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Hello Husky Squad! I'm very interested in your course, but our situation is a bit unique and I have a question, if you would be so kind. Our Fred is a 3 year old male Husky/Shiba Inu. I transitioned him to raw about a month ago, but because of all the overwhelming information and the fact that Fred will not eat chicken or turkey, I could not afford to keep buying him 90% lean ground beef. I was also concerned about making his meals balanced. So, for now we have subscribed to We Eat Raw until I can get this figured out. Again, he will only eat the beef, so that also concerns me. Would your course be helpful for us since Fred is already eating raw? And, does the course also cover how to ensure meals are balanced? Thank you so much, I look forward to hearing from you.
@@wendywickenhauser7464 hi there! All great questions. Yes, the Kibble to Raw course will address picky eating, balanced meals, how you can DIY, tips to save money and so much more. A good percentage of our members fed raw already when they joined the course, and they did so for the same reasons as you - especially with making sure meals are balanced and complete. We look forward to have you both in our course! Join here: kibbletoraw.com
@@huskysquad Thank you so much for your reply! I have started the Kibble to Raw Food course, and am looking forward to it and a healthier life for Fred! I am reaching out for a little advice. As I said before, Fred has been on raw for about a month. First an expensive homemade meal, and now the beef meal from We Feed Raw until we learn how to do it ourselves affordably. He's been on We Feed Raw for almost 2 weeks. Yesterday, although he gobbled up his meals, he vomited about 4 hours after breakfast and about 2 hours after dinner. Today he's only had his breakfast, and has not vomited, but just isn't himself. He doesn't want to play ball, which we do every afternoon. I wouldn't say he's lethargic, but off. Any suggestions until I can get through the course? Sorry to be a pain!
@@wendywickenhauser7464 I’m glad you joined the course! It’s going to benefit you so much! I think you may want to hold off on feeding raw until you learn how to do it properly. In the course, we guide you how to heal the gut and do this transition gently. If he’s not feeling better already, I recommend booking an appointment with a nearby holistic veterinarian ❤️
With my aussie - just switched him directly. no transition. he had some issues on the kibble. i decided i am done with that and switched. just fed him 1-2 days smaller amount. he pooped bricks right away. never had a stomach issues since that
Sometimes it's important to make the switch rapidly and you did amazing! However, with most dogs, we see best results through a gradual and intentional transition 💜
Thank you for talking about this very important topic. I feed my pug and 2 cats raw and they are so healthy and have the softest, silkiest fur. I am actually a vegan, and I often laugh to myself because I have freeze-dried cow lung or chicken pieces in my coat pockets for their treats, and I get up early every morning to feed them their icky raw food with blood in it. lol!! However, I am so grateful to have access to this food and be feeding them humanely raised species-appropriate food. I mostly feed them a brand called Big Country Raw, which has all the added nutrients that they need to make it a complete meal. Our local pet store sells it. I keep a very small bag of dog and cat kibble for treats and for a backup plan in case the power goes out or if we ever had some sort of emergency.
I'm so glad you're feeding your fur-kids the nutrition they are meant to eat. That is true compassion somehow some others fail to practice. Our fur kids entirely depend in us for their nutrition and it's our responsibility from the moment we commit to bring them home. Hahah! I can relate to treats in your pocket. I find those and dog poop bags in all my pockets :D High quality, healthy, humanly raised, hunted or fished is what we go for too. Kibble can be a good back up, just be sure to watch out for the expiration date. We have 4 bags of freeze dried raw for emergencies. Sending all of you love :)
@@huskysquad thank you, I keep the kibble in the freezer because I hardly ever use it lol freeze dried raw is a great backup too that I use. And yeah, vegan food keeps me very healthy but these babies are carnivores and that's what they need to eat. I always compare a vegan dog diet with trying to make a horse a meat eater, it's not natural. Hugs and love to you and your furbabies from chilly Saskatchewan, Canada 🤗🤗
Bless you for sharing this topic my friends, it’s so kind of you to show us how to prepare kibble and raw food for the squad, and how you serve it for them you are an expert my friend I’m so proud of you. If I came to visit you one day I’d help you prepare food for the squad you’re a great teacher my friend.
What an incredibly inspiring story of Nikolai and Kimahri about switching them from Kibble to raw food. Thank you for inspiring me to finally sign up for the Kibble to Raw course. I just joined earlier today and I’m so excited! You guys did an amazing job with the layout. It’s beautiful and such a pleasure to study. The first 3 chapters are GOLD and I can already tell I’m going to learn a lot. I’m not going to lie, I’ve been wanting to switch to raw food for years, but I’ve been overwhelmed about cost, and above all I didn’t want to make mistakes. Thank you for creating this and helping me get over my procrastination. I’m excited to feed my dog real food and toss that kibble in the trash.
Hello my dear Husky Squad I just signed up for the course but I forgot to use it the discount code Nicola’s. I so happy to join you so beautiful family. ❤❤❤❤🐾🐾🐾🐾
great question! eggshells are highly nutritious and beneficial for dogs, why throw it out! The complete egg provides the complete benefit. However, I only feed shells from organic eggs because conventional eggs are often washed on bleach. We teach all of that and so much more in our Kibble to Raw Course & meal plan: www.huskysquad.com/sp/ktr-1-eg-welcome/
Our 11-month-old Pomeranian has Blue Buffalo kibble in the morning and freeze-dried raw at night. When we got her as a tiny puppy she came with Purina One and I HATED it, she wasn't even eating properly, she was a snacker and because of it she struggled to put on proper weight so I slowly added freeze-dried raw to her diet, and she began eating proper meals, she also skipped the puppy uglies entirely which is funny because both of her parents had the puppy uglies and it was terrible lol. The vet doesn't like that we give her freeze-dried raw at all and suggests we stick with kibble, but the raw diet has done so much good for our dog. Her coat is healthy, she no longer has dandruff, she stopped having watery stools, etc. My husband is glad I suggested it and told me he wants to keep her on it. The only reason we give her kibble in the morning is to help keep her teeth clean but we may add bone broth to it.
You’re on the right track! Follow your intuition to feed healthy. Keep in mind however, kibble actually causes dental plaque over time - and it’s the right raw meaty bone, and a fully raw food diet that keeps teeth very clean and healthy. You can do more research online, and if you need help, check out HuskySquad.com for more resources.
