I have put more effort and research into feeding my dog properly than myself lol He’s gonna be living the high life while I have an iron deficiency and thyroid problem lol
Amazingly described ! My pitbull has been having a couple issues with his ears and paws as he does not stop scratching and biting. Ive never known about raw feedings EVER ! And the benefits theys bring. Thanks for this video . Another subscription for you 🎉👏🏼👍🏼
To my understanding the time it takes a dog to digest meat and kibble is different so you shouldn't mix them in the same meal. I'm currently feeding my dogs with pasteurized meat. Only need to defrost. But sometimes feed raw muscle meat. For some reason my dogs not as excited about the food and some recipes they won't even finish so i am thinking about switching to full raw. This channel is probably the best resource for this. Thank you very much for the great videos.
I still watch these types of videos even though my dog has passed away. I always cooked his food but was trying to transition to him to raw by cooking it partially. He was a wonderful boy 🥲🐾❤️
Finally decided to feed my puppy raw! It seems so, so much better for him! He actually gets excited for his dinner and he seems way less hyperactive! Not to mention the firmer, less toxic smelling poops. His poop on his old diet(kibble + commercial wet) smelled absolutely horrifying to the point you could barely pick it up without gagging
These videos are extremely informational and a great help to figure out how I will transition my puppy to a raw food diet! Although I do have a few questions. When I incorporate the 80% of muscle meats, 10% of meaty bone, 5% of liver and 5% of another secreting organ, which of those should I incorporate the egg, wheatgrass, kelp and anchovies for the supplemental vitamins? Should those be incorporated with those percentages at all? How would you go about knowing how much salmon (for DHA) or wheatgrass (for vitamin E, zinc, and manganese) for my growing puppy? Thank you so much for the information!
Your content is amazing! You mentioned that a puppy's raw diet is a bit different; are you able to do a video covering how it's different, show what's needed, and prep it? I'm looking to switch my pups onto raw. :)
I must have gotten lucky with my Doberman puppy, the second we brought him home. I offered him a raw chicken wing just as a treat, and he almost took my hand off 😂. He started eating it immediately out of my hand and left quite a few cuts. Ha! Really didn’t expect that.
I'm good on fruits and vegetables. I've always used those as treats. They've had raw bison from a bison harvest and they've had lamb. Atm I'm starting with ground turkey, and the plan is to get them on lamb and bison. My oldest is picky so that's why, he's not into fish as much. My small dog is fine with ANY. I'm scared but excited to actually and FINALLY doing this. 😅 I've always used a high quality kibble (Pure Balance) because, when I got my 3y as a puppy and he came with Pedigree...dry skin watery diaherea, and acid reflux after eating. Terrible, so I switch him to Pure Balance Venison and Bison and he was fine, shiny coat, no more puking, diaherea. Then found out about raw dieting. So, I think I can do better than kibble.
I REALLY wish you had put a list of the food choices you discussed in the video white meat, muscle, fiber and so on. This would've made it a lot easier to shop with. A screen shot is a great thing to have on the phone. Thanks for the video though ! There's a lot of great info here.
If a dog does have a few digestive and excretion issues at first, don't blame it on a specific food, or think your dog must have an intolerance to it. It's more than likely it's just the dog having the wrong gut flora. The bacteria that were reliant on carbohydrates can't survive on the dog's new high protein diet, and as they die, they cause short-term issues. Once the dog gets the correct gut flora for his diet, those previous issues will more than likely disappear. When I first started adding raw to my new pup's kibble (he had been fed mostly kibble until I got him at 6 months), I noticed that raw chicken seemed to be a problem. I began feeding an almost purely raw diet almost immediately. He's now been on a purely fresh diet for nearly a month, and now he doesn't have a problem with any food I give him. The list of things I'm trying him on is growing by the day. Not just the different meat proteins, but also a range of vegetables and other foods.
I have been wanting to switch my puppers to raw, however; I am concerned about say salmonella from the raw chicken, or parasitic infestation from the raw meats. I have been taught to always wash my hands after handling raw meats. Had a former co-worker become host to a parasite after licking his fingertips to open the grocery bags and place the prepackaged meat inside it. I am wanting to stay away from as much processed foods as I can for my dog.
I just switched my dogs to raw. The first week I gave them raw in the morning and kibble in the evening and then switched to raw only. They are already seeming healthier with more energy after 2 weeks!!!
Okay I have a cat not a dog, I am going to get a dog someday but I just looking of a cat one while in the middle of this video and found out you, the same channel had a video on it! I’m subscribing now!
