Trying Something New | WahlieTV EP531
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Hey Weylie! Long time fan! I'm actually a practicing Vet and I can stand by Royal Canin along with other veterinary diets such as Purina, Hill's etc. since they actually do research on their food and have scientific data to back up their food. Many clients have misconceptions of the word "by products" and "meals" By product just means that they use parts of the animal that we humans don't usually eat such as organs, bones, etc. which are packed with nutrients. Just know that as vets, we just want to ensure the best quality of life for your fur babies!
Nannerz88 yesssss omg! I'm a registered vet technician from Canada and this food is absolutely amazing I have multiple pets of my own on RC food because it's literally formulated by a team of vets and nutritionalist to be a prescription diet!!
In my experience dogs and cats with IBS have a lot of trouble digesting large quantities of animal proteins like in raw diets. Please Weylie give this diet a chance and don't be alarmed by "by product" or "meals" as being a bad this for your doggies.
Couldn't appreciate this comment enough!!!!
Yup! I used to be a veterinary assistant and the Royal Canin GI food always had great results. If you're still concerned about their coat and etc., you can supplement their diet with fish oil as well.
I can't tell you enough how happy reading this makes me! After working in an animal hospital for a few years now and also studying to be a veterinarian, all I want to do is educate people about pet health and medicine. I have so many lengthy conversations with my doctors about important pet dietary needs and I really enjoy passing off the knowledge to my clients!
Oh that's great! Hope Weylie or Wah sees this!
What do you think of Merrick? I'm feeding my dog that right now and he doesn't seem to like it very much. But from the general reviews I've seen online, it seems pretty legit in terms of nutrition.
“Hello? A night” AHAHA that killed me 😂
honestly i love wahlie bc they’re so sincere about everything they do. when they were sponsored by wix some other youtubers might have simply mentioned it in passing but wah bothered to explain in detail what wix does and that shows that they are conscious of the kind of influence they have on their viewers and i love that. i love that despite having such a large viewership they stay grounded and still make the vlogs the best they can. thank u wahlie for the great channel keep it up !! sending love from singapore xx
It's a safe diet. We had to do that with our husky when he hit 10 years old. We did lots of research and learned that "people" food aka cooking your own meat, rice, veggies can actually be really bad for older dogs because they can't digest it.
whoa I never knew that!
"Good morning world" t shirts for merchhh 👀
also HUUHHH WAHHH shirts pls
VEE MATA I WAS GONNA SAY THIS YASSS
Me everytime I get in my car, "please have gas. Hallelujah! " 😂😂
“He is going to shoot someone tomorrow” lol
meda meda I
Just realized that 😂😂😂
"Oh that's actually more corny" HAHA
I love you two and how you guys interact! Hope to see you two for years to come
My husky is on Royal Canin Mobility Support since he has arthritis in his hind legs. We started him on it in late July/early August of this year and we can definately see the change. Though it isn't exactly the same thing as what Money is experiencing, seeing the change in our husky has really led me to trust the brand.
weylie, honestly, i would say go with your gut! i worked at a centinela feed and pet supplies for a little over a year and i was required to attend seminars to learn about animals. i'm definitely not a vet, but michi and money look so healthy and happy for the most part. i personally would keep feeding them higher quality food (senior formula) as oppose to royal canine. but i would definitely avoid changing their food so often. keep it consistent.
i know all dogs are different, but i have a chihuahua terrier mix and he's 14 years old and he is doing great for his age. i feed him Welcome Home (there isn't a senior formula for this brand, but the ingredients are good), which you can find at Centinela Feed and Pet Supplies. his appetite is at such a great place compared to when he was younger when i didn't know any better and fed him pedigree.
23:13 BABY MICHI OMGGGG MY HEART MY SOUL 😍😍😍
...and then **record scratch** 23:47 old michi LOLOL
Actualy royal canin worked pretty well on my boyfriend’s cat. His cat had the same issue as Money, and the vet recommend royal canin. And now his cat is a happy healthy cat! But then every case is different so give it a try first Weylie 💗
Cant wait to see the final look of the house!!!