We adopted a GSD back in 2017 that was bone thin, losing hair, and had constant diarrhea and vomiting. On top of this, he had constant yeast infections on his skin and in his ears, and nothing would help. There was a day soon after we adopted him that we understood that if we kept on feeding him kibble at that time, he would die. That day awakened something in me that was always there, but kept under the surface. We decided to start him raw cold turkey, leaning heavily on raw goat milk, bone broth, and bone in his meals to help solidify his poop. And we moved him away from store-bought chicken meat and chicken eggs to things like duck, whole fish, lamb, goat, and ground bison. A hunter friend then started dropping off venison parts to us after they'd processed everything for their family. And we added in a variety of microgreens that are known to produce anti-cancer activity in the body. Slowly he began to get better, to the point that he could rip and run and wrestle with our other large GSD. Our problem was that it was expensive and time-consuming...so we started researching about homesteading. We figured that it could be much cheaper and more consistent if we actually raised a lot of the food for him. Then we could transition our other dogs onto raw more quickly / easily and it could help us reduce our own grocery costs and eat a healthier human diet. After a LOT of research we began raising quail and meat rabbits, and growing a lot of our own veg. Now that we're moving to a new home where we can actually expand, we'll be raising chickens, and we're looking into creating a small, regenerative fish farm with catfish. And on a larger scale, we've decided to build a regenerative farm business and have purchased an acreage to be able to expand into dairy goats, pigs, possibly sheep, and a larger variety of poultry (ducks, turkeys, geese, and larger quail and chicken flocks). We want to help humans eat better as well, while also producing a variety of proteins that can be suitable for dogs, cats, ferrets, and carnivorous or omnivorous reptiles. As a side note, our livestock guardian dogs don't do well on kibble either. One was adopted and was sent home with a small trial bag of science diet, which we promptly threw away. The LGDs mostly experience diarrhea and dehydration, but one of the females will loose hair and develop skin issues as well on kibble. I feel that all dogs can benefit from raw feeding done correctly, but most especially ancient breeds and Northern breeds (who we understand from research ate a lot of raw fish and whatever they could catch (small mammals like rabbits). I also feel like the variety we're able to give through raw feeding helps to provide a wider variety of trace minerals and nutrients, and reduces potential sensitivity to any one type of protein. We also tend to add in raw green tripe, raw goat milk, different types of bone broth, and the blood from the meat to help keep their guts healthy. Like you all, I just feel SO much better raising and growing the foods they eat and knowing what's in everything.
I love your Kibble to Raw story with your GSD and what you have in mind for the future. Your passion to save his life is relatable, this is how we felt when Kimahri was diagnosed with cancer. I was going to do (and we did) everything in our power to heal her from within, instead of just addressing the symptoms. Every dog parent has the ability to do this when taken the time to learn what a dog needs to thrive, and we all know kibble is not it. Everybody's circumstances and living situations are different, and we're so happy you're achieving your homesteading goals. I too love growing our own food and I can't wait to expand more in the future. For now, we're very happy with the way feed our pups. We source through all kinds of ways, but I love feeding them food we've butchered, hunted, and fished ourselves. It feels amazing! Overall, our cost is less than what we paid for premium kibble before Kimahri had cancer. Our message to fellow dog parents is that EVERYONE can do this, in the best way that suits their lifestyle most - and every dog parent deserves to have the knowledge to go beyond kibble. Our students are from all over the world, and everyone has their own inspiring success story, wether they live rural, city, and everything in between. Sending so much love to you all - and we're so happy about your success story with your beloved dog 😍
This is very normal. You're not the only one! We invite you to read stories and concerns from dog parents like you: www.huskysquad.com/kibble-to-raw-reviews/
Do you give any supplements for ACL injuries? My dog had an injury but can walk fine on it now after a few months, runs etc, but i can hear her knees click going up stairs... sounds like her front joints crack as well. She's on raw food and a standard joint supplement. Thank you.
Hi there, friend! I'm sorry about your dog's injury. I would be cautious and provide extra support (like hydrotherapy, cold laser, etc) to prevent re-injury. I'm so glad you already feed raw! As long as it's balanced well according to what dogs need, that's the best start! Good work :) Read this blog for everything we did for our boy Tidus, including all the supplements and treatments: www.huskysquad.com/blog/healing/dog-acl-recovery-without-surgery/ Sending love and healing your way ❤
I've been searching for info or links that show where you bought your tiny house or the parts for it. Would you mind sharing the link, and including it in your info section? Would be much appreciated, thanks! Beautiful house and dogs!
Hi Laura! We didn’t include the builder because they were an absolute disaster to work with, and we didn’t want anyone else to go through the problems we had with them. They built based on our design instructions, so if you’re looking for design help, I’m happy to work with you 🤎 you can email me to hello@huskysquad.com
@@huskysquad Thanks so much! I am saving your contact information for future reference, hoping to be able to build one of these when I can get some land!! : )
My dog mix breed but ive been feeding hwr raw for about a month. She has cushings disease. She loves the raw but want to do any thing that will help her and make the food that has all she needs in it to be nutricially right for her. I would love to take the course. Thanks
Wow you are amazing with your pup! We’ll e excited for you to learn from the course so you can feel confident that your feeding your pup healing food. Go to HuskySquad.com where you can join us there ❤️
Hi Kristi! Your travels sound amazing with your pups. We have a dedicated video for this subject. Have a look here: th-cam.com/video/2sVCBuKV-nY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lK4G9W5lB8JjRI6M
That’s a great question! Every dog is an individual, and with your intuition- you will see when your dog looks healthy with a slight waistline when looking from above down. You begin with an approximate amount based on your current dog’s weight, then adjust if needed after a couple of weeks. If you need help, you can always join our community of dog parents in the course on kibbletoraw.com
Such a wonderful video share. Thank you for this inspirational content. I had lost my dog due to hip cancer (he had a long happy life - 15yrs). When I'm ready for my next dog, I'd love to feed a natural diet. Is a raw food diet preferred over a cooked foods diet?
Do you freeze the meat before giving it to them? I heard pork has to be frozen for 3 weeks. I'm new to this, my boxer has terrible skin allergies. What meat is the best for skin allergies? I was taking him to the vet to get shots. It started every 6 months to 1x a month. It was $100 each time. 😞
Those are all great questions and I’m so glad you’re inquiring about leveling up your pups diet. Skin allergies are so common when our dogs are not eating a species correct diet. Yes, you do absolutely need to freeze all meats before feeding, and the best meats for your pups depends on various individual factors, healing from current ailments, and other aspects. For sensitive pups, I would definitely not begin with pork. Those shots sound awful and highly likely just masking the symptoms for now without addressing the root cause, healing, and true nourishment. This is why we built the Kibble to Raw course. It has the healing aspect, all the learning, identifying your pup as an individual for proper nourishment, and a gentle 15 week transition meal plan you’ll mold to the healing and transition needs for each pup. You’ll feel empowered to make all the decisions confidently as a dog mom. Have a look here and you’ll see exactly what you’ll learn: www.huskysquad.com/kibble-to-raw/ chin up! This will get better for both of you as soon as you begin the process! We made it past cancer with our Kimahri in 2018 because of real food( she will be 13 soon!) you’ll make it with your pup too! 🫂❤️ you got this 👊
I have never fed kibble but I have the same situation with our new pup.,He will get diarrhea all of a sudden from something new he just ate. It could be a piece of cheese I dropped in the floor. I'm really interested in seeing what exactly you did to turn around the diarrhea and heal his microbiome although I have fed raw for 15 yrs to my other dogs that never had a problem like he does.