I am wanting to switch my dogs to eating raw, but my husband is afraid of us getting sick from the raw meat. any tips on how to not spread germs back and forth?
my main issue is that if i were to go to raw I'd need a replacement for eggs/egg shells my dog has terrible egg allergies, just egg though, every other meat is fine, i started giving him some raw along with his kibble at 4months old, he never even had soft stool from it(he's 2 now), kibble on the other hand causes a ton of issues when ever i've been forced to switch. Ideally, once i figure out my work situation and get my self into a better paying position, i would like to go fully raw with him, the problem is that he cant eat eggs and i prefer the totally ground complete patties (i have no problem buying meat in bulk, and prepping it myself, i already do for a smaller portion) i need a recipe without egg or egg shell that i can make easily at home that is totally balanced, i would be willing to buy bone or horn powder but i need recommendations. Roman loves veggies, fruit and herbs and eats them both raw, cooked and ground, he also loves fish more than life, to give a better idea of what format of raw i'd be doing.
I want to transffer my 7 month old pup to raw, but Im scared if I mess it up since she is stil lgrowing and her immuen system is not too strong yet as she was sick just a week ago. She is healing, but I want to do more research and i think I´ll transfer when she is 1 years old. Which is thsi AUGUST!!!
Hi! I just had a quick question. My pup is already eating pre-made raw food, so I was wondering if it would be okay to do the cold turkey method or should I slowly introduce him to the new cuts of meat?
If you know your dog does well on the proteins you want to switch them to cold turkey, then that's fine! But it's always good to just give a few whole pieces of meat or raw meaty bone just so they can get a feel for it before completely switching.
My pups are 9 months old and one has developed what I believe are allergies since may , she has been very itchy with red ears and bumps under her fur that get flakey after a couple days and her eyes are really itchy with hair loss .. my other pup is now starting to itch more ive noticed but no other symptoms, I want to switch them to a raw diet but I’m scared lol it seems so overwhelming, mostly because I’m not sure what my dog is allergic to.. she has an appointment with a holistic vet the 29th so hopefully I can get some good info on what’s going on with her and then I can take the steps needed
Fantastic and insightful, wish I had heard of this so much sooner as my Pomeranian has a sensitive GI track and eats his mess and we can hardly get him to eat his kibbles. Can I cook chicken and salmon for my dog or is the raw version the best for it?
are there foods/cuts we should be avoiding? i heard chicken bones are really dangerous for dogs for example though i saw chicken wings in your video so now i’m confused.
Hi! I’m thinking on changing my two dogs to raw food but one of them is very allergic to chicken and Turkey, in this case what can I use to replace it? Thanks! Love your vids
I’m in the process of adopting a new pup (yay!) and want to start him on a raw diet. From what vets know he is about 8 months old and he was rescued from the streets of Kuwait. He is currently on a vet recommended food due to concerns with his gut flora, but his foster family said he should be okay to switch out of that. How do you advise I introduce him to a raw diet? Cold Turkey? Or slow integration? If so, I know to start with things like chicken (muscle meat), but can I also have chicken bones as well? I really appreciate your videos! They have been so unbelievably helpful!
I am here out of desperation. I have a dog with suspected IBD. If we keep him on a set prtoein for too long it causes him pain and he constantly has loose stools. I cant get through a working day without getting home to poo in the house even coming back at dinnertime. I have been told that raw food is great for dogs with IBD but I am so scared of trying it. Does anybody have any hints, tips, reassurance other than the helpfulness of this video?
I have 2 Mini Aussie's the young one was raised with partial raw meat. my older dog not. I give them every week once or twice something raw . but want to change them 100% raw. Living in Italy it is very expensive to get BARF or even buying fresh meat. But the little one really wants raw. Any ideas? And they are both approx. 22-24 pounds so how much would I feed each meal (2x's day)
A local meat vendor at our farmer’s market sells something called a “pet grind” that’s a combination of muscle meat, organs, and finely ground bone. Would that be safe to serve cooked?
Have a 10 year old German shepherd and day 2 of raw diet is giving her bad diahhrea. How bad can the diahhrea get to be considered normal transitioning period? Its so painful to see her straining to poop
I have three dogs. They all enjoy raw food. I do buy it from a pet store . It's called K9 choice beef Plus. The plus means fruit and veggies. And they always have a bowl of kibble grain free for just free range nibbles. I do prefer them eating their raw food. They as well get duck necks turkey necks chicken feet and a couple times a week Buffalo neck bones. I always hope I make the right choice for my fur babies.
