you're doing great work mate. There is so much misinformation (particularly from vets) out there and it's great to have guides made available so people can feed their dog a balanced wholefood diet without the complexities
I don't have a dog but feed my two cats a raw diet. Fully raw. Best choice I ever made for them. It's amazing what a fresh, unprocessed, balanced and biologically appropriate diet can do. It's crazy to think we have drifted so far from reality that most think a diet of highly processed starchy floor scrapings counts as peak nutrition for carnivorous animals 😂
As a testimonial, I have been feeding my dogs raw for years. When I got Frank my 27 lb mixed breed dog, he was eating a low quality processed diet. His teeth were in horrible shape and I got him on raw (gradually). Within the first 30 days I saw the plaque receding and his teeth were in amazing shape. He is now 13 years old and is as vibrant as he was when I got him at 3.5 years of age. No one can believe that he is 13 years old! I also got a small 20lb mixed breed female who is now 10 years old. Same story, no one can believe she is 10! Treat them like family, feed them appropriately. They will give you many loving years and limited visits to the vet. I have only had one major situation in all these years. Frank was admitted to the ER shortly after I got him with HGE. The vet staff performed life saving measures and he recovered. I shortly after switched him to a raw diet and integrated probiotics. They told me the HGE could reoccur but thank goodness, it never came back. They have been healthy, vivacious, and keep up with the best of em' even at their ages. Long life to all the pets out there!!!
I have been cooking and gentle cooking for my dog for the past two years. He is three. I recently started with our raw food journey. It’s been a little bit over a week I’m very familiar with adding supplements etc. based on his home-cooked diet from before. I recently switched to roll instead of cooking because I have to have surgery on my hand and cutting food is hard. I did purchase raw vibrance from Dr. Harvey’s. I did noticed that most of the ingredients in the dried mix or what I was putting in my dogs food hence minus all the labor. It’s quite expensive and my dog doesn’t really like it lol any tips on how to make this journey a little bit easier for me? And thank you.
I grow a boat load of broccoli sprouts, freeze them and then process them into the food. It literally creates magnitudes more sulfurafane and it’s dirt cheap
I feed raw chicken legs, or thighs and I have been concerned about the bones splintering, but so far my dogs don’t seem to be effected by them. Thank you for sharing your knowledge . 😊
Hi! In a prior video he does address to never use cooked bones - the cooking draws the moisture from the bones and makes them dangerously brittle. I am looking forward to seeing how my pup likes the raw meaty bones!
I got my GSP puppy at 6 weeks old, feed her only raw, with added bee pollen, nutritional yeast, and everything mentioned in this video …. she look amazing now at 9 weeks old ❤, the vet almost threw me out of his office when he asked me what so I feed her with for this shiny coat. btw she grows rapidly, 100 gr a day 😊❤❤
Thanks for the info! I feed my cat a complete raw diet, and I'm adopting a dog soon and wanted to make sure I'll be doing it's meal prep right. Won't be hard at all with just a few fun additions. Looks like dogs can pretty much eat like humans (so cute! Lol)
@@nogames8982well, leafy greens when ground are good. Organs, bone and muscle. All veggies should be put through a blender since their digestive system can't dijest fruits and veggies. You will usually see them come out whole, the veggies they just swallow
Well they shouldn't eat like humans. Look at the epidemic of obesity, cancer, arthritis, heart disease, just to name a few. They are getting the same diseases we get. Is it the foods we feed them combined with polluted water, and a sedentary lifestyle?
Appreciate the info you are sharing. I thought I was doing the best for my recently departed dog, but as with many things the pet food industry is a scam. Looking forward to treating future dogs with only the best nutrition and TBH, this recipe is 90% close to a meal Id make for myself!
I have a 5 month old East German Shepard. I know how I famous they are for having joint/hip issues. What do you recommended we could do with his diet to be proactive.
I have a question: why to make the meat ground? Why not just cut in smaller cubes? I’ve heard of cases of dog losing teeth prematurely because they were eating soft foods all the time, they are supposed to use their teeth? Any info on this?