Hey guys! ♡ I have worked as a vet tech for several years. I will say we have had many patients on RC foods and have seen great results. The complexity of their diets are pretty intense. We didn't carry all their foods but did carry some. When their reps would come talk to us I was always blown away with the science behind their special diets. Good luck with your babies! I just love seeing them in the vlogs! ♡♡♡
It's really comforting to hear that you offer your dogs only the best quality of food there is. It really shows how much you care for animals and as an animal supporter myself I really appreciate everything you do for them. Love you sistaaaaaa~
Yay!!!! I’m so happy you guys have a website now!!! I hope you develop some merch soon too👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽!!! Take my money please !!!
Love the new website and the first blog post! Cannot wait to see your finished home. Its coming along AMAZING!!
OML THE BABY MICHI PICTURE IM CRYING 😭😭😭
you guys should make a shirt that says “WAHHHT” lol
or " Huuuhh?WAHHH?" :P
that's a super great idea lool!!
Yessss lol great idea!
Irene Sp yes that’s what i meant
And a 'call it a night' one, too!
Weylie, just seeing a part of your life and what you do throughout the day, man you are so selfless and really shows how much you care and put others first, your actions and positivity remind me so much of my mom
I'm at work but weilie comes first, well here comes a 30 minute bathroom break
EARRRLLLYYYY!!! About time u guys have a website!! Yess, merchs please!! Wah u should def do a filming business!
Yeah I'd say just follow the vet's advice. My friend's dog has been fed Royal Canin and she seems super healthy even though she is 13 years old. She also seems to enjoy the food too! BYproducts only implies that ingredients are parts of the animal that are not commonly prepared for consumption, like for example bones and offal (organs). Not only is this good for the environment, as there is no waste in food product, the byproducts are also very high in protein. Just bc they are called byproducts does not mean that they are not fit for consumption. I know personally, that in Chinese culture, it is common to eat offal (stomach, liver, heart, tongue, blood) so it's not a problem on inedibility. The word byproducts has negative connotation so don't let it make you think it will be harmful/bad for your fur babies!
Hi Weylie! I just wanted to let you know that my little pupper is on the vet diet (Royal Canne) the same food you have to feed Money. She’s been on this diet for about 9 years now and has been doing great! She had bladder stones and is now diabetic. Overall, I was sceptical about feeding her something with so many by-products and meals... but it seems to be working out and she’s doing great! I have no complaints about the food
I love you and Wah 😂 you guys always make my day! I love getting notifications when a new vlog goes up.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS I'M SO HAPPY!!! I CLICKED THIS VLOG SO FAST! I love you guys!!!
Ben slowly walking behind Wah and smiling while he was talking to the camera was my fav LOL
Hi Weylie!
I work at a vet's office, and I definitely understand your concerns about the Royal Canin diet. I've worked with many doctors in my vet office, and they have all said wonderful things about Royal Canin as a brand because they are completely formulated by vets and is catered to our babies' specific nutritional needs. The GI Low Fat diet in particular, my doctors recommend very highly for dogs with longer term GI issues (which are pretty common), and from what my clients tell me for the most part, they see great results in their fur babies' quality of life because of it. The only complaint I hear a lot is that it is a more expensive brand. If Royal Canin isn't a brand you want to stick with, there are also other prescription diets (that are also very highly vet recommended) that are for GI issues, these being Hill's Science Diet i/d Digestive Care, or Purina EN. One of my dogs in the past was on Purina EN temporarily for GI problems and it helped her a lot (and she was on another Rx food from Purina for a majority of her life and did great), and my cat was on Hill's i/d for a similar problem and (along with medication) did great with just a few days on the diet. These are prescription foods so they will need a doctors approval if you decide to switch.
I hope this information helps you! I want to make sure your babies life long healthy lives in the best way possible! Thanks for always inspiring me
My cat is on the urinary vet diet and I have noticed a big different with his coat. It is softer and silkier. He is much healthier and I feel so much better giving it to him. I’m not worried about feeding him and he had crystals or stones. It’s amazing it really is
Michi laying on her back is me 😂 so cute 💕
Did anyone else crack up when hey saw Wah's hand jumping around and fell??? I was like mesmerized, I could not stop watching. It was hysterical! Please tell me I was not the only one who was so incredibly amused.