Just sub. You make such High qualify content. I would like to do half and half with my cane corso pup. You make such informational videos. If you don’t mind me asking. Where do you buy the things like kelp and the other things to balance their diet?
That means so much to hear thank you very much! Feeding half in the morning and half in the evening is probably what I would do if I was still going to feed kibble! I suggest getting the kelp and vitamin E oil from NOW Foods. For the kelp they have a tiny scoop that's great for measuring out for animals. Green lipped mussels you can find at seafood markets or asian markets, same with fish. Canned oysters you can find at your local grocery store. Am I missing anything?
The Primal Pack just one more question where can you find how much you feed your dog those thing like fish,wheatgrass etc. thank you and keep up the amazing work
@@denisepinales8114 I recommend joining the facebook group Raw Feeding University! They actually have a file on this. Look for the Feed Fresh Whole Foods file
i just discovered this video and you don't know how orienting it is. I've been curious about raw diet because my 1 y/o chihuahua mix is reeeaaally picky, we've switched kibble brands and first he eats everything desperately (new flavors rock, apparently), but then he just decides to skip meals or even stop eating for days, and prefers to be hunting in the backyard (I don't let him, but he slips away whenever he's got the chance). He's totally healthy (I take him to the vet very often), even with all the meal skipping, but I'm worried his stomach acid starts to become a problem or something like that. I've been doing some research for quite a while now and it's been sooo overwhelming, I didn't know where exactly to look or where to start. Thank you so so much!
I love this channel. I have a 12-13 year old underweight redbone coonhound. He’s very skinny, but he eats a lot. We took him to the vet and they figured out he had worms! We gave him medicine and then he was healthy. He now has diarrhea in the house accidentally and I want to help him with his dental health and digestive health. Any tips? They would be appreciated. :)
I've been intrigued by the raw food diet after stumbling across it on YT but have reservations due to owning a brachycephalic breed. Do you recommend raw food for all breeds or just those with more traditional snout lengths? Our sweet boy is an 11mo old Boston Terrier puppy who has had gut issues since we brought him home at 8wks and discovered he came with Giardia 😥 since then its just been a money pit of trying to find food that doesn't result in soft, smeary, smelly stool. He also has anxiety issues which I know at least for humans can have a significant tie to diet and gut health which makes me wonder how much his irritated gut is affecting that too. Just want him to be healthy and happy.
My dog refuses to eat eggs. I've tried raw, poached and boiled. She just doesn't like egg. Is there any alternatives? Could I use egg powder and mix it to the meat? Would that have the same benefits?
I did raw as treats liver, hearts, chicken feet and muscle meat at first mostly as I wasn’t prepared (my meat grinder and extra freezer hadn’t arrived in time due to the annoying times) so did kibble and treats for 2 weeks then they arrived and we went cold turkey (well not Turkey we dont really get them in Thailand)
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This was great, thanks, I have been researching "what supplements for homemade dog food?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Donulian Astounded Dominion - (search on google ) ? It is a great one of a kind guide for discovering how to discovering the secret the dog food industry is hiding without the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my co-worker got excellent success with it.
Per meal! Which technically is also per day because you feed that meal in that day. You can split that meal throughout the day or feed it all at once that day!
I have a 9 week old puppy that I started giving cooked chicken and ground turkey as a snack ( no additives just the meat itself) I can tell he loves it.. is there much difference on giving him a cooked meat diet vs raw? Id loke to switch him over to raw
Great videos! I have a question about transitioning. We feed our Corgi, Artoo a grain-free kibble. 1 cup in the morning and 1/2 cup at night. We want to switch him to Primal raw due to the convenience and I know that we want to do this gradually however I am just not sure about the calories. If we give him a 1/4 cup of raw and 3/4 cup of kibble how do we know the raw is the same calorie content? Artoo is 3yrs old and 42lbs. He is half cardigan half pembroke. I would like to get him to 38 to 40lbs. I just don't want to be overfeeding or underfeeding him during the transition.
Does it show the kcal count anywhere on the packaging? Ultimately it shouldn't be much of an issue if you have to eyeball it since the transition process wont take too long, but I know there's a way to find out. Maybe message the company if it doesn't say anywhere.
So many websites and forum asked me not to mix kibbles and raw . So I can do that ? Can I mix kibbles and raw ( ground premade) long term ? Just feeding raw is so expensive as I have a giant dog
Hey, is there something wrong with my dog if he doesn’t eat his kibble as soon as he gets it? He often eats his food a few hours later than when we give it. I just want to know because all of the pets I’ve seen, they always eat their food right away
Is this information able to be used for cats too? I really want to switch my cats from wet and dry food to raw food and I haven't found much information for switching cats from processed food to raw food.