Hi Gisela! Wow, you're amazing for feeding raw all this time :) Lucky pups! Intuitively, like you - I would think of his gut, but also food specific based on his needs. Sometimes the food source can also be an issue. Does he show any other symptoms? Anyone with gut issues (and the type of issues can vary) will have a hard time with many foods, and they'll absorb a lot fewer nutrients too. Do you have a holistic vet by your side? How old is he?
@@huskysquad He was a Covid puppy. No holistic vets around but have recently working long distance with one. His htma shows very low Vit/min as you said. He also has issues with infections such as coccidia. I'm looking at 14 days of Albon, prescribed but terrified of ruining his gut. Have you ever had to deal with this? He is such a picky eater as it is.
Could i please get more information on what you did for your first dog who had the cancer, i just found out mine has it and im not sure if i should transition right away or what to do
@@cailiesanders4311 I’m so sorry mama wolf! Be strong and yes we transitioned immediately, said no to surgery and amputation - and found a holistic veterinarian to help with TCM and a natural protocol. In the course, skip the initial transition weeks and go right away to raw. Once you join the course, contact our team to help you with going to the transition weeks. If you don’t have a local TCM vet, gather all the tests and info from your vet and book an appointment with our cancer vet DrKeithWeingardt.com 🫶 stay positive and strong! That’s what you and your pup needs! ❤️
Highly interested in this. We have a siberian husky pup that will be turning 5 months this month. He is definitely a handful, and we are trying our best. We love him so much and want the best life possible for him. My husband and I work full time but someone is always home with him due to telework. The raw food concept sounds very appealing. Our boy loves to eat, and he loves his kibble. Of course I am always interested to know if there is something better. How do you prevent/minimize exposure to bacteria in raw food? This is our biggest concern when considering a transition. We don't want him to get ill. When we first got him he had diarrhea. I had to give him a bland diet and experiment with a few protein sources that his tummy could tolerate. Eventually we transitioned him to a kibble that he did well with. We also notice he sometimes vomits in the mornings. Usually it's bile and we try to feed him late at night to minimize the chances of too much build up in his stomach overnight. We feed him kibble about four times a day for this reason (about a half cup each time according to the kibble recommendations). Interested to hear more.
What amazing parents you both are to your young husky to care for him so closely with the issues he’s been having. Kibble is highly processed, and unfortunately no matter how much we try, our pups bellies don’t do well on them. Sometimes issues appear sooner, sometimes they take some years to develop - but ultimately, eating kibble is like living life purely on cereal or energy bars. It’s not fresh, lacks variety, and true species correct nutrition. Your concern about safety is extremely common. We actually have a dedicated section in the course where we share with you all the safety and food handling details to guarantee your success. You’ll feel very confident with the entire process once you complete the course. We have thousands of Kibble to Raw graduates, and no one has ever reported a food safety problem after graduating. You can read more about other dog parents experiences here: www.huskysquad.com/kibble-to-raw-reviews/
Will you need a meat processor for the meals in the kibble to raw course also will the course help source places to buy the raw meat needed for your dog?
Hi Delilah 👋 great questions! Yes, we cover all the sourcing questions in Kibble to Raw! As far as a meat grinder - you can if you want to do 100% DIY, but you don’t have to. We teach you every possible method to feed real food that fits your budget and lifestyle. All our members choose the options in the course that fits them best. Once you join the course and study all the chapters, you can contact us if you have any questions. we’re always happy to help! You transitioning successfully is our ultimate goal 🫶 definitely enroll before 11PM today so you can get the new years offer: HuskySquad.com/kibble-to-raw we look forward to guide you every step of the way 💛
Thank you for responding I just joined the course and I’m so excited to learn as much as I can from you guys and looking forward to giving my boy a diet he deserves ❤
@@delilahmejia8619 we’re so excited for your amazing adventure to go raw with your pup 🐺🫶 we can’t wait to guide you every step of the way and read your success story when you two graduate ❤️
Thank you for this amazing video. I am thinking of transitioning my husky to raw. He has been developing some health issues I want to addressed. If you don’t mind me asking, where did you order your turkey blend from?
We're so glad this video is inspiring and helpful to you! I'm sorry to read about the health issues with your husky. Switching to raw will be the health transformation you're seeking for your dog. We've lived all over the USA and two continents - so we source our components through local pet food stores, butchers, small family farms, and so much more. However, the most important aspect of the food is understanding what the components are of a dog specific diet, and what your dog needs as an individual, especially when you're needing to heal health problems. We cover all of this in our Kibble to Raw Course, and we also show you how to source food no matter where you live, and on every budget. Our course also includes a gentle 15 week transition meal plan to help your dog transition with great success. Here are your next steps to make it happen: www.huskysquad.com/sp/kibble-to-raw/ref/yths
Hi there! I’m sorry but we’re unable to provide support on social media. You can always reach out to our help team on HuskySquad.com. You’ve been provided all the support links and information in the emails when you made the purchase.
We don't feed a particular brand. We use a large variety and also DIY. We teach all of this and so much more in our Kibble to Raw Course: www.huskysquad.com/sp/ktr-1-eg-welcome/
Hello Husky Squad! I'm very interested in your course, but our situation is a bit unique and I have a question, if you would be so kind. Our Fred is a 3 year old male Husky/Shiba Inu. I transitioned him to raw about a month ago, but because of all the overwhelming information and the fact that Fred will not eat chicken or turkey, I could not afford to keep buying him 90% lean ground beef. I was also concerned about making his meals balanced. So, for now we have subscribed to We Eat Raw until I can get this figured out. Again, he will only eat the beef, so that also concerns me. Would your course be helpful for us since Fred is already eating raw? And, does the course also cover how to ensure meals are balanced? Thank you so much, I look forward to hearing from you.
Great question, Khristopher. Yes, we feed twice a day. You can learn more how to transition properly here: www.huskysquad.com/sp/kibble-to-raw/ref/yths
Your husky knows what real food is! That's a great start! The Kibble to Raw course will help you make sure you're covering all the nutritional needs, and also fully switch to raw based on your dog's individual needs. Here's the course, and check out the current holiday sale we have! www.huskysquad.com/sp/ktr-1-eg-welcome/
Hey guys! We have 2 huskies and I've been cooking their food,however, my male husky is always have diarrhea now and it's pretty concerning to me... I tried to discuss this with the vet they have and asking if I can do a raw diet and the vet completely shut me down-_-. I want to do this program but what I want to know is can it be used when I Cook their food to transition to raw? Happy new years :)!