Absolutely loved the website! I cannot wait to keep up with you guys even more! The site looks so clean and polished and organized! So happy for you guys!
good morning world t-shirts!!!! omgggg
Came here as soon as I got a notification!!! And the website looks sooo good, love the update about your new home! Can't wait to see it!!! So excited for you guys! 😍
Hey Weylie! I just want to tell you that my dog actually has the same thing that Money and Michi do, except it's full on IBS for him. I fed my dog Orijen's kibble all of his life so I didn't want to switch him to the vet food either because the ingredients were so bad. I don't know if it'll work for your dog, but I switched mine to half The Honest Kitchen's grain free turkey recipe food and half his old food and found that it helped him a lot. I really like The Honest Kitchen because all of their food is 100% safe for human consumption, and they're a small company that really cares about the health of dogs. We tried multiple other foods before settling on this one (Sojos, Orjien Freeze Dried, Taste of the Wild). I'm sure each dog will be different but this is what worked for us! He has regular poops now and never bloats or has stomach problems. He's doing super well and he's 15!
Joy Lee yaas! Honest kitchen is amazing! I also feed my dog that as well, and she has no tummy issues! I love honest kitchen so much! And it's HUMAN GRADE! If a big one hits in California, I can always resort to my dog's food, yah feels?
Emily Ishii AHAHA yes! No need to stock up on human food Honest Kitchen it is! Also another side note to Wah and Weylie, I'm pretty sure The Honest Kitchen is the only dog food brand that is 100% human grade which I think makes it really special! I know other brands market their food as made with 100% human grade ingredients but the end product normally isn't safe for human consumption. With The Honest Kitchen, people can safely eat it as well! All their food is human tested, approved by the FDA, and the founder is a nutritionist who truly wants the best for dogs. The diet is also a lot more plant based which means more fiber! (That's one of the main reasons we switched our dog to it smoother digestion and easy poops for him) I know the vet is a licensed professional who knows best, but our vet approved our half Orijen Senior Kibble half The Honest Kitchen grain free turkey diet when she saw the improvement it made in our dog! Hope everything goes well for you guys, and wishing lots of good health to Money, Michi, and Navi!:)
Hi Weylie, I never feed my dogs with store bought kibble/wetfood. The only time they will have those pre-made food is when we are on holiday and we have to put them in boarding houses. I always feed them with rice and boiled chicken liver. We make a batch that last a week and when its their meal time we will mix it with warm rice. They love it and never get tired of it. Sometimes we also give chicken but rarely. I think in general freshly cooked dog food is always better that the packaged ones as they do not have preservatives
My cat has actually been on a Royal Canin diet for his urinary tract health for about 7-8 years now, although in the beginning, like you, I was so hesitant about it because of the ingredients. As per request from my vet, I put my cat on the diet because of his UTI. After about a year of him eating Royal Canin with no more UTI issues, I decided to switch to a healthier brand. Within a month or so with the new food, my cat's UTI came back. Another vet visit and another vet bill later, I went back to Royal Canin. I really, really didn't want to stick with the diet so once the UTI cleared up, I transitioned to another brand of cat food, but the UTI came back again within a few months. So I have switched to Royal Canin indefinitely and my cat hasn't had any problems since. So yes, from my experience, the Royal Canin diet does work. I feel bad as well knowing I'm giving my pet food with such horrible ingredients, but in the end, my cat is healthy and not experiencing any pain, which is all I really want. AND my cat is actually a picky eater but he LOVES this food and won't eat anything else.
My cat has pancreatitis and triaditis. He was put on royal canin moderate calorie gastrointestinal food. Since he has been on it he has not been sick as much. He was being sick once a week originally and loosing weight. Now he’s hardly ever sick and a bit chunky! Sometimes he gets a bit bored of it so I put some plain cooked chicken over the top of it. He’s been on it nearly two years now xx
Royal Canin is great. I had a senior dog who was diagnosed with Kidney disease and sensitive stomach when he was around 14 years old and was prescribed the Royal Canin presciption brand. We had to give him both the Renal and the GI and it helped alot. Luckily we were able to enjoy two more years with him before he passed this summer at 16.5 years.