I’ve been wanting to feed my Goldendoodle raw for some time now but always been intimidated. These videos help so much but I really am not sure if I should dive her all the way in or slowly . As it doesn’t seem she likes her kibble food anymore, or is bored of it
My vet doesn't want firm poop he wants it semi-soft . My dogs eat anything ! Right now, they are getting a mix of a raw diet with dry dog food . I will increase the new meat gradually
Vet told me to put my puppy on chappie coz he had to be wormed and had diarrhoea. This was nearly 2 weeks ago . He’s still got diarrhoea . So I’m thinking about about changing him to a raw diet.
My dog became very sick yesterday from raw meat that i mixed with his kibble. He was shaking in pain and had no appetite. Luckily I didn’t have to go to the vet because he was fine the next day after some fasting and then small portions of rice, kibble and kefir. I know it’s not a protein reaction so I wonder why he got sick. I thought maybe a dangerous bacteria? Has someone else had this experience?
Can I just switch my dog to the healthy variety mixes on topqualitydogfood to keep it convenient? What do you recommend? I have a 1 1/2 year old Boston Terrier who is on kibble/wet food.
I have put more effort and research into feeding my dog properly than myself lol
He’s gonna be living the high life while I have an iron deficiency and thyroid problem lol
Aw lol, be sure to take care of yourself too!!
Me too, just started paleo autoimmune diet.
Hi, how did you deal with organ meat? My dog only eats the meat and bone but dosen’t want to try the organs.
I feel you hahah
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Amazingly described ! My pitbull has been having a couple issues with his ears and paws as he does not stop scratching and biting. Ive never known about raw feedings EVER ! And the benefits theys bring. Thanks for this video . Another subscription for you 🎉👏🏼👍🏼
Crazy non stop scratching is why I’m here!
The one dislike is from the dog food manufacturer.
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21 of them. Why?
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What percentage of weight per food do you serve the dog say a 100 Lbs dog how many pounds of food a day?
To my understanding the time it takes a dog to digest meat and kibble is different so you shouldn't mix them in the same meal.
I'm currently feeding my dogs with pasteurized meat. Only need to defrost. But sometimes feed raw muscle meat.
For some reason my dogs not as excited about the food and some recipes they won't even finish so i am thinking about switching to full raw. This channel is probably the best resource for this. Thank you very much for the great videos.
You’re videos are amazing quality, and the editing makes the video fun to watch. Thank you!
Aw thanks so much!
I still watch these types of videos even though my dog has passed away. I always cooked his food but was trying to transition to him to raw by cooking it partially. He was a wonderful boy 🥲🐾❤️
Aw sending love to you and hugs. He was a wonderful boy and had such a good pet parent ❤❤
May your pup rest in peace
Finally decided to feed my puppy raw! It seems so, so much better for him! He actually gets excited for his dinner and he seems way less hyperactive! Not to mention the firmer, less toxic smelling poops. His poop on his old diet(kibble + commercial wet) smelled absolutely horrifying to the point you could barely pick it up without gagging
This makes me so happy to hear! Yes I do not miss kibble poo lol
Such a well edited, informative video. Thank you for making this!
Wow, I just discovered your channel, there’s a lot of really helpful information! Thank you
I'm glad it's helpful!
Raw Diet=Eating what they should be eating anyway
This video is so well made. thank you
My pleasure, glad it was helpful!
Your videos are a gold mine. Literally been everywhere online for guides
Your videos are literally so informative and phenomenally put together. The quality is insane!
I appreciate that so much!
These videos are extremely informational and a great help to figure out how I will transition my puppy to a raw food diet! Although I do have a few questions. When I incorporate the 80% of muscle meats, 10% of meaty bone, 5% of liver and 5% of another secreting organ, which of those should I incorporate the egg, wheatgrass, kelp and anchovies for the supplemental vitamins? Should those be incorporated with those percentages at all? How would you go about knowing how much salmon (for DHA) or wheatgrass (for vitamin E, zinc, and manganese) for my growing puppy?
Thank you so much for the information!
This is the most informative channel I’ve found on raw diets. Thank you so much!
I love your videos they are so helpful and educational because I learn new things watching them! Sending love to you and your dog 🥰
Glad I came across this. My GSD no longer wants kibble, so I’m wanting to transition him to raw. I just wasn’t sure where to start.
Great video! I’m looking to start feeding my dog raw food. I think you mentioned ready mixes as an option. Would they still be as good for the dog?