Hi Emily! Happy New Year to you too! We're so sorry to read about the troubles you're having with your husky, and especially how the vet shut you down when you asked about raw. Most conventional vets don't study nutrition and they sadly don't know anything past kibble. To answer your question: Absolutely. Kibble to Raw will guide you to transition from any current diet to an easy, nutrient-dense raw food diet. We also teach you how to understand each pup as an individual, and their food needs so you can reverse health issues and help your dog thrive. Learn more here: (and take advantage of the New Year's offer too before it expires) www.huskysquad.com/sp/kibble-to-raw/ref/yths We look forward to guiding you every step of the way!
@@huskysquad Yes it was discouraging the vet poo poo'd me away about it lol. Ok awesome! Thank you so much and that puts me at ease knowing it will be fine going forward to do the program :)
I like the idea of feeding raw and I know my dog will benefit from it, however, even if this course will help with my side of things, I don't agree with the price and limited access you give. If I'm going to spend almost $200 for this, I want to be able to access it years down the line (for any new dog I would get) and be able to see all the updates yall will post. I don't want to only have access to it for a year with what I can only assume will prompt you to pay another $200 at the end of that year in order to keep it.
Hi Janelle! Your intuition is correct. Your dog will highly benefit from a fresh, real food diet. I can also understand your concern about the price, but I can assure you (and so can over 100 members who have given this course five-star raving reviews) that you'll get way more from our Kibble to Raw course than just a meal plan. Kibble to Raw packs a ton of knowledge to learn the principles of feeding any dog raw, why, and how. Most resources out there are filled with confusion and you will still walk away not understanding the foundation. In Kibble to Raw, you'll get to know what your dog needs as an individual based on their specific needs and you'll know how to feed any dog real food, for always. On top of that, it teaches you the principles of holistic living and how to find resources no matter where you live in the world. Additionally, the meal plan is not your average daily recipe to follow. It's intentionally built to heal your dog's gut, transition gently, and is completely customizable to your dog's needs according to what you'll learn. You'll graduate with way more tools in your hands than you expect. I wish you asked, but the access beyond the first year will not at all be $200. I honestly wish we can give everyone free access forever. However, technology, staff, software, tools, and everything in between are not free to anyone and the costs keep going up every year. I would not expect you or any human being to work for free, and I know you would not either. The fee of $20 per year keeps these things paid for dog parents who want to keep access for the future. I'm sure you can understand that. I also want you to know the course is now available for a special limited-time offer which will save you money, plus - there are a few more seats left for the code "NIKOLAI" where you can save even more during checkout. Here's what one of our members said when she graduated Kibble to Raw with her dog: This program was so easy to follow, they provide EVERYTHING you could imagine and maybe even didn’t think to brush up on before going raw. Plus the infographics make it so easy to go back to if you want to double-check any information. Videos coupled with resources and tips and tricks from two dog parents who obliviously know their stuff was more than I could have asked for! Absolutely worth the price. You will learn so much about dog health and nutrition! This program is so well spaced out, it gives you plenty of time to fully digest everything you’re learning. 10/10 worth every penny! After two weeks of no kibble, my German Shepherd/Husky mix boys were already healing wounds like dry skin and allergies AND extra sweet and cuddly with me! - Christy M. San Diego, USA 🇺🇸 Here's a link to what our members say: www.huskysquad.com/kibble-to-raw-reviews/ Here's where you can learn more about what Kibble to Raw includes and everything you'll gain by taking it: www.huskysquad.com/kibble-to-raw If you have any questions, our team is always happy and ready to help. You can contact us here: www.huskysquad.com/contact/ Have an amazing day, Janelle, and howls from the Squad to your pup! - Vee
Some of our Kibble to Raw members who joined the course used it as a foundation to help switch their cats away from Kibble. However, you will likely have to a bit of additional research or speak with a holistic veterinarian to apply slight differences.
@@huskysquad just cause my cat is currently being sick every morning at the moment. Gonna be taking her to the vet. She has had digestive problems for a while now on and off so was wondering if diet might have something to do with it.
People who want to fight us on raw food refuse to acknowledge that animals were healthier with less vet visits and living longer… Back when humans were feeding their pets from their own freezer and fridge. My family had a farm and despite a massive kibble factory moving into the area, they only fed their dogs from their farm… Eggs and beef (it was a dairy) mostly and their dogs lived so long. That was the first thing I considered when I got a dog (GSD) of my very own… Information online confidently states Science Diet is the best food and a super low age for lifespan… My grandparents had the same GSD (it was their last dog as time actually working their farm alone was winding down) long before us grandkids were born! Now if Science Diet is the best dog nutrition, why does it give does diarrhea and why do they die so early? They want us to believe this is just reality and pay for expensive treatments to keep our dogs alive. The real solution is a decent diet. It is also the CHEAPER solution in the long-run as well when you really think about it.
From what I understand, dogs cannot digest lactose. So that means any milk cheeses yogurt all of that that has the milk sugar/lactose in it not acceptable. I can’t digest even as a human so I buy lactose free milk and I make my own yogurt.
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Hello Husky Squad! I'm very interested in your course, but our situation is a bit unique and I have a question, if you would be so kind. Our Fred is a 3 year old male Husky/Shiba Inu. I transitioned him to raw about a month ago, but because of all the overwhelming information and the fact that Fred will not eat chicken or turkey, I could not afford to keep buying him 90% lean ground beef. I was also concerned about making his meals balanced. So, for now we have subscribed to We Eat Raw until I can get this figured out. Again, he will only eat the beef, so that also concerns me.
Would your course be helpful for us since Fred is already eating raw? And, does the course also cover how to ensure meals are balanced?
Thank you so much, I look forward to hearing from you.
@@wendywickenhauser7464 hi there! All great questions. Yes, the Kibble to Raw course will address picky eating, balanced meals, how you can DIY, tips to save money and so much more. A good percentage of our members fed raw already when they joined the course, and they did so for the same reasons as you - especially with making sure meals are balanced and complete. We look forward to have you both in our course! Join here: kibbletoraw.com
@@huskysquad Thank you, getting signed up right away :)
@@huskysquad Thank you so much for your reply! I have started the Kibble to Raw Food course, and am looking forward to it and a healthier life for Fred! I am reaching out for a little advice. As I said before, Fred has been on raw for about a month. First an expensive homemade meal, and now the beef meal from We Feed Raw until we learn how to do it ourselves affordably.
He's been on We Feed Raw for almost 2 weeks. Yesterday, although he gobbled up his meals, he vomited about 4 hours after breakfast and about 2 hours after dinner. Today he's only had his breakfast, and has not vomited, but just isn't himself. He doesn't want to play ball, which we do every afternoon. I wouldn't say he's lethargic, but off. Any suggestions until I can get through the course? Sorry to be a pain!