Hi Weylie, my Westie is on Royal Canin gastrointestinal, the low fat version because of his colitis. It's similar to IBS but in the colon. I don't know if you read my previous post on a different vlog but my Westie has flare ups and then won't eat for 1-2 days and has bloody stool that has mucus too. He gets really low energy and drained during these episodes. I tried feeding every dog food on the market, especially the better quality foods (freeze dried, dehydrated, and at one point we even made our own) but only the Royal Canin vet diet worked. Before the Royal Canin we were feeding him an Iams vet diet and he was doing great on that but sadly they discontinued it. We went through a very difficult time afterwards before finding the Royal Canin and I was really hesitant to try Royal Canin like you because of the ingredients. But one day we were so desperate we tried it and it really worked. After doing research we found out the dried beet pulp and fructooligosaccharides in the Royal Canin is really helpful for GI issues. We also supplement him with a powder pre and probiotic to replenish his good bacteria (colitis and many GI issues come from an imbalance of bacterial flora in the GI tract). He has been much better since and has been eating Royal Canin for many months (and the Iams for years earlier). We supplement his diet with steamed chicken and fruits and vegetables he can tolerate. So I guess I just wanted to try to help your worries about the food because I had the same concerns. My Westie has been doing great and I hope I was able to help a little. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions 🙂
I don't have dogs, however my cat Spooky has had urinary bladdar issues for years. He gets crystal build up and is now on the Royal Canin urinary s/o formula cat food, and it has been working for the past 3 years! I'm all about all natural foods for my fur babies too, but it's been working and has also been keeping my other kitty away from the vet. Its working girl! Trust your vet!
For your pups I would try kicking out kibble in general. Even if it has good ingredients it’s better to put all 100% fresh food in their gut. You can give them vegetables like broccoli, Brussels sprouts, green beans, cauliflower, carrots, leafy greens, with some sort of meat. I’d stay away from chicken and beef and try other sources of meat. You can add some rice to it as well but not too much since dogs don’t really do well with digesting a lot of grains. Adding a probiotic powder like Fortiflora will help their GI tract too since they are older dogs. Royal canin is a “good” brand in terms of an easy fix. Most people won’t put so much time and effort into their dogs food so getting a kibble like theirs makes it easier to convince dog owners to switch to it.
Michi is such a funny dog :D the best transition ever was from baby Michi to derpy Michi! Laughed like crazy :D
hey omg hehehe so glad to be the first few to watch your vlog!!! sending love from singapore!!!
Awwww I’m so happy for you guys!!! I’ll always continue to support you guys ❤️
You should look into feed your dogs raw! Many dogs that have IBS and gone on raw food have seen very good results! You just have to do a lot of research into what percentage of each types of meat, organ, and bones to feed, but it makes for happy and healthy dogs!
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Look to Chronically Jacquie on YT cause she feeds her dog raw diet. Her friend also does so with great benefit to their dogs. And these dogs are service dogs who needs to be in tip top shape to help them. @wahlietv look em up :)
This is raw, including raw meat right? because the people that feed their dogs raw veggies and no meat is just animal abuse.
Raw feeding is 45% bones 45%meat 5%liver 5% organ. If you want you can add raw veggies but it is not necessary for a carnivor
Hey, so I've taken a pet food production class and we discussed raw food for animals. Feeding a raw diet can be fine to an extent but, there hasn't been enough research to prove that it's better than regular dog food. Unfortunately, feeding a raw diet can go bad if prepared poorly. Since it's not cooked, there's a higher chance of contamination. This could lead to the pet and owner getting sick. It's a risky diet that doesn't have proven benefits that overpower regular dog food. I know just because the dog's ancestors are the wolf that we can assume that dogs can eat raw too, but dogs are very much domesticated and biologically different than the wolf. Raw diets are another marketing tactic that will get owners to spend money on something that doesn't have much research to back it up. In no way am I an expert, but this is just information that I've learned from my class
Hey Weylie, I totally understand your struggle with your vet‘s suggestion. When our dog had ‚poopy-problems’ our vet recommended the same food, gastro intestinal from royal canin and I was shocked when I looked at the ingredients and informed myself in dog online forums about this. Unfortunately most of the vets are sponsored by brands and get money for selling/recommending those „special diets“ which are in my opinion, no healthy at all (+still kind of expensive)
We feed our dog ‚Terra Canis Sensitive, //turkey with celery‘ it‘s as well can-food but in high food quality and for humans to eat too. (You can really see the difference when opening the can). This a German brand, so I‘m not sure if it‘s available for you too but I‘m sure if you get another high quality sensitive food, it‘s way better than royal canin.
The most important thing is that if you change anything in your dog‘s diet it needs to be done very slowly, so at the beginning you only mix a few spoons of your new food in, then slowly raise the amount. (Can last until 2 weeks).. otherwise the vicious circle with poop-problems can start again.
