Vitamin A –eggs, oily fish, liver
Vitamin D – No foods, ultraviolet light
Vitamin E –Apple, Pumpkin, greens, liver, chicken, turkey
Vitamin K – greens, cabbage, broccoli, organ meats, bananas, eggs, cheese, meat
Vitamin C – broccoli, greens
Vitamin B1 – oatmeal, liver, eggs, potatos
Vitamin B6 – potato, banana, chicken, oatmeal, trout, salmon, tuna, peanut butter
Riboflavin – oatmeal, broccoli, sweet potato, chicken, lamb, liver, turkey, veal, mackerel
Vitamin B12 – meat, eggs
Niacin – chicken, liver, flounder, salmon, swordfish
Pantothenic Acid – Broccoli, rice, coldwater fish (ovaries? Seriously)
Folic Acid – Grains, broccoli, peas, greens, egg, liver
Calcium - broccoli
Chromium - broccoli
Iodine – Egg, fish
Magnesium – Brown rice, lima beans
Phosphorus – oatmeal, chicken, lamb, liver, pork, turkey, veal, catfish, mackerel, salmon, lima beans
Potassium – bananas, fish, salmon, turkey, beas, greens, apricots
Zinc – pork, baked beans, chicken, kidney beans, oatmeal
Biotin – liver, eggs, oats
Choline – egg, broccoli, salmon, peanut butter
Inositol – oatmeal, veal, pork
I decided to make a list because while it's pretty easy to feed one dog, making sure two dogs have a good balance is a bit harder, I'll have to get on more of a schedule than I am now.
I try to vary the types of vegetables t hat I give my baby but I could definitely increase the amount of beans that she gets because it's slim to none. I'm a big fan of the canned mixed vegetables, really. I definitely need to get more broccoli because while I try to give her a good variety, I like to have the easiest foods around. Which are obviously oatmeal, chicken, eggs, and broccoli.
Some dogs have allergies with oats and oatmeal but my dog is fine with it.
(If I left out anything, please please let me know)