@@wendywickenhauser7464 I’m glad you joined the course! It’s going to benefit you so much!
I think you may want to hold off on feeding raw until you learn how to do it properly. In the course, we guide you how to heal the gut and do this transition gently.
If he’s not feeling better already, I recommend booking an appointment with a nearby holistic veterinarian ❤️
With my aussie - just switched him directly. no transition. he had some issues on the kibble. i decided i am done with that and switched. just fed him 1-2 days smaller amount. he pooped bricks right away. never had a stomach issues since that
Sometimes it's important to make the switch rapidly and you did amazing! However, with most dogs, we see best results through a gradual and intentional transition 💜
My adopted cattle dog came with natural eye contact checks and I appreciate it soo much!
Thank you for talking about this very important topic. I feed my pug and 2 cats raw and they are so healthy and have the softest, silkiest fur. I am actually a vegan, and I often laugh to myself because I have freeze-dried cow lung or chicken pieces in my coat pockets for their treats, and I get up early every morning to feed them their icky raw food with blood in it. lol!! However, I am so grateful to have access to this food and be feeding them humanely raised species-appropriate food. I mostly feed them a brand called Big Country Raw, which has all the added nutrients that they need to make it a complete meal. Our local pet store sells it. I keep a very small bag of dog and cat kibble for treats and for a backup plan in case the power goes out or if we ever had some sort of emergency.
I'm so glad you're feeding your fur-kids the nutrition they are meant to eat. That is true compassion somehow some others fail to practice. Our fur kids entirely depend in us for their nutrition and it's our responsibility from the moment we commit to bring them home.
Hahah! I can relate to treats in your pocket. I find those and dog poop bags in all my pockets :D High quality, healthy, humanly raised, hunted or fished is what we go for too. Kibble can be a good back up, just be sure to watch out for the expiration date. We have 4 bags of freeze dried raw for emergencies. Sending all of you love :)
@@huskysquad thank you, I keep the kibble in the freezer because I hardly ever use it lol freeze dried raw is a great backup too that I use. And yeah, vegan food keeps me very healthy but these babies are carnivores and that's what they need to eat. I always compare a vegan dog diet with trying to make a horse a meat eater, it's not natural. Hugs and love to you and your furbabies from chilly Saskatchewan, Canada 🤗🤗
Please no kibble. You can dehydrate any part of an animal with a dehydrated. Small pieces cut thinly are great.😊❤
This entire channel is the epitome of “What you SHOULD do” and the “sustainable lives we all should be leading” phrases!😮
Aww thank you! We're so happy to inspire :)
Bless you for sharing this topic my friends, it’s so kind of you to show us how to prepare kibble and raw food for the squad, and how you serve it for them you are an expert my friend I’m so proud of you. If I came to visit you one day I’d help you prepare food for the squad you’re a great teacher my friend.
Aww thank you Peter, you're always so kind!
What an incredibly inspiring story of Nikolai and Kimahri about switching them from Kibble to raw food. Thank you for inspiring me to finally sign up for the Kibble to Raw course. I just joined earlier today and I’m so excited! You guys did an amazing job with the layout. It’s beautiful and such a pleasure to study. The first 3 chapters are GOLD and I can already tell I’m going to learn a lot.
I’m not going to lie, I’ve been wanting to switch to raw food for years, but I’ve been overwhelmed about cost, and above all I didn’t want to make mistakes. Thank you for creating this and helping me get over my procrastination. I’m excited to feed my dog real food and toss that kibble in the trash.
Wow you are amazing young lady you have such a calm aura about you! I love the way your pups are so attentive to you and chill 😮😮😮
Thank you for the kind words, friend!
I am so glad I found you!
Hello my dear Husky Squad I just signed up for the course but I forgot to use it the discount code Nicola’s. I so happy to join you so beautiful family. ❤❤❤❤🐾🐾🐾🐾
What gorgeous dogs
Thank you so much ❤️✨
WOW..... you have a rare husky over there! Thanks for the film!
I’m just wondering why you feed your dogs the eggshells just asking 😊
great question! eggshells are highly nutritious and beneficial for dogs, why throw it out! The complete egg provides the complete benefit. However, I only feed shells from organic eggs because conventional eggs are often washed on bleach. We teach all of that and so much more in our Kibble to Raw Course & meal plan: www.huskysquad.com/sp/ktr-1-eg-welcome/
Regarding the cancer and diet.. it's the same with people
1000% yess!
Our 11-month-old Pomeranian has Blue Buffalo kibble in the morning and freeze-dried raw at night. When we got her as a tiny puppy she came with Purina One and I HATED it, she wasn't even eating properly, she was a snacker and because of it she struggled to put on proper weight so I slowly added freeze-dried raw to her diet, and she began eating proper meals, she also skipped the puppy uglies entirely which is funny because both of her parents had the puppy uglies and it was terrible lol. The vet doesn't like that we give her freeze-dried raw at all and suggests we stick with kibble, but the raw diet has done so much good for our dog. Her coat is healthy, she no longer has dandruff, she stopped having watery stools, etc. My husband is glad I suggested it and told me he wants to keep her on it.
The only reason we give her kibble in the morning is to help keep her teeth clean but we may add bone broth to it.
You’re on the right track! Follow your intuition to feed healthy. Keep in mind however, kibble actually causes dental plaque over time - and it’s the right raw meaty bone, and a fully raw food diet that keeps teeth very clean and healthy. You can do more research online, and if you need help, check out HuskySquad.com for more resources.
We adopted a GSD back in 2017 that was bone thin, losing hair, and had constant diarrhea and vomiting. On top of this, he had constant yeast infections on his skin and in his ears, and nothing would help. There was a day soon after we adopted him that we understood that if we kept on feeding him kibble at that time, he would die. That day awakened something in me that was always there, but kept under the surface. We decided to start him raw cold turkey, leaning heavily on raw goat milk, bone broth, and bone in his meals to help solidify his poop. And we moved him away from store-bought chicken meat and chicken eggs to things like duck, whole fish, lamb, goat, and ground bison. A hunter friend then started dropping off venison parts to us after they'd processed everything for their family. And we added in a variety of microgreens that are known to produce anti-cancer activity in the body. Slowly he began to get better, to the point that he could rip and run and wrestle with our other large GSD.
Our problem was that it was expensive and time-consuming...so we started researching about homesteading. We figured that it could be much cheaper and more consistent if we actually raised a lot of the food for him. Then we could transition our other dogs onto raw more quickly / easily and it could help us reduce our own grocery costs and eat a healthier human diet. After a LOT of research we began raising quail and meat rabbits, and growing a lot of our own veg. Now that we're moving to a new home where we can actually expand, we'll be raising chickens, and we're looking into creating a small, regenerative fish farm with catfish. And on a larger scale, we've decided to build a regenerative farm business and have purchased an acreage to be able to expand into dairy goats, pigs, possibly sheep, and a larger variety of poultry (ducks, turkeys, geese, and larger quail and chicken flocks). We want to help humans eat better as well, while also producing a variety of proteins that can be suitable for dogs, cats, ferrets, and carnivorous or omnivorous reptiles.