What I can tell is that grains are often hard to digest, so a grain-free food is a good choice 🙂 i hope the best for you and your dogs and it‘s awesome that you think out of the box and question your vet‘s opinion! ❤️ greets from austria ❤️
I do the same for my dog, no meals no byproducts. I would be concerned too, but after reading several comments from vets below then I would say try it. Praying for the best for both dogs! :)
I absolutely LOVEEE seeing Weylie going around to do errands .. it literally motivates me to get off my ass on days where I feel unmotivated and down..
also I would never go royal canine.. I would stick to healthy dry nuts you can find. My pooch had GI problems too and I just kept it simple. I quit the wet food (which results in wet, loose poops), to the healthiest dry nuts I could find.. I give my lady a treat often too so she's pretty good :) go with your instinct always girllll
My little puppy had the exact same problem and we also had to use the Royal Canine GI foods. It actually helped my little puppy get healthier...and like you, my aunt used to buy really high quality foods for her dog and she told me from her experience that usually cheaper/more well known dog food brands work more effectively for dogs! I hope this advice makes you feel better. They should feel better in no time :)
when Weylie says, "please have gas.... hallelujah!" thats me every time i get into my car hahahah
My puppy was on the same diet & royal canin gastro food...she finished the whole bag (the big one) and it lasted from when she was 8 weeks to 4 months old. Her vet said we can switch her back to the royal canin pug food (not prescription) and now she’s a lot better. It isn’t the best food ingredients wise but she didn’t have any other stomach problems since (fingers crossed)
My husky is currently on a royal canine hyperallogenic diet, and has been for the past 5 months. we don't know if its inflammatory bowel disease or what not, but theres something in his old food that was causing him alot of pain. so far he's been good, no reaction to the current food. he's 7 years old aswell, it just sucks cause this diet could be a forever thing. and that means no more treats, no more doggy bones. just strict hyperallogenic diet/treat. but it works well.
My dog has a very sensitive GI because he caught a parasite as a young puppy... I still feed him high quality food (Orijen), but I add a tablespoon of purée pumpkin (and a sprinkle of water) to help him out and I choose the formula with less protein. Sometimes I would also cook his food - just cook ground turkey or something and mix in rice, pumpkin and so forth. A plain human diet is probably one of the most mild and nutritious meal you can provide.
My dog is 8 and we feed him a prescription diet. Before we rescued him, he had bladder stones and had to have surgery. He had trouble controlling his bladder for a while. The diet is preventative against bladder stones, so I can’t say if it actively does anything, but he hasn’t gotten bladder stones again so it’s probably working? I trust science and the research they’ve put into the food. Especially for older dogs, some of the ingredients you may be used to feeding them aren’t easily as digestible. Plus, animal by-product can still be pack full of nutrients, even if it doesn’t sound appealing to humans.
Omg a new vlog to watch!! YES! I've been rewatching the old past few vlogs LOL
My dog has IBS for the past 2 years and she does really great. I switched her diet to grain free salmon and sweet potatoes. Her tummy does really well. I use the Wellness brand.
Hi Weylie! Just to help with your dog food situation... I have also been recommended the Royal Canin and Hills Science Diet but like you was worried about the ingredients. I try to think of it this way: dogs were domesticated from wolves and so in the wild would eat a raw diet. One of my vets finally recommended something better! It’s called Vets All Natural (vetsallnatural.com.au). I’m not sure if you can get it in America as I’m from Australia but I suggest looking into raw food diets that are grain free. Many dogs become sensitive due to the high level of grain fillers in most pet foods. My dog was a little picky at the start of her new diet, but now she absolutely loves it much more than her old food. Hope this helps! And I can’t wait to see the house all finished! ☺️💕
Yasssss girl ! I’m at work at the moment and I cant watch at the moment but ya girl know what shes doing tonight ! ❤️😭 ill make sure and get some food before I start wstching tooooooo
Loving the website! So happy for you guys, and the house is looking beautiful
I work at a dog hotel and when dogs have diarrhea or stomach issues, we do have some of those food in house and we would switch it to that. After they eat it for a few days, they don't have diarrhea or any signs of stomach aches etc. so I would defiantly recommend it! I hope they feel better and get well!