I looked at the free guide , however I don’t think i understand the chart in it. Looks like it makes sense but wish there was something more understandable as far as how much to feed
I want to meal prep for a 4 day stat at a dog hotel. Can I add the egg, and egg shell, to each meal that I prep? Even if it'll be a few days before she eats the meal?
Thanks so much for your time I maid this for my dog and he loved it man 😂 My question is how many times a day or week should I feed this to him? Thanks again for your time
I fed my SBT raw (all human grade) and high quality kibble at times. He died of prostate cancer at 9. He was a rescue and had 3 different homes but sometimes when people say its lifestyle that caused cancer hurts just a bit. Some of us do the right thing and they still get sick. ....but I do like your videos 😏
I've been using coconut oil is that alright ? I have mct oil as well and can switch. I've also been using Saskatoon and blueberries for a bit of sweet as they are in season here in Canada.
I also should have said that I'm doing cooked foods because I have a mini dachshund and she didn't do well with the raw food. She is 12 and I only started her on home food about 4 years ago. Her bowel movements seem to be better with cooked food.
I am a little curious as I thought green veg had to go through a juicer to be pulped to enable my pet to digest it. Am I wrong? Your recipe sound so good.
Hi, have a one-year-old puppy who doesn't want to eat chicken, beef, or Turkey, I tray many recipes but had no luck, I have been feeding him canned food, but I do not like it. So you have and idea what can I cook or do. Thanks
Feed your dog once a day, and make it my recipes. Do no replace the food if he refuses to eat it, just pick it up, cover it and put it down the next day.
Hi! Pumpkin seeds can either be raw or roasted. Raw seeds are generally preferred as they retain more nutrients and enzymes, making them easier to digest. If you choose roasted seeds, ensure they are unsalted and free of added oils or seasonings. Regardless of the form, pumpkin seeds should be given in moderation.
My dog took to this at once.hes not keen on carrott but with a bir of honey he doesnt notice it,ha. By the way l love your little dog he is very cute & well behaved x
Hey mate, can I please ask how much you feed your dogs? I mean, quantity v the weight of the dog? I got dogs that weigh 70 Kgs and 55 Kgs (still a pup). I like the video but I couldn’t gauge the amount to feed a dog based on its weight. I know it’s said between 2-4 % body weight. Do you do 2-4% total food quality or just meat ? Cheers
Hello, thank you for all the great educational material. I’ll be starting my dog on a frozen raw food subscription soon and just wondering if serving it defrosted straight out of the fridge won’t be too cold for her. Should I defrost it overnight outside of the fridge so that it is at room temperature for breakfast and will this be safe like that? Grateful for your thoughts on this. Thank you.
I feed whole raw frozen meats bones, organs and ground veggies and some fruits. It's especially good in the summer. I actually give him his raw outside. He doesn't need a bowl since he just takes the food out of the bowl anyway
Curious... Is there a particular reason why chicken liver is used vs. beef liver? Or does it not matter (chicken liver was used because it's cheaper, or beef on beef is too much beef, etc.)?
You should actually rotate liver types. Chicken livers are very low in alot of minerals compared to beef liver. But higher in other nutrients compared to beef. However chicken liver is commonly cheaper and has a more mild taste.
Hello what are the size of the portions of each ingredient in this meal, I know you say the amount of oil depends on the fat in the meat and that it was all worked out in the description, however I clicked the link but couldn’t find the information and have all the ingredients ready to go but want to make sure I’m using the right quantities of the ingredients. Hope to hear back kind regards Jamie
Your nutrition guide says for the complete raw recipe to put on stove for 5 minutes, I’m thinking that’s not right? Do seeds count towards a veggie? I’m assuming that I’m cooking the mushrooms to add to a raw diet, would I need to cook the carrots too?
I've suggested this to people, but they choose not to make the time to learn, or to make it. Then they get upset when their pets get cancer and other diseases, and are willing to spend hundreds, even thousands for vet care that so easily could have been prevented with a quality diet. Yet they claim they don't have the time or money to feed raw. Anyone else see the hypocrisy? They have time and money to go on expensive outings and vacations though, and get upset when the dog they "love" suffers. Not liking truth and facts doesn't invalidate them. If you actually love your dog, prove it. What you prioritize speaks volumes about you.