As a side note, our livestock guardian dogs don't do well on kibble either. One was adopted and was sent home with a small trial bag of science diet, which we promptly threw away. The LGDs mostly experience diarrhea and dehydration, but one of the females will loose hair and develop skin issues as well on kibble. I feel that all dogs can benefit from raw feeding done correctly, but most especially ancient breeds and Northern breeds (who we understand from research ate a lot of raw fish and whatever they could catch (small mammals like rabbits). I also feel like the variety we're able to give through raw feeding helps to provide a wider variety of trace minerals and nutrients, and reduces potential sensitivity to any one type of protein. We also tend to add in raw green tripe, raw goat milk, different types of bone broth, and the blood from the meat to help keep their guts healthy. Like you all, I just feel SO much better raising and growing the foods they eat and knowing what's in everything.
I love your Kibble to Raw story with your GSD and what you have in mind for the future. Your passion to save his life is relatable, this is how we felt when Kimahri was diagnosed with cancer. I was going to do (and we did) everything in our power to heal her from within, instead of just addressing the symptoms. Every dog parent has the ability to do this when taken the time to learn what a dog needs to thrive, and we all know kibble is not it. Everybody's circumstances and living situations are different, and we're so happy you're achieving your homesteading goals. I too love growing our own food and I can't wait to expand more in the future.
For now, we're very happy with the way feed our pups. We source through all kinds of ways, but I love feeding them food we've butchered, hunted, and fished ourselves. It feels amazing! Overall, our cost is less than what we paid for premium kibble before Kimahri had cancer. Our message to fellow dog parents is that EVERYONE can do this, in the best way that suits their lifestyle most - and every dog parent deserves to have the knowledge to go beyond kibble. Our students are from all over the world, and everyone has their own inspiring success story, wether they live rural, city, and everything in between.
Sending so much love to you all - and we're so happy about your success story with your beloved dog 😍
Aw amazing video and lovely Huskies ♡
Thank you! :) We love them so much!
Wonderful video. He has come so far from when you first got him. His coat looks amazing i just love him. 🐾💗😊
Thank you so much, Kristene! We really appreciate you noticing it 💗😊
I have decided to try kibble and fresh foods. Cooked chicken, organs and beef. I haven't tried to go all raw. Sitting on the fence.
This is very normal. You're not the only one! We invite you to read stories and concerns from dog parents like you: www.huskysquad.com/kibble-to-raw-reviews/
Do you give any supplements for ACL injuries? My dog had an injury but can walk fine on it now after a few months, runs etc, but i can hear her knees click going up stairs... sounds like her front joints crack as well. She's on raw food and a standard joint supplement. Thank you.
Hi there, friend! I'm sorry about your dog's injury. I would be cautious and provide extra support (like hydrotherapy, cold laser, etc) to prevent re-injury. I'm so glad you already feed raw! As long as it's balanced well according to what dogs need, that's the best start! Good work :) Read this blog for everything we did for our boy Tidus, including all the supplements and treatments: www.huskysquad.com/blog/healing/dog-acl-recovery-without-surgery/
Sending love and healing your way ❤
Thank you ❤
So glad you enjoyed the video! We hope you're inspired 🫶
I've been searching for info or links that show where you bought your tiny house or the parts for it. Would you mind sharing the link, and including it in your info section? Would be much appreciated, thanks! Beautiful house and dogs!
Hi Laura! We didn’t include the builder because they were an absolute disaster to work with, and we didn’t want anyone else to go through the problems we had with them. They built based on our design instructions, so if you’re looking for design help, I’m happy to work with you 🤎 you can email me to hello@huskysquad.com
@@huskysquad Thanks so much! I am saving your contact information for future reference, hoping to be able to build one of these when I can get some land!! : )
I might of missed it. But how man times a day you feed your husky. I have three Husky. 4year old, 10month and 8weeks. Thanks for the info
My dog mix breed but ive been feeding hwr raw for about a month. She has cushings disease. She loves the raw but want to do any thing that will help her and make the food that has all she needs in it to be nutricially right for her. I would love to take the course. Thanks
Wow you are amazing with your pup! We’ll e excited for you to learn from the course so you can feel confident that your feeding your pup healing food. Go to HuskySquad.com where you can join us there ❤️
We travel alot for my TH-cam channel and I was wondering what raw freeze dried food is good for my dogs to eat while we are gone.
Hi Kristi! Your travels sound amazing with your pups. We have a dedicated video for this subject. Have a look here: th-cam.com/video/2sVCBuKV-nY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lK4G9W5lB8JjRI6M
love your videos
Thank you so much, Jenny! :) I'm glad you enjoy them!
How do I know how much is going to be enough or not too much? I would like to sustain a certain weight for my husky
That’s a great question! Every dog is an individual, and with your intuition- you will see when your dog looks healthy with a slight waistline when looking from above down. You begin with an approximate amount based on your current dog’s weight, then adjust if needed after a couple of weeks. If you need help, you can always join our community of dog parents in the course on kibbletoraw.com
Such a wonderful video share. Thank you for this inspirational content. I had lost my dog due to hip cancer (he had a long happy life - 15yrs). When I'm ready for my next dog, I'd love to feed a natural diet. Is a raw food diet preferred over a cooked foods diet?
Do you freeze the meat before giving it to them? I heard pork has to be frozen for 3 weeks. I'm new to this, my boxer has terrible skin allergies. What meat is the best for skin allergies? I was taking him to the vet to get shots. It started every 6 months to 1x a month. It was $100 each time. 😞
Those are all great questions and I’m so glad you’re inquiring about leveling up your pups diet. Skin allergies are so common when our dogs are not eating a species correct diet. Yes, you do absolutely need to freeze all meats before feeding, and the best meats for your pups depends on various individual factors, healing from current ailments, and other aspects. For sensitive pups, I would definitely not begin with pork. Those shots sound awful and highly likely just masking the symptoms for now without addressing the root cause, healing, and true nourishment. This is why we built the Kibble to Raw course. It has the healing aspect, all the learning, identifying your pup as an individual for proper nourishment, and a gentle 15 week transition meal plan you’ll mold to the healing and transition needs for each pup. You’ll feel empowered to make all the decisions confidently as a dog mom. Have a look here and you’ll see exactly what you’ll learn: www.huskysquad.com/kibble-to-raw/ chin up! This will get better for both of you as soon as you begin the process! We made it past cancer with our Kimahri in 2018 because of real food( she will be 13 soon!) you’ll make it with your pup too! 🫂❤️ you got this 👊
Kibble kills. I lightly cook my dog's meat, cook great vegetables, make sure they get all their daily amino acids, vitamins, calcium, etc.
so wonderful! real food always wins 💞
I have never fed kibble but I have the same situation with our new pup.,He will get diarrhea all of a sudden from something new he just ate. It could be a piece of cheese I dropped in the floor. I'm really interested in seeing what exactly you did to turn around the diarrhea and heal his microbiome although I have fed raw for 15 yrs to my other dogs that never had a problem like he does.