My dogs are suppose to be on a vet diet but then I changed them to the raw BARF diet
Sounds horrible but it’s organs, chickens, broth, veggies
It’s really good for them
A bit pricey
A bit of prep is involved but we love it
I have a Lab and he use to always have diarrhea but it stopped ever since we switched his food to royal canin high energy. To add more nutrients to his diet I give him vegetables and fruits as snacks. Like blue berries or I’ll give him a whole cucumber and he’ll munch on that. Also if you decide to switch to royal canine. I order mine on chewy. It’s a lot cheaper compared to buying it in store and you also have the option for automatic shipping every few weeks or months depending on how much you give your dog. Also u can delay or ship instantly. By choosing automatic shipping you save 5%! And to add on my lab’s coat is so healthy and soft. He gained a healthy weight and has lots of energy. Highly recommend it and just supplement them with fresh fruits and vegetables.
Hi Weylie! I'm not an active commentator on your comments section, BUT, I have two small fur babies, and my vet told me that smaller dogs have a higher risk of gastrointestinal distress - aka, blood in their stool occurs here and there. Every time this happens, my vet gives me 3 cans of that royal canine food (but wet food, not dry), and I'm told to feed them 1/4 of the can each meal (twice a day). In 24-48 hours, it works miracles! :)
Hey sistah! I had a dog (rest his smart soul) who lived to almost 16 y/o. And with the age comes with all this medications, illness, the lost of hearing lost of most of his sight. But he was happy. Anyways, there was a time when his vet recommend go to this "special" diet. And we did feed it to him for maybe 3-4 days. And he was NOT HAPPY about it. He was lethargic and all. So what we did. We just alternate it with his regular food. Sometimes we will mix rice with it and it made a huge difference. ❤
Ps. Keep up these awesome vlogs. Love you! 😘
YAY! So excited about the website :) I love following your life guys
Regarding your dilemma with which food to choose for your dogs, I have used Royal Canin for both my cats. The oldest is seven, and I've tried many different brands and types for cat food, and the Venterenarian Royal Canin is by far my favourite. I dont know how it is in the states, but here in Norway you can either buy Royal Canin from pet stores or other stores, but the one I get from the vet is not the same as the one in other stores. Whenever I switch the oldest one to other brands, I usually notice the biggest change in his coat. Other than that, he once had crystallization in his urine, and after feeding him the Royal Canin Urinary food for about a month, he was all better (e.g. he didn't pee inside, he was actually able to hold it).
The younger one I've only had since August, when I found him outside. He was about 4 weeks then, and he started on the Royal Canin Weaning food. I havent tried any other food with him, but he did grow well, and is perfectly healty now, concidering he was very ill when I first found him. That probably has most to do with the medicine I got for him though. I also changed him onto the Growth food when he was about two months, and he is still happy and energized.
I have never tried any raw diets on my pets my self, and that might be a better, or equally as good, option, but I just wantet to let you know my experiences with Royal Canin. But concidering it is recommended by you vet, it is probably safe. It is the only food my vet sells, so I trust him to know whats best for my cats.
*As a little side note, I did have a dog for 17 years, and he never really had a specfic diet, or a brand we always chose, and he also lived happy and well. But he were also a mixed breed, which tend to have a lot less health issues.
I hope both Money and Michi gets better!
I️ Work at Petsmart and in reality the gastrointestinal/ID food is a easily digestible bland food. My pup was on it for a few months but we ended up switching her to a boiled chicken and rice diet.
My bocker (beagle cocker spaniel) is on the exact same diet and eats the Royal Canin Gastrointestinal. At first we were very skeptical because just like you guys we really cared about the ingredients and how it was formulated. Prior to switching food, my dog did not have healthy stool. Once we took the recommendation from our vet, her stool has been so much better. It also made her coat more shiny and regulated her weight as well. Not sure if it will have the same effect on all dogs, but this was my experience and I wish you guys all the best! :)
Love the website! I will definitely be following up on you guys via youtube and your website! Love it
I could definitely relate with Weylie on how she can't drive anyone else is car besides her mini. I get super nervous driving my boyfriends car when we go to school because I'm not use to driving his car. Hearing you guys have ideas for merch in the future got me all excited. You guys should definitely make some cute shirts or long sleeves with the pets on it. I love watching your vlogs and hearing about the pets. It helps me prepare for myself when I become a dog owner in the future. So excited to see your new house vlogs! 😬💕 I love you Wah & Weylie!