Yes! My main recommend is A+ Answers
Your content is amazing! You mentioned that a puppy's raw diet is a bit different; are you able to do a video covering how it's different, show what's needed, and prep it? I'm looking to switch my pups onto raw. :)
Thank you! I plan to, it's just a lot of info to cram! Here is a great puppy guide though: perfectlyrawsome.com/raw-feeding-puppy-guides/
That's totally understandable. :)
Thank you so much for the guide!
I must have gotten lucky with my Doberman puppy, the second we brought him home. I offered him a raw chicken wing just as a treat, and he almost took my hand off 😂. He started eating it immediately out of my hand and left quite a few cuts. Ha! Really didn’t expect that.
This video is so much help 😭 I've recently been doing a lot of research on raw diets and I've really not known how to start-
You make it sound so easy. If I could just get my psycho husky mix to even try a bite of raw food.
I'm good on fruits and vegetables. I've always used those as treats. They've had raw bison from a bison harvest and they've had lamb. Atm I'm starting with ground turkey, and the plan is to get them on lamb and bison. My oldest is picky so that's why, he's not into fish as much. My small dog is fine with ANY. I'm scared but excited to actually and FINALLY doing this. 😅 I've always used a high quality kibble (Pure Balance) because, when I got my 3y as a puppy and he came with Pedigree...dry skin watery diaherea, and acid reflux after eating. Terrible, so I switch him to Pure Balance Venison and Bison and he was fine, shiny coat, no more puking, diaherea. Then found out about raw dieting. So, I think I can do better than kibble.
Finally watching these, so great! Thank you :D
I REALLY wish you had put a list of the food choices you discussed in the video white meat, muscle, fiber and so on. This would've made it a lot easier to shop with. A screen shot is a great thing to have on the phone. Thanks for the video though ! There's a lot of great info here.
I didn't think about that, thanks for the input! perfectlyrawsome.com has all of these on her website if you need that!
I have been loving your channel. I am taking note of some of the improvements you have made for my own channel. keep it up :)
I like this channel, I'm planning to get a samoyed puppy, hopefully before the end of the year, and I want to feed him raw diet.
If a dog does have a few digestive and excretion issues at first, don't blame it on a specific food, or think your dog must have an intolerance to it.
It's more than likely it's just the dog having the wrong gut flora. The bacteria that were reliant on carbohydrates can't survive on the dog's new high protein diet, and as they die, they cause short-term issues. Once the dog gets the correct gut flora for his diet, those previous issues will more than likely disappear.
When I first started adding raw to my new pup's kibble (he had been fed mostly kibble until I got him at 6 months), I noticed that raw chicken seemed to be a problem. I began feeding an almost purely raw diet almost immediately. He's now been on a purely fresh diet for nearly a month, and now he doesn't have a problem with any food I give him. The list of things I'm trying him on is growing by the day. Not just the different meat proteins, but also a range of vegetables and other foods.
I also got a 25lbs corgi! thx for this guide!
Thanks for the advice! We are beginning to transition to RAW this week.
Awesome!
I have been wanting to switch my puppers to raw, however; I am concerned about say salmonella from the raw chicken, or parasitic infestation from the raw meats. I have been taught to always wash my hands after handling raw meats. Had a former co-worker become host to a parasite after licking his fingertips to open the grocery bags and place the prepackaged meat inside it. I am wanting to stay away from as much processed foods as I can for my dog.
How many times a day does Matsu eat? Is that 9.2 oz each meal? Or do you divide the 9.2 into each meal for the day?
I think it's for an entire day
Hello from Malaysia! Will you be doing video of transitioning for cats as well? Please do!
Working on it now :)
I just switched my dogs to raw. The first week I gave them raw in the morning and kibble in the evening and then switched to raw only. They are already seeming healthier with more energy after 2 weeks!!!
This is so well filmed and informative. I first clicked on your videos bc of the thumbnail but stayed for the info!
Aw good! I always wonder about my thumbnails lol
Okay I have a cat not a dog, I am going to get a dog someday but I just looking of a cat one while in the middle of this video and found out you, the same channel had a video on it! I’m subscribing now!
Well thank you!
I am wanting to switch my dogs to eating raw, but my husband is afraid of us getting sick from the raw meat. any tips on how to not spread germs back and forth?
same ! my mom in concerned about that
Thanks this was very helpful
my main issue is that if i were to go to raw I'd need a replacement for eggs/egg shells my dog has terrible egg allergies, just egg though, every other meat is fine, i started giving him some raw along with his kibble at 4months old, he never even had soft stool from it(he's 2 now), kibble on the other hand causes a ton of issues when ever i've been forced to switch. Ideally, once i figure out my work situation and get my self into a better paying position, i would like to go fully raw with him, the problem is that he cant eat eggs and i prefer the totally ground complete patties (i have no problem buying meat in bulk, and prepping it myself, i already do for a smaller portion) i need a recipe without egg or egg shell that i can make easily at home that is totally balanced, i would be willing to buy bone or horn powder but i need recommendations.