Hi Gisela! Wow, you're amazing for feeding raw all this time :) Lucky pups! Intuitively, like you - I would think of his gut, but also food specific based on his needs. Sometimes the food source can also be an issue. Does he show any other symptoms? Anyone with gut issues (and the type of issues can vary) will have a hard time with many foods, and they'll absorb a lot fewer nutrients too. Do you have a holistic vet by your side? How old is he?
@@huskysquad He was a Covid puppy. No holistic vets around but have recently working long distance with one. His htma shows very low Vit/min as you said. He also has issues with infections such as coccidia. I'm looking at 14 days of Albon, prescribed but terrified of ruining his gut. Have you ever had to deal with this? He is such a picky eater as it is.
Could i please get more information on what you did for your first dog who had the cancer, i just found out mine has it and im not sure if i should transition right away or what to do
@@cailiesanders4311 I’m so sorry mama wolf! Be strong and yes we transitioned immediately, said no to surgery and amputation - and found a holistic veterinarian to help with TCM and a natural protocol. In the course, skip the initial transition weeks and go right away to raw. Once you join the course, contact our team to help you with going to the transition weeks. If you don’t have a local TCM vet, gather all the tests and info from your vet and book an appointment with our cancer vet DrKeithWeingardt.com 🫶 stay positive and strong! That’s what you and your pup needs! ❤️
Highly interested in this. We have a siberian husky pup that will be turning 5 months this month. He is definitely a handful, and we are trying our best. We love him so much and want the best life possible for him. My husband and I work full time but someone is always home with him due to telework. The raw food concept sounds very appealing. Our boy loves to eat, and he loves his kibble. Of course I am always interested to know if there is something better. How do you prevent/minimize exposure to bacteria in raw food? This is our biggest concern when considering a transition. We don't want him to get ill. When we first got him he had diarrhea. I had to give him a bland diet and experiment with a few protein sources that his tummy could tolerate. Eventually we transitioned him to a kibble that he did well with. We also notice he sometimes vomits in the mornings. Usually it's bile and we try to feed him late at night to minimize the chances of too much build up in his stomach overnight. We feed him kibble about four times a day for this reason (about a half cup each time according to the kibble recommendations). Interested to hear more.
What amazing parents you both are to your young husky to care for him so closely with the issues he’s been having. Kibble is highly processed, and unfortunately no matter how much we try, our pups bellies don’t do well on them. Sometimes issues appear sooner, sometimes they take some years to develop - but ultimately, eating kibble is like living life purely on cereal or energy bars. It’s not fresh, lacks variety, and true species correct nutrition. Your concern about safety is extremely common. We actually have a dedicated section in the course where we share with you all the safety and food handling details to guarantee your success. You’ll feel very confident with the entire process once you complete the course. We have thousands of Kibble to Raw graduates, and no one has ever reported a food safety problem after graduating. You can read more about other dog parents experiences here: www.huskysquad.com/kibble-to-raw-reviews/
Will you need a meat processor for the meals in the kibble to raw course also will the course help source places to buy the raw meat needed for your dog?
Hi Delilah 👋 great questions! Yes, we cover all the sourcing questions in Kibble to Raw! As far as a meat grinder - you can if you want to do 100% DIY, but you don’t have to. We teach you every possible method to feed real food that fits your budget and lifestyle. All our members choose the options in the course that fits them best. Once you join the course and study all the chapters, you can contact us if you have any questions. we’re always happy to help! You transitioning successfully is our ultimate goal 🫶 definitely enroll before 11PM today so you can get the new years offer: HuskySquad.com/kibble-to-raw we look forward to guide you every step of the way 💛
Thank you for responding I just joined the course and I’m so excited to learn as much as I can from you guys and looking forward to giving my boy a diet he deserves ❤
@@delilahmejia8619 we’re so excited for your amazing adventure to go raw with your pup 🐺🫶 we can’t wait to guide you every step of the way and read your success story when you two graduate ❤️
Thank you for this amazing video.
I am thinking of transitioning my husky to raw. He has been developing some health issues I want to addressed.
If you don’t mind me asking, where did you order your turkey blend from?
We're so glad this video is inspiring and helpful to you! I'm sorry to read about the health issues with your husky. Switching to raw will be the health transformation you're seeking for your dog. We've lived all over the USA and two continents - so we source our components through local pet food stores, butchers, small family farms, and so much more. However, the most important aspect of the food is understanding what the components are of a dog specific diet, and what your dog needs as an individual, especially when you're needing to heal health problems. We cover all of this in our Kibble to Raw Course, and we also show you how to source food no matter where you live, and on every budget. Our course also includes a gentle 15 week transition meal plan to help your dog transition with great success. Here are your next steps to make it happen: www.huskysquad.com/sp/kibble-to-raw/ref/yths
Hi Husky squad. i bought the course, but I can't access the url now..
Hi there! I’m sorry but we’re unable to provide support on social media. You can always reach out to our help team on HuskySquad.com. You’ve been provided all the support links and information in the emails when you made the purchase.
What brand of meat do you feed the squad?
We don't feed a particular brand. We use a large variety and also DIY. We teach all of this and so much more in our Kibble to Raw Course: www.huskysquad.com/sp/ktr-1-eg-welcome/
Hello Husky Squad! I'm very interested in your course, but our situation is a bit unique and I have a question, if you would be so kind. Our Fred is a 3 year old male Husky/Shiba Inu. I transitioned him to raw about a month ago, but because of all the overwhelming information and the fact that Fred will not eat chicken or turkey, I could not afford to keep buying him 90% lean ground beef. I was also concerned about making his meals balanced. So, for now we have subscribed to We Eat Raw until I can get this figured out. Again, he will only eat the beef, so that also concerns me.
Would your course be helpful for us since Fred is already eating raw? And, does the course also cover how to ensure meals are balanced?
Thank you so much, I look forward to hearing from you.
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Should dogs get dental cleanings at the vet?
With a healthy raw food diet, they don’t need dental cleanings at the vet.
@@huskysquad What if a older dog already have tarter buildup what do you do besides switching?
Is this twice a day, I'm trying to transition my two Australian shepherd.
Great question, Khristopher. Yes, we feed twice a day. You can learn more how to transition properly here: www.huskysquad.com/sp/kibble-to-raw/ref/yths
My Husky refuses to eat kibble from the day we got him. He now gets cooked meat and veg. He gets a little raw mixed in.