Facts. I’ve realised this with my senior Chocolate Labrador changed her diet this year and noticed a major difference in her health. Too many of us rely on ease hence why we buy the crap from supermarkets.
Question here! I downloaded the free guide for how much you should he feeding them. The guide goes of kg on one side so I assumed that would make the other side kgs? Because if that is right it would equal out to 176lbs of food 👀 heeeelp?
i notice you don't mention how many lbs of meat you're using or how much liver. i can see its half an apple and half a pepper, 1 egg, but could you put in the recipe amounts as you go? lb, ounces, tablespoons, teaspoon instead of kg, grams, and percentages? or a chart for pounds of dog? (how many cups per day of ea recipe) or recipes that are detailed with measuring with cups and ounces? thank you.
Hi, thank you for your videos which have been very helpful. Would like to ask if I were to cook the beef instead of serving raw what would be the ideal cooking method? And if my dog is allergy to chicken, would it still be advisable to give chicken eggs?
I just have a question..does honey really work or should I say help dogs with seasonal allergies? I heard you say "local honey" should that be factored in, every environment is different, I'm conflicted, one video said honey does not help with any type of allergy related issue, or any other purpose when it comes to dogs..but I see you adding honey also saying it helps, can you please explain a little better what benefits there are when it comes to adding honey to my dogs diet. Thank You in advance
Hi, Cam. I have a 6 month old GSD who is constantly scracthing to an extreme. There is no rash or dry skin, and her coat is good. The vet's said: She will grow out of , change her food to Salmon, Apoquel (which I stopped using after a few days), fish oil supplement, grain free diet. I'm out of options and would like to try Raw Food Diet. I'm not sure if she is allergic to chicken. Would the raw chicken leg cause an allergic response? I also have a cat and not sure if that might cause a reaction.
One of the meats that dogs are most allergic to is Chicken. I found that statement to be true for my dog. I have 115lb Great Pyreneese. I took put him on a raw food and grain free diet and I stopped feeding him Chicken and it's made a huge difference. Sometime you can use Ground Turkey instead of Chicken and they don't have a reaction.
My dogs love asparagus, red bell peppers and sliced broccoli stems. You would think they were bones as excited they get while waiting for these treats. 😊
Couple of quick questions; could you feed your dog this recipe every day and it be nutritionally complete? Or do you need to vary the meat / veggies etc? Second question is roughly how much raw food to feed to my dog? Is there a 1kg of raw food per 40kg of dog rule or something?! Roughly how much per day? (30KG dog) thank you so much 🙂
Cam @thedognutritionist Can pork be used as one of the meats? Some people say it causes worms, others say you have to cook it, answers on the web are all over the place.
Im always scared to give my dog beef bones...or chicken bones ...I mean what happens if it gets stuck in her throat...those chicken leg bones are thick and Sharp....her teeth are worn down because of her previous life...(she’s a rescue dog)she loves to chew things like toys balls ect. ❤
You can get a good quality grinder. Research grinders. Don't get the cheap ones they don't grind chicken bones. You can grind the whole leg or the whole chicken including bones. Bones are a nessasary item since you get calcium, fats, and other whole food nutrients. The bone marrow is so important for them too. Organs, green tripe, bones, and muscle.
I follow Dr Judy Morgan, she is a certified nutritionist, animal activist and teacher how to feed and care for our animals. I came across you and I like getting samples of new ideas, but I must disagree with you about your form of processing the veggies, eggshells, and fruits, if you do not process these ingredients to a smooth, no bits, or soft cooked and crushed, these ingredients do not digest, they go in one end and out the other end. Folks look at your dog's poo, you will see bits of these ingredients, why, because they did not digest, and the dogs and cats don't get the benefits of those ingredients. Your proteins (meats and fish) are okay to leave in bits or chunks, they do indeed digest, but not the veggies and fruits. And be dang careful with bones, grind them up, you do not want to end up at the vet needing surgery due to blockage. If you feed raw, use a meat grinder to combine meats, bones and fruits veggies eggshell, or a strong food processor, like Vitamix or similar of course I am not sure they can process raw bones, but meat grinders can.