Roman loves veggies, fruit and herbs and eats them both raw, cooked and ground, he also loves fish more than life, to give a better idea of what format of raw i'd be doing.
Thank you so much!! Super helpful 🙏❤
I want to transffer my 7 month old pup to raw, but Im scared if I mess it up since she is stil lgrowing and her immuen system is not too strong yet as she was sick just a week ago. She is healing, but I want to do more research and i think I´ll transfer when she is 1 years old. Which is thsi AUGUST!!!
Hi! I just had a quick question. My pup is already eating pre-made raw food, so I was wondering if it would be okay to do the cold turkey method or should I slowly introduce him to the new cuts of meat?
If you know your dog does well on the proteins you want to switch them to cold turkey, then that's fine! But it's always good to just give a few whole pieces of meat or raw meaty bone just so they can get a feel for it before completely switching.
Love ur content . Can you provide the resources you used while researching ? Genuinely want to learn. ❤
My pups are 9 months old and one has developed what I believe are allergies since may , she has been very itchy with red ears and bumps under her fur that get flakey after a couple days and her eyes are really itchy with hair loss .. my other pup is now starting to itch more ive noticed but no other symptoms, I want to switch them to a raw diet but I’m scared lol it seems so overwhelming, mostly because I’m not sure what my dog is allergic to.. she has an appointment with a holistic vet the 29th so hopefully I can get some good info on what’s going on with her and then I can take the steps needed
Fantastic and insightful, wish I had heard of this so much sooner as my Pomeranian has a sensitive GI track and eats his mess and we can hardly get him to eat his kibbles. Can I cook chicken and salmon for my dog or is the raw version the best for it?
My dog is really picky to new food and has a sensitive digestive system. It's stressful she's 3 years old and a chihuahua
Thank you soooo much.
are there foods/cuts we should be avoiding? i heard chicken bones are really dangerous for dogs for example though i saw chicken wings in your video so now i’m confused.
Dogs shouldn’t eat chicken bones it can splinter in their throats, and also don’t feed them cooked bones or they’ll have the shits
I’m pretty sure that they can eat raw bones and it’s great for them. But make sure they aren’t cooked
@@victorianedyalkova9070 yah vicky is right, its the cooked ones that splinter and puncture there insides but raw should be ok.
Raw chicken bones are fine
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Do you have a video what to feed them for 2 weeks and so?
Hi! I’m thinking on changing my two dogs to raw food but one of them is very allergic to chicken and Turkey, in this case what can I use to replace it? Thanks! Love your vids
Beef, pork, lamb, duck, quail, bison, rabbit - lots more to choose, just may be a little more pricy!
I’m in the process of adopting a new pup (yay!) and want to start him on a raw diet. From what vets know he is about 8 months old and he was rescued from the streets of Kuwait. He is currently on a vet recommended food due to concerns with his gut flora, but his foster family said he should be okay to switch out of that.
How do you advise I introduce him to a raw diet? Cold Turkey? Or slow integration? If so, I know to start with things like chicken (muscle meat), but can I also have chicken bones as well? I really appreciate your videos! They have been so unbelievably helpful!
I am here out of desperation. I have a dog with suspected IBD. If we keep him on a set prtoein for too long it causes him pain and he constantly has loose stools. I cant get through a working day without getting home to poo in the house even coming back at dinnertime. I have been told that raw food is great for dogs with IBD but I am so scared of trying it. Does anybody have any hints, tips, reassurance other than the helpfulness of this video?
I have 2 Mini Aussie's the young one was raised with partial raw meat. my older dog not. I give them every week once or twice something raw . but want to change them 100% raw. Living in Italy it is very expensive to get BARF or even buying fresh meat. But the little one really wants raw. Any ideas? And they are both approx. 22-24 pounds so how much would I feed each meal (2x's day)
Our 3 gsds wont eat veggies is it necessary to feed them veggies?
A local meat vendor at our farmer’s market sells something called a “pet grind” that’s a combination of muscle meat, organs, and finely ground bone. Would that be safe to serve cooked?
