The Science of Formulating Healthy, Homemade Diets for Pets | With Dr. Laura Gaylord
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- In this interview with Dr. Donna Raditic, Dr. Laura Gaylord shares her story how she became a board-certified veterinary nutritionist and how diet plays an important part in a pet's longevity.
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you guys are wonderful people im still having trouble finding answers to what to feed
Oh my gosh thank you for this. It’s definitely overwhelming with all the information and the ratios of what to feed and the supplements. My dog was diagnosed with two different types of cancer and having a hard time finding a recipe for low histamine diets that I can feed him.
Thank you all for your efforts organizing and sharing this CANWI week. 👍🐕
Where are the recipes? We know all this basic stuff.
That’s awesome! I’d love to do a consult to determine best diets for my pets!
Thanks 🙏
Trying to come up with a good diet for my dog, she has r/o a typical Addison's disease. Help
What's a good diet for cushings disease?
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I'll save you 19 min of your life. They just want you to hire a pet nutritionist.
It's unbelievable that dogs have been around for at least 50000 years, most of that time without pet nutritionists. lol
@@clarenceyee3529 Yes, and back then they were receiving their complete nutrition from eating whole prey. As this series has brought to light, kibble has only been around for the past 100 years or so. And health issues are now more prevalent than ever due to these foods being so highly processed. And again, every dog has different health needs, which is why you should not just wing it. This could easily result in a nutrient deficiency. So yes, when making a homemade diet you should be confronting professionals in the field.
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I thought that was a waste of time. Talking without really stating any facts....
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Yes, but science triumphs over evolution that’s what’s taught in school.
Only food science can pervert nutrition moreover profit from it.
My maine coon kitten is 2 months old. What the best raw diet for my kitten and whats the amount daily it should be?
and add to that another $250 for a follow up phone conversation
I'm trying to find a bone replacement supplement for a puppy anyone have info?
I always add Colostrum in my dog's diet. It's a good enough supplement imho.
ONLY 96 board-certified of y'all????? Geeez. That's frustrating. The bottom line of this video is that if you can afford it, you should hire a board-certified nutritionist-and not to go with what you read on the internet without contacting a nutritionist 1st. So basically-common sense
Nobody should pay a "nutrition specialist" who has been trained with the conflict of interest agenda of the American Veterinary Medical Association which is in bed with big pet food corporations and big Pharma. We don't need to pay a specialist to tell us that dogs need Hills Science Diet. And, for formulating home cooked meals, I would bet a lot of money that she thinks that dogs need a high grain diet.
Concerning obesity in dogs, the main cause of that is desexing. That fact is brushed under the rug by these nutrition "experts".
Would like some input on Darwin's Dog Foods? Thank you
Darwins is on Susan Thixton's, "The List" which is her annual, vetted list of fresh, human grade dog and cat food brands (raw, freeze dried raw and/or lightly cooked brands). Please see her site, Truth About Pet Food.
I'm sorry am I the only one who noticed Dr.gaylord *^*
A raw diet isn’t rocket science 🙄 There’s BARF to start & others that are similar. As long as the nutritional requirements are met within a week, your pet is much better off than just eating kibble. You don’t have to be perfect to improve your pets health. There is valuable information right here on TH-cam. We don’t need a specialized doctor to formulate a diet for our pets. These people should be charging other veterinarians how to advise their clients, not charging individual pet parents. We’re capable of doing our own research & improving our pets diet.
Agreed! Nobody needs to pay a "specialist" who will formulate a diet that mimics the macro nutrients of kibble (mainly carb-- Certainly the certification for veterinary nutritionist is all about mimicking kibble and preaches against raw and any common sense, natural feeding. All us raw feeders know this as we are treated with disdain by our veterinarians who try to convince us that our vibrantly healthy dogs have a Hill's Science Diet deficiency). Nobody with common sense needs to pay for a "veterinary nutritionist specialist" to get lectured about how dogs need grain.
Omg these podcasts are leading nowhere
I would like to show a picture of my dog my vet keeps pushing steroids and I refuse, been putting peroxide on them to dry them up from bleeding. I wished I could get answers my vets (2) are all about the almighty $$$$ and killing me! 😢😢😢
When I see stuff like this as much as Mercola informs us - this marketing crap is a huge reason I could care less they took him down from youtube. IT'S ANNOYING to put tons of mis-titled videos that portend to promise you'll get good cat dog food recipes/alternatives, but you just get these twits blah blah blahing stroking among themselves to hire them. I already did once, many years ago, and SHE WAS USELESS when it came to specifics. SAVE YOUR MONEY.
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Your making it too complicated for most people it doesn’t need to be balanced all the time after all we don’t eat a completely balance meal every day and most animals that are wild are getting what they can find and seem to be healthy
Dissapointing to hear this expert who gives guidance, is feeding a 50/50 killer-kibble/fresh!.
I am 100% fresh, kibble is nutrition abuse.
I understand the average dog owner benefits from 50/50 rather than 100% kibble, but commo'n, this lady is a full expert pet parent, a Dr!! Drop the kibble lady, and practice what you preach, anf be that example of a true caring pet parent.
Mind sharing your recipe or where you found it? Thanks!,
She is a nutritionist and you….
@@MrBobbo18 For crying out loud, Have some faith in your own ability, jesus!!
It doesnt take an expert in the field to multiply 2+2. She says herself, as does all knowledgable people, kibble is crap. So for gods sake dont throw away your own advice lady.
Its like saying running your car on gasoline is great, but tar is bad. She then goes out and adds 50/50 Tar/gasoline, its silly and needs calling out.
But hay, your not an english major, so you probably dont have the "authority" and right to read this.
Good day.
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I am so disappointed on the talk around about the nutritional side of things for your pet 😔.... You're about the health and wellness of the pet or your not and it's really that simple!! I felt like I wasted my time watching this podcast and for future I won't be wasting anymore of my time!
Not every one wants to or has the means to pay for recipes. Vets "love" pets but their love or $$ MAY get in the way. Not ALL obviously
The board certification for veterinary nutrition is focused on big brand kibble as the gold standard when in fact that is illogical and serves corporate greed and not dog health. Not saying the featured nutritionist in this video did not evolve past that level but we don't know from this discussion.
I don't recommend this video as it is just general conversation about how "all dogs are different" and other non-informative chatter.
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