My husband was nervous about feeding raw chicken drum and then him spreading salmonella by licking things and his face. Does it? Has anyone experienced that?
I've fed raw to my current dog since he was eleven months old. He is eleven months old now and I am not young. I've never had any problems. I fed my last dog raw for the six years I had him. He died at ten years. His prior life before me was awful. He was fought, used as bait, had a horrible life. He was in such bad shape from his first owner. It was a blessing to give him six wonderful years. I miss my boy. Raw food extended his life. I know since saw him how bad he was before he came to me. Thankfully my brother in law and my sis gave him to me. They had him for two weeks before his first rescuer adopted him and left him with my sis. I wound up with him in the end. He was a gentleman and kind creature.
you're doing great work mate. There is so much misinformation (particularly from vets) out there and it's great to have guides made available so people can feed their dog a balanced wholefood diet without the complexities
I don't have a dog but feed my two cats a raw diet. Fully raw. Best choice I ever made for them. It's amazing what a fresh, unprocessed, balanced and biologically appropriate diet can do. It's crazy to think we have drifted so far from reality that most think a diet of highly processed starchy floor scrapings counts as peak nutrition for carnivorous animals 😂
Absolutely agree
Amazing video !!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
As a testimonial, I have been feeding my dogs raw for years. When I got Frank my 27 lb mixed breed dog, he was eating a low quality processed diet. His teeth were in horrible shape and I got him on raw (gradually). Within the first 30 days I saw the plaque receding and his teeth were in amazing shape. He is now 13 years old and is as vibrant as he was when I got him at 3.5 years of age. No one can believe that he is 13 years old! I also got a small 20lb mixed breed female who is now 10 years old. Same story, no one can believe she is 10! Treat them like family, feed them appropriately. They will give you many loving years and limited visits to the vet. I have only had one major situation in all these years. Frank was admitted to the ER shortly after I got him with HGE. The vet staff performed life saving measures and he recovered. I shortly after switched him to a raw diet and integrated probiotics. They told me the HGE could reoccur but thank goodness, it never came back. They have been healthy, vivacious, and keep up with the best of em' even at their ages. Long life to all the pets out there!!!
Raw = natural. Natural = healthy.
I have been cooking and gentle cooking for my dog for the past two years. He is three. I recently started with our raw food journey. It’s been a little bit over a week I’m very familiar with adding supplements etc. based on his home-cooked diet from before. I recently switched to roll instead of cooking because I have to have surgery on my hand and cutting food is hard. I did purchase raw vibrance from Dr. Harvey’s. I did noticed that most of the ingredients in the dried mix or what I was putting in my dogs food hence minus all the labor. It’s quite expensive and my dog doesn’t really like it lol any tips on how to make this journey a little bit easier for me? And thank you.
@@thedognutritionistRattle snake venom is natural too.
@@melissastephens2223BJ'S raw food for dogs.
@@ZenSpongewell, we don't particularly eat rattle snake venom, do we?
I grow a boat load of broccoli sprouts, freeze them and then process them into the food. It literally creates magnitudes more sulfurafane and it’s dirt cheap
Awsome!
I feed raw chicken legs, or thighs and I have been concerned about the bones splintering, but so far my dogs don’t seem to be effected by them. Thank you for sharing your knowledge . 😊
Hi! In a prior video he does address to never use cooked bones - the cooking draws the moisture from the bones and makes them dangerously brittle. I am looking forward to seeing how my pup likes the raw meaty bones!
You don't have to worry about raw bones. But NEVER feed cooked bone
what type of bones do you recommend? i might visit a butcher 😊
Only cooked bones splinter. Raw bones crush to pulp
“I am a professional”😂😂 love your videos super helpful thank you!
I got my GSP puppy at 6 weeks old, feed her only raw, with added bee pollen, nutritional yeast, and everything mentioned in this video …. she look amazing now at 9 weeks old ❤, the vet almost threw me out of his office when he asked me what so I feed her with for this shiny coat. btw she grows rapidly, 100 gr a day 😊❤❤
Wow, it sounds like your pup is thriving on that raw diet! It's great to hear she’s growing well and has such a shiny coat. Keep up the amazing work!
can’t wait to see my puppy eating this meal ❤
Love this. Please do more recipes
Thanks for the info! I feed my cat a complete raw diet, and I'm adopting a dog soon and wanted to make sure I'll be doing it's meal prep right. Won't be hard at all with just a few fun additions. Looks like dogs can pretty much eat like humans (so cute! Lol)
Just don't put any carbs in there like greens or legumes. They can eat meat and vegetables and a little fruit. That's it.