Your husky knows what real food is! That's a great start! The Kibble to Raw course will help you make sure you're covering all the nutritional needs, and also fully switch to raw based on your dog's individual needs. Here's the course, and check out the current holiday sale we have! www.huskysquad.com/sp/ktr-1-eg-welcome/
Hey guys! We have 2 huskies and I've been cooking their food,however, my male husky is always have diarrhea now and it's pretty concerning to me... I tried to discuss this with the vet they have and asking if I can do a raw diet and the vet completely shut me down-_-. I want to do this program but what I want to know is can it be used when I Cook their food to transition to raw? Happy new years :)!
Hi Emily! Happy New Year to you too! We're so sorry to read about the troubles you're having with your husky, and especially how the vet shut you down when you asked about raw. Most conventional vets don't study nutrition and they sadly don't know anything past kibble. To answer your question: Absolutely. Kibble to Raw will guide you to transition from any current diet to an easy, nutrient-dense raw food diet. We also teach you how to understand each pup as an individual, and their food needs so you can reverse health issues and help your dog thrive. Learn more here: (and take advantage of the New Year's offer too before it expires) www.huskysquad.com/sp/kibble-to-raw/ref/yths
We look forward to guiding you every step of the way!
@@huskysquad Yes it was discouraging the vet poo poo'd me away about it lol. Ok awesome! Thank you so much and that puts me at ease knowing it will be fine going forward to do the program :)
It’s not you! It’s them, and I mean it 😂 we can’t wait to welcome you. You guys will love it!
I like the idea of feeding raw and I know my dog will benefit from it, however, even if this course will help with my side of things, I don't agree with the price and limited access you give. If I'm going to spend almost $200 for this, I want to be able to access it years down the line (for any new dog I would get) and be able to see all the updates yall will post. I don't want to only have access to it for a year with what I can only assume will prompt you to pay another $200 at the end of that year in order to keep it.
Hi Janelle! Your intuition is correct. Your dog will highly benefit from a fresh, real food diet. I can also understand your concern about the price, but I can assure you (and so can over 100 members who have given this course five-star raving reviews) that you'll get way more from our Kibble to Raw course than just a meal plan. Kibble to Raw packs a ton of knowledge to learn the principles of feeding any dog raw, why, and how. Most resources out there are filled with confusion and you will still walk away not understanding the foundation. In Kibble to Raw, you'll get to know what your dog needs as an individual based on their specific needs and you'll know how to feed any dog real food, for always. On top of that, it teaches you the principles of holistic living and how to find resources no matter where you live in the world. Additionally, the meal plan is not your average daily recipe to follow. It's intentionally built to heal your dog's gut, transition gently, and is completely customizable to your dog's needs according to what you'll learn. You'll graduate with way more tools in your hands than you expect. I wish you asked, but the access beyond the first year will not at all be $200. I honestly wish we can give everyone free access forever. However, technology, staff, software, tools, and everything in between are not free to anyone and the costs keep going up every year. I would not expect you or any human being to work for free, and I know you would not either. The fee of $20 per year keeps these things paid for dog parents who want to keep access for the future. I'm sure you can understand that. I also want you to know the course is now available for a special limited-time offer which will save you money, plus - there are a few more seats left for the code "NIKOLAI" where you can save even more during checkout.
Here's what one of our members said when she graduated Kibble to Raw with her dog: This program was so easy to follow, they provide EVERYTHING you could imagine and maybe even didn’t think to brush up on before going raw. Plus the infographics make it so easy to go back to if you want to double-check any information. Videos coupled with resources and tips and tricks from two dog parents who obliviously know their stuff was more than I could have asked for! Absolutely worth the price. You will learn so much about dog health and nutrition! This program is so well spaced out, it gives you plenty of time to fully digest everything you’re learning. 10/10 worth every penny! After two weeks of no kibble, my German Shepherd/Husky mix boys were already healing wounds like dry skin and allergies AND extra sweet and cuddly with me! - Christy M. San Diego, USA 🇺🇸
Here's a link to what our members say: www.huskysquad.com/kibble-to-raw-reviews/
Here's where you can learn more about what Kibble to Raw includes and everything you'll gain by taking it: www.huskysquad.com/kibble-to-raw
If you have any questions, our team is always happy and ready to help. You can contact us here: www.huskysquad.com/contact/
Have an amazing day, Janelle, and howls from the Squad to your pup!
- Vee
Can this work for cats?
Some of our Kibble to Raw members who joined the course used it as a foundation to help switch their cats away from Kibble. However, you will likely have to a bit of additional research or speak with a holistic veterinarian to apply slight differences.
@@huskysquad just cause my cat is currently being sick every morning at the moment. Gonna be taking her to the vet. She has had digestive problems for a while now on and off so was wondering if diet might have something to do with it.
Is rice good for dogs?
great question! Rice (and carbs in general) is not good/nor species correct food for dogs. Dogs thrive on a predominantly varied meat based diet.
My husky loves raw chicken and salmon, im trying to transition my cats to raw too but they prefer boiled chicken and rice
Amazing
Hello again friend! It's so good to see you! Hope you're inspired by Kimahri & Nikolai's story 🫶
Cane Corso is the breed you couldn’t remember 😊
I'm sorry - I'm confused! Explain please :)
People who want to fight us on raw food refuse to acknowledge that animals were healthier with less vet visits and living longer… Back when humans were feeding their pets from their own freezer and fridge. My family had a farm and despite a massive kibble factory moving into the area, they only fed their dogs from their farm… Eggs and beef (it was a dairy) mostly and their dogs lived so long. That was the first thing I considered when I got a dog (GSD) of my very own… Information online confidently states Science Diet is the best food and a super low age for lifespan… My grandparents had the same GSD (it was their last dog as time actually working their farm alone was winding down) long before us grandkids were born! Now if Science Diet is the best dog nutrition, why does it give does diarrhea and why do they die so early? They want us to believe this is just reality and pay for expensive treatments to keep our dogs alive. The real solution is a decent diet. It is also the CHEAPER solution in the long-run as well when you really think about it.
From what I understand, dogs cannot digest lactose. So that means any milk cheeses yogurt all of that that has the milk sugar/lactose in it not acceptable. I can’t digest even as a human so I buy lactose free milk and I make my own yogurt.
ummmmmm yummmiiiiiiiii
They love their food so much!
Nikolai is a Husky?
Yes, he is! We adopted him in January 2021
@@huskysquad Thanks for answering. If it's a husky all brown. Greetings to the herd from Colombia.
Oh no! Why is the science diet so bad? I am doing all the research and am currently switching them to raw
wuf
Too slow get to the point!!!!
your dogs look so damn healhty
Thank you!