My dogs are 9 and 10 years old and we've always fed them organic dog foods, but our 10 year old got that same irritable bowel diagnosis about 2 years ago because her stool was just never hard anymore. We made the switch to royal canin for both dogs so it was more consistent and we didn't need to worry about two dogs having different foods and now she she has a lot more energy and more importantly, her bowel movements have been normal with no problems at all for as long as I can remember. The transition to the dog food was actually not a problem at all and they didn't seem to have any side effects to it. Our vet recommended it and it worked so I would say maybe follow what your vet says as well and give it a shot because it worked for me at least with my dogs. And don't be scared by funny names like 'byproducts' because in dog foods, just like in people foods, words like byproducts are just usually pieces of an animal, like a chicken, that isn't specifically identified like chicken breast, etc. Could just be stuff like different parts of meat, liver, gizzards, etc. The only time you'd have to worry is if there's words that sound like chemicals or you just can't pronounce, much like when you read people food labels with artificial things in it.
THE SOUNDS YOU MADE WHILE LOOKING AT THE PICTURES OF THE PUPPIES HAD ME DYINGGGGG
I’ve been using royal canin for my shih tzu since she was a puppy and I’ve definitely noticed a difference with my current dog’s teeth. Shih tzu’s tend to to have teeth problems and she’s already 4 years old and her breath doesn’t even smell and her teeth are in perfect condition. I really do see a positive difference between my last dog and my dog now.
YESSSSSS MERCH PLEASE!!!! All of the t-shirts and beanies and jackets! I'm so excited for you guys!❤❤❤
Omg your moment in your car is ME when im driving 😂😂 “i need to do a little payer “
I've been looking for a site like this to store some of my creative writing! You guys are always hooking it up with the best resources. Thanks for keeping all your subbies in the loop, would love for weylie to do a blog post about where she finds most of her fonts for her main channel too.
my cat has been on that same food for about 5 years now, shes got issues with digestion as well, and she has the gastro high fiber formula, shes still super active, shiny coat and plays a lot, and shes 15. still recommend it even though its not 'the best' ingredients.
I used wix to make a classroom website and eportfolio. So easy! and they come out beautiful!
UGHHH BEEN WAITING FOR LONG VIDS LIKE THIS!! LOVE YOU GUYS
When Money and Michi got back in the car after the vet LOL Poor babies but sooooooo funny and cute LOOOLLL❤️❤️ ❤️❤️ ❤️❤️
My dog had so many stomach problems, and constant diarrhea every few weeks. Every time that happened it was a week of stress of watching and making sure she recovered. Switched my dogs food to Science Hill, vet's recommendation and shes never been better. Almost a year later, no diarrhea or stomach problems anymore!
Weylie, I completely agree with you about the dog food! I work in a vets office and I can tell you that most vets know absolutely nothing about nutrition and dog food. They know about prescription diets because the company makes these diets to make it easier for the vets, but theres lots of fillers in there to make it cost effective for the companies. I would try and look for a holistic vet because they tend to know more about the types of diets that you're used to. you're a great pet owner for doing your own research!
Yay new milestone for you guys!! I can't wait to see what's in store for the merch 🙄😄
My dog is on the Royal Canin gastrointestinal diet. It's a bland food, but is nutritionally sound. My dog loves the canned food and has not had any more diarrhea in over a year. My dog also has IBS and she is 10. I feel good about giving a food to my dog that doesn't give her stomach upset.
Royal Canin is a very good brand. They do tons of studies and have been around for a while! I work at a veterinary clinic and we actually had one of their reps come out and talk to us. It gave me a whole new outlook on their formulas, products, and brands. Our veterinarians always recommend hills, purina, or royal canin. Ive known pets that were on “all natural” diets, “grain free” diets and everything but still had issues until they tried one of those recommended diets and everything cleared up. It may be exactly what they need! Good luck!
Tried to watch this on my phone so i wouldnt have to on my computer lol joys of taking online test. Hey GUYS!!!!!