@@nogames8982well, leafy greens when ground are good. Organs, bone and muscle. All veggies should be put through a blender since their digestive system can't dijest fruits and veggies. You will usually see them come out whole, the veggies they just swallow
Well they shouldn't eat like humans. Look at the epidemic of obesity, cancer, arthritis, heart disease, just to name a few. They are getting the same diseases we get. Is it the foods we feed them combined with polluted water, and a sedentary lifestyle?
@@elenadejesus7489 sorry, I meant grain. I dictate everything and Siri can never seem to say grain. She always says green.
Appreciate the info you are sharing. I thought I was doing the best for my recently departed dog, but as with many things the pet food industry is a scam. Looking forward to treating future dogs with only the best nutrition and TBH, this recipe is 90% close to a meal Id make for myself!
I don’t see the Recipe in the discription.
Thank you
Thank you!
Hilarious, I had to watch a Purina Puppy Food commercial coming in here.
This looks better than my dinner..
Just subscribed
Hi, love this recipe! Do you feed one raw chicken leg per meal, or just once a day at dinner time?
I have a 5 month old East German Shepard. I know how I famous they are for having joint/hip issues. What do you recommended we could do with his diet to be proactive.
We raise a lot of our own animals for food, so I have a lot of lard and tallow. Could I use that in place of the oils you add?
Where can I buy that packet of nutrition extra
The recipe isn’t linked.
I have a question: why to make the meat ground? Why not just cut in smaller cubes? I’ve heard of cases of dog losing teeth prematurely because they were eating soft foods all the time, they are supposed to use their teeth? Any info on this?
Whole raw is best because it exercises their jaws, and keeps their teeth and gums healthy
Cam @thedognutritionist can you provide a table of lean meats to fat ratio? It’s so difficult for us regular people to know this data! 😅
Can you freeze dry this for storage?
I make a mince recipe and I use lamb hearts or raw liver and lamb kidney
I looked at the free guide , however I don’t think i understand the chart in it. Looks like it makes sense but wish there was something more understandable as far as how much to feed
I want to meal prep for a 4 day stat at a dog hotel. Can I add the egg, and egg shell, to each meal that I prep? Even if it'll be a few days before she eats the meal?
Thanks so much for your time
I maid this for my dog and he loved it man 😂
My question is how many times a day or week should I feed this to him?
Thanks again for your time
same question
Could you advise or do you recommend on making dehydrated treats for dogs. Mainly fruits and veggies. Possibly a video?
What type of food processor is that you are using?
I fed my SBT raw (all human grade) and high quality kibble at times. He died of prostate cancer at 9. He was a rescue and had 3 different homes but sometimes when people say its lifestyle that caused cancer hurts just a bit. Some of us do the right thing and they still get sick. ....but I do like your videos 😏
This video made me feel like I can actually figure this out
Help, I cannot find the link to get quantities
Great video!
Should one add the vegetables like brocolli and mushrooms with honey for every meal? Or one per day? How often should one do that?
No honey. Causes glycation. Contains fructose which isn't ideal. Honey isn't magic
I've been using coconut oil is that alright ? I have mct oil as well and can switch. I've also been using Saskatoon and blueberries for a bit of sweet as they are in season here in Canada.
I also should have said that I'm doing cooked foods because I have a mini dachshund and she didn't do well with the raw food. She is 12 and I only started her on home food about 4 years ago. Her bowel movements seem to be better with cooked food.
I am a little curious as I thought green veg had to go through a juicer to be pulped to enable my pet to digest it. Am I wrong? Your recipe sound so good.
Hi, have a one-year-old puppy who doesn't want to eat chicken, beef, or Turkey, I tray many recipes but had no luck, I have been feeding him canned food, but I do not like it.
So you have and idea what can I cook or do.
Thanks
Feed your dog once a day, and make it my recipes. Do no replace the food if he refuses to eat it, just pick it up, cover it and put it down the next day.
Do the pumpkin seeds need to be raw or can they be roasted?
Hi! Pumpkin seeds can either be raw or roasted. Raw seeds are generally preferred as they retain more nutrients and enzymes, making them easier to digest. If you choose roasted seeds, ensure they are unsalted and free of added oils or seasonings. Regardless of the form, pumpkin seeds should be given in moderation.
My dog took to this at once.hes not keen on carrott but with a bir of honey he doesnt notice it,ha. By the way l love your little dog he is very cute & well behaved x
Hi thanks for the video.. I want to ask about how.you sterilie the meat so it free from bacteria?
Hey mate, can I please ask how much you feed your dogs? I mean, quantity v the weight of the dog? I got dogs that weigh 70 Kgs and 55 Kgs (still a pup). I like the video but I couldn’t gauge the amount to feed a dog based on its weight. I know it’s said between 2-4 % body weight. Do you do 2-4% total food quality or just meat ?
Cheers
Using this recipe how much beef would i need to use per day for a 44 kg american bulldog?
Hello, thank you for all the great educational material. I’ll be starting my dog on a frozen raw food subscription soon and just wondering if serving it defrosted straight out of the fridge won’t be too cold for her. Should I defrost it overnight outside of the fridge so that it is at room temperature for breakfast and will this be safe like that? Grateful for your thoughts on this. Thank you.
I feed whole raw frozen meats bones, organs and ground veggies and some fruits. It's especially good in the summer. I actually give him his raw outside. He doesn't need a bowl since he just takes the food out of the bowl anyway
Curious... Is there a particular reason why chicken liver is used vs. beef liver? Or does it not matter (chicken liver was used because it's cheaper, or beef on beef is too much beef, etc.)?
You should actually rotate liver types. Chicken livers are very low in alot of minerals compared to beef liver. But higher in other nutrients compared to beef. However chicken liver is commonly cheaper and has a more mild taste.
Can i give this to an 8 week old puppy?
Pumpkin seeds: they are quite expensive where I live. Can I use seeds from a fresh pumpkin? Thanks.
Can small dogs or senior dogs have eggshells too?
Yes, just grind them up finely!
If I bought mince beef from the supermarket do I have to freeze it before giving to my dogs? I read its got to be frozen for 3 weeks first?
Hello what are the size of the portions of each ingredient in this meal, I know you say the amount of oil depends on the fat in the meat and that it was all worked out in the description, however I clicked the link but couldn’t find the information and have all the ingredients ready to go but want to make sure I’m using the right quantities of the ingredients. Hope to hear back kind regards Jamie
Your nutrition guide says for the complete raw recipe to put on stove for 5 minutes, I’m thinking that’s not right? Do seeds count towards a veggie? I’m assuming that I’m cooking the mushrooms to add to a raw diet, would I need to cook the carrots too?
Can I use the same normal meats I get in grocery stores for my dog’s raw diet or does it have to be a raw diet made by companies such as We Feed Raw.
can a puppy 13 weeks old start having raw diet?!
Of course!
I've suggested this to people, but they choose not to make the time to learn, or to make it. Then they get upset when their pets get cancer and other diseases, and are willing to spend hundreds, even thousands for vet care that so easily could have been prevented with a quality diet. Yet they claim they don't have the time or money to feed raw. Anyone else see the hypocrisy? They have time and money to go on expensive outings and vacations though, and get upset when the dog they "love" suffers. Not liking truth and facts doesn't invalidate them. If you actually love your dog, prove it. What you prioritize speaks volumes about you.
😂😊
Facts. I’ve realised this with my senior Chocolate Labrador changed her diet this year and noticed a major difference in her health. Too many of us rely on ease hence why we buy the crap from supermarkets.
@@aaronadams9625kibble is for our convenience, not for dogs good health. I feed raw. Never will I use kibble or canned
You're a disgusting person. Ignorant too.
i could watch this cutie all day long. He is just so darn gorgeous. Someone just needed to say it.
lol
Lol Watch my dj mixes
Are we talking about the dog or the man ