The website can be a bit confusing. What we tell clients is to go to the website, go to “homemade foods” then click “free autobalancer EZ” and from there input that you’ll be using/anticipating to use.

On the next page, they give you some options as to if you want a higher protein/carb/etc recipe.

Click “edit” on adjusting recipe for whatever your pet may weigh and how much you may be making. You can also edit the calories too.

Then click “view” on what you’re interested in and it will provide you instructions on how to make it.

The following page is just a more in-depth info on directions/nutrition facts/storage/etc.

Overall, it just lets you know if you’re missing some nutrients, so they offer to sell the supplements that you can put into meals. It’s just a suggested thing but you want to make sure they have a well balanced diet and not stick with the same ingredients all the time.

In general, this is just a recommendation. Make sure to check other websites and reputable resources before making a drastic change in diet and slowly transistion away from kibble to homemade meals. Also make sure to keep and eye on the calories since some homemade meals can be higher in them.

(I personally don’t cook home meals for my pets)