allergy,
- regularly expand their knowledge, e.g. with recipes for home-cooked meals or new issues mentioned in webianars and articles.
It doesn’t matter if you are already an experienced caregiver or just planning to adopt a dog. Everyone will find something for themselves here – from the basics to the more complicated content.
Why trust me?
I am an animal nutritionist, psychologist, zoopsychologist, behaviorist and breeder. Currently, my furry family consists of 7 Central Asian Shepherds and 2 Brazilian Terriers. I gained knowledge on numerous, certified courses, reading scientific publications and raising many animals “under one roof”. I am also a member of the European Society of Veterinary and Comparative Nutrition and cooperate with Ethoplanet – Ethological Training and Advisory Center. I put all my experience on paper to help owners, veterinarians and future dietitians. I tell you more about my development and the idea for the book in the video below.
If you have not known at least once what food to choose, how much your dog should eat and how to help him, e.g. during indigestion or food allergy, then I invite you to join my community.
Do you have any questions? Contact me by phone or email – I will tell you about my products and dispel any doubts.
About the author – Bożena Wróblewska
Bożena Wróblewska – psychologist, animal nutritionist and behaviorist, professionally and privately associated with the world of dogs for over 20 years.

- Member of the European Society of Veterinary and Comparative Nutrition.
- He cooperates with Ethoplanet – Ethological Training and Advisory Center.
- She has completed several specialist courses and trainings in the field of zoopsychology, behaviorism, animal dietetics and first aid for dogs and cats.
- She runs a breeding of Central Asian Shepherds with her husband and is a caretaker of Brazilian terriers.
- The author of the portal dietetykzwierzecy24.pl with innovative “Karmkulators” – a tool for calculating the energy needs of dogs and cats.
- For years, he has been popularizing a conscious approach to dog and cat nutrition, combining scientific knowledge with everyday practice.
- Her book “I’ll tell you what to put in a dog’s bowl” is a summary of her experience working with owners, specialists and many years of living in a large dog family.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does the book contain ready-made recipes for dogs?
Yes — you’ll find some proven recipes for home-cooked meals and tips for preparing, storing, and baking. Each recipe has clear proportions and takes into account balancing.
Are specific health problems of dogs addressed?
Yes — I discuss allergies and food intolerances, sensitive stomach, skin and joint problems. Always consult your veterinarian if you have symptoms.
Can I find information about publicly available foods and labels?
Yes — I explain the differences between complete and complementary foods, forms (dry, wet, semi-moist) and how to read the analytical composition and compare the feeds.
Does the book discuss cooking for a dog at home?
Yes — I show you how to balance meals, count energy needs and when to include supplements. There are also practical tips (weight differences before/after processing, portion planning).
Will the book help you assess whether my dog is eating the right amount?
Yes — you will learn to calculate portions according to weight, activity and goal (maintenance / reduction / growth) and recognize underweight, normal weight, overweight and obesity.
Will I learn to read food labels?
Yes — I explain the indicators of protein, fat, fiber, ash and moisture and how to compare foods “dry matter”.
Does the book contain information about products prohibited for dogs?
Yes — you’ll find a list of foods to avoid (e.g., chocolate, grapes, onions), with a brief explanation of “why” and what to do after consumption.
Can I do without expertise?
Yes — the content is written simply and practically. Each chapter ends with specific tips so that you can act right away.
Table of contents
- Balanced Dog Meal
- Nutritional guidelines for dogs and cats
- Nutrients in the diet of dogs and cats
- Nutrient Highlights
- Water
- Protein in a dog’s diet – quantity and quality of protein
- Fats in the dog’s diet
- Carbohydrates as an important group of nutrients
- Vitamins and minerals in a dog’s diet
- Food allergies and intolerances
- Definitions
- Symptoms of food allergy
- Elimination diet
- List of the most common allergens in a dog
- Predisposed breeds
- Choosing a diet for your dog
- Introduction
- Ready-to-use commercial foods
- Wet and dry veterinary food
- Classification of foods according to their quality
- Composition and analytical composition of the feed
- Meals cooked for a dog
- BARF Home Meals
- BARF Meals
- Delicacies
- Other products from our kitchen, including products prohibited for dogs
- Dog’s energy requirements and appearance assessment
- Dog’s energy needs and sources of energy origin
- Meal size
- Assessing the appearance of the dog
- Dog surroundings and eating a meal
- Types of bowls
- Bowl hygiene
- Meal hygiene – what to pay attention to
- Recipes for home-cooked meals – cooking and storage
- Recipes for homemade meals
- Preparing meals for a dog for longer – pasteurization and weeding
- Composition of supplements from recipes
- Attachments – tables and diagrams
Number of pages: 188
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 978-83-970913-1-3