Have a 10 year old German shepherd and day 2 of raw diet is giving her bad diahhrea. How bad can the diahhrea get to be considered normal transitioning period? Its so painful to see her straining to poop
The leafy greens you recommend like spinach etc. are very high in oxalates, is this not a problem for dogs?
Lots of raw feeders use these veggies.
I’m worried about cross contamination as my dog licks everything
hey love your videos could you tell me how much i should feed my 125 10.5 month old great dane? and what would be best for him??
Holy shit. Lmao
Give him a whole chicken bro. Balls to the wall. 🤷🏽♀️
Great info other than the plants. Not trying to poison my pup
wait how did you get Matsu's ratios??? Bc I'm trying to figure out the ratios for my doggos (I have six dogs broooooooooooo)
My dog is 7 years old is it safe to switch him to raw also where can I find quality raw meat
I have three dogs. They all enjoy raw food. I do buy it from a pet store . It's called K9 choice beef Plus. The plus means fruit and veggies. And they always have a bowl of kibble grain free for just free range nibbles. I do prefer them eating their raw food. They as well get duck necks turkey necks chicken feet and a couple times a week Buffalo neck bones. I always hope I make the right choice for my fur babies.
Can you do a combination or Raw and kibble? Such as feeding kibble in the morning and raw at night?
Just sub. You make such High qualify content. I would like to do half and half with my cane corso pup. You make such informational videos. If you don’t mind me asking. Where do you buy the things like kelp and the other things to balance their diet?
That means so much to hear thank you very much! Feeding half in the morning and half in the evening is probably what I would do if I was still going to feed kibble! I suggest getting the kelp and vitamin E oil from NOW Foods. For the kelp they have a tiny scoop that's great for measuring out for animals. Green lipped mussels you can find at seafood markets or asian markets, same with fish. Canned oysters you can find at your local grocery store. Am I missing anything?
The Primal Pack just one more question where can you find how much you feed your dog those thing like fish,wheatgrass etc. thank you and keep up the amazing work
@@denisepinales8114 I recommend joining the facebook group Raw Feeding University! They actually have a file on this. Look for the Feed Fresh Whole Foods file
i just discovered this video and you don't know how orienting it is. I've been curious about raw diet because my 1 y/o chihuahua mix is reeeaaally picky, we've switched kibble brands and first he eats everything desperately (new flavors rock, apparently), but then he just decides to skip meals or even stop eating for days, and prefers to be hunting in the backyard (I don't let him, but he slips away whenever he's got the chance). He's totally healthy (I take him to the vet very often), even with all the meal skipping, but I'm worried his stomach acid starts to become a problem or something like that.
I've been doing some research for quite a while now and it's been sooo overwhelming, I didn't know where exactly to look or where to start. Thank you so so much!
I'm sorry you've had so much trouble figuring out a food he likes! I really hope feeding raw can help :)
I love this channel. I have a 12-13 year old underweight redbone coonhound. He’s very skinny, but he eats a lot. We took him to the vet and they figured out he had worms! We gave him medicine and then he was healthy. He now has diarrhea in the house accidentally and I want to help him with his dental health and digestive health. Any tips? They would be appreciated. :)
Is switching an older dog to raw food bad?
4:30 Amount to feed formula
I've been intrigued by the raw food diet after stumbling across it on YT but have reservations due to owning a brachycephalic breed. Do you recommend raw food for all breeds or just those with more traditional snout lengths?
Our sweet boy is an 11mo old Boston Terrier puppy who has had gut issues since we brought him home at 8wks and discovered he came with Giardia 😥 since then its just been a money pit of trying to find food that doesn't result in soft, smeary, smelly stool. He also has anxiety issues which I know at least for humans can have a significant tie to diet and gut health which makes me wonder how much his irritated gut is affecting that too. Just want him to be healthy and happy.
My dog refuses to eat eggs. I've tried raw, poached and boiled. She just doesn't like egg. Is there any alternatives? Could I use egg powder and mix it to the meat? Would that have the same benefits?
I did raw as treats liver, hearts, chicken feet and muscle meat at first mostly as I wasn’t prepared (my meat grinder and extra freezer hadn’t arrived in time due to the annoying times) so did kibble and treats for 2 weeks then they arrived and we went cold turkey (well not Turkey we dont really get them in Thailand)
My Aussie shepherd is 9 months - do you think she’s too accustomed to kibble to transition cold turkey?
Rewatched one of your videos and noticed you add a powder for flea/tick prevention. What product do you use? Thanks!
Earth Animal yeast free herbal flea and tick powder! I've been using it for 2 years now. I live in the south and 75% of the year I have to give the double dose for it to be affective, but it definitely has been doing the trick 95% of the time.