My dogs are on Prescription Science diet Healthy Advantage Oral +, these special diets work amazing for them (their coat is shinier and their oral health is much better, and it has nutrients for their joints too) and when they are on good quality nutrition for a long time, amazing results can be seen. I work at an animal hospital and I have seen dogs that are veterinary diets generally have better overall health than those who are not. Not to say that all dogs must be on vet diets! It's all about educating yourself and knowing what your dog needs the most to give them the best quality of life possible.
haven't finished the entire vlog yet, but royal canin is actually rly well reputed !! chicken byproduct meal is just organ meat like liver, heart, intestines (without contents), kidneys, etc c:
Raph chicken byproduct could also be equivalent to road kill, or poop and you really don't know what is in it. It's such a broad term. If you look up primal pet foods, they list "chicken", "chicken neck" and "chicken liver" very specific. And you won't find hard to pronounce ingredient names on there.
The food the doctor recommended is also what the veterinary hospital I work at recommends. The animals that board who eat our “house food” is the royal canin gastrointestinal food. Definitely is a good choice! My dogs love the wet and dry food of royal canin.
My dog was having stomach issues, loosing hair and not pooping well because I was feeding her Royal Canin and Eukanuba . turns out she doesn't do well with gluten,grains and such .Switched to one without , Pure natural and she is doing better than ever. She has so much energy and finally poops normal, her hair grew back and all.
I think that Royal Canin isn't the best quiality of food but I think you shoud try it, it's the most recommended by vets, it must do something right somaybe give it a go? at least to clear what's causing her to have tummy isssues. Later you can try something else. Like maybe a raw Diet, I've heard alot of good things about that diet :D
Hi Weylie, regarding your concerns on Royal Canin:
My boyfriend is currently studying to be a vet here in Canada and has worked in a vet clinic for several years now. He is also a dog and cat owner. He learned that what we know as "by-products" is not what you think it is (in pet food). As in, when we think of by-products, you would think scraps and low quality meat, however, according to Association of American Feed Control Officials, examples of by-products include: lungs, spleen, kidneys, liver, fatty tissue, stomachs/intestines (minus the contents) - some of these are seen as delicacies in certain cultures. The definition excludes hair, horns, teeth, hooves, and feces. What you're used to seeing, such as just "chicken", that definition not only includes fresh meat, they can also put in chicken bone, skin, and tail - these are also considered "chicken". For example, if a company only uses chicken bone, that will be labeled as just chicken even when actual meat isn't in it. In other words, meat by-products and fresh meat include both high and low quality nutrients. Thus, you can't see by-products as low quality and fresh meat as high quality.
Also, our cat is turning 4 next month and is already on a vet-formulated diet (Royal Canin), specifically a hypoallergenic diet. She's been on it for a few months now and we personally see a huge difference with her fur and skin condition. She has no more allergy symptoms now. Another example is my boyfriend's dog who was 15 when she switched over to a vet-formulated diet (Hills), specifically a liver disease maintenance diet. After eating it for a couple weeks, she was more energetic and showed a more positive behaviour in general.
Royal Canin is one of the industry-leading companies in research and development for vet exclusive diets. They do a lot of research into nutrient ratios, formula components, and they even look into specific molecules in their formulas. As a pet mom, I trust their brand and it's evident that it works for my cat and other pets.
P.S. I love your videos and I hope you see a positive change in your pets' behaviour :)
Woah!! What a coincidence.. I had to make a wix website to for my class! We had to make an online portfolio!! I haven't published it yet.. still tweaking it!! The website is very easy to use!!
Hey Guys!! Quick tip search for local auctions or estate sales for fixtures or other necessities you may need. Keep the good vibes going. And Weylie if a shirt is comfy it's comfy. Luv yah both!!
Blessed by a 30 min vlog!!!!
Yay a video... been having personal issues lately also my phone it’s being a poop freezing nonstop 🤦🏻♀️ lol more like everyday thank you for uploading ❤️
For the pendent light, just buy a light bulb on a chord one, super cheap, and you can wrap a rope around it. or do a braided rope thing. tons of videos about it.
Raw food is also a good option!
I love that shower scene! 🤣
Heated up a donut to watch this video and it only lasted through the Wix ad :'( lol
My dog used to have blood in the stool every once in a while too and had a very sensitive stomach. My vet recommended to get a prescription diet or i could cook it at home by boiling chicken and rice together. I also add carrots every once in a while. Ever since doing this for like 2 yrs now she has not gotten sick once! Also the only dry food she can eat without getting sick is Nutrish by rachael ray which has great ratings and no by products. They have it on chewy.com too !