@@PawsofPrey Thank you!
This was great, thanks, I have been researching "what supplements for homemade dog food?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Donulian Astounded Dominion - (search on google ) ? It is a great one of a kind guide for discovering how to discovering the secret the dog food industry is hiding without the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my co-worker got excellent success with it.
Is this winter from work?
you said you feed your dog 9.2 oz daily.. is this separated through meals (am, pm?) or is this 9.2 oz am, 9.2 oz pm?
So when you put your dogs ratio the 7.3 MM .9 RMB 0.5 liver and 0.5 OSO is that ratio per meal or per day? This video is great!!!!
Per meal! Which technically is also per day because you feed that meal in that day. You can split that meal throughout the day or feed it all at once that day!
Do they eat the same thing for breakfast and dinner or the 2 different kind of meals
if ever i have a dog, its raw feed baby!! also it looks more interesting in bowl
I have a 9 week old puppy that I started giving cooked chicken and ground turkey as a snack ( no additives just the meat itself) I can tell he loves it.. is there much difference on giving him a cooked meat diet vs raw? Id loke to switch him over to raw
Great videos! I have a question about transitioning. We feed our Corgi, Artoo a grain-free kibble. 1 cup in the morning and 1/2 cup at night. We want to switch him to Primal raw due to the convenience and I know that we want to do this gradually however I am just not sure about the calories. If we give him a 1/4 cup of raw and 3/4 cup of kibble how do we know the raw is the same calorie content? Artoo is 3yrs old and 42lbs. He is half cardigan half pembroke. I would like to get him to 38 to 40lbs. I just don't want to be overfeeding or underfeeding him during the transition.
Does it show the kcal count anywhere on the packaging? Ultimately it shouldn't be much of an issue if you have to eyeball it since the transition process wont take too long, but I know there's a way to find out. Maybe message the company if it doesn't say anywhere.
my concern is that my husky will eat the bone whole without chewing because he is greedy...any advice?
So many websites and forum asked me not to mix kibbles and raw . So I can do that ? Can I mix kibbles and raw ( ground premade) long term ? Just feeding raw is so expensive as I have a giant dog
Hey, is there something wrong with my dog if he doesn’t eat his kibble as soon as he gets it? He often eats his food a few hours later than when we give it. I just want to know because all of the pets I’ve seen, they always eat their food right away
Is this information able to be used for cats too? I really want to switch my cats from wet and dry food to raw food and I haven't found much information for switching cats from processed food to raw food.
I’ve been wanting to feed my Goldendoodle raw for some time now but always been intimidated. These videos help so much but I really am not sure if I should dive her all the way in or slowly . As it doesn’t seem she likes her kibble food anymore, or is bored of it
My vet doesn't want firm poop he wants it semi-soft .
My dogs eat anything !
Right now, they are getting a mix of a raw diet with dry dog food .
I will increase the new meat gradually
I thought I was watching a dog video not science haha jk I love this vid
Well ya know I gotta back up my claims :p
Great video!how about cat transition from kibbles to raw?
I have a cat transition video as well :)
How old is your corgi? This is the most fit corgi I’ve ever seen.
Matsu (the corgi) just turned 3yo
This video is goooddddd 👍
My dog just swallows the food and bone with a little chewing, is it ok for his tummy to digest?
My pup is actually allergic to all-white meat as I got him tested. Would it be okay to start straight with red?
Interesting! Is pork included? If not, I would start with pork.
I’m getting my 8 weeks old German shepherd puppy tomorrow and we want to switch her to raw. So should I do the cold turkey kind?
I go over everything for puppies in this video! th-cam.com/video/Zb5iwD3H-eg/w-d-xo.html
Vet told me to put my puppy on chappie coz he had to be wormed and had diarrhoea. This was nearly 2 weeks ago . He’s still got diarrhoea . So I’m thinking about about changing him to a raw diet.
My dog became very sick yesterday from raw meat that i mixed with his kibble. He was shaking in pain and had no appetite. Luckily I didn’t have to go to the vet because he was fine the next day after some fasting and then small portions of rice, kibble and kefir. I know it’s not a protein reaction so I wonder why he got sick. I thought maybe a dangerous bacteria? Has someone else had this experience?
Can I just switch my dog to the healthy variety mixes on topqualitydogfood to keep it convenient? What do you recommend? I have a 1 1/2 year old Boston Terrier who is on kibble/wet food.
If you grind up food better and add ground up Chia seed and Ground up oatmeal it will help add fiber and vitamins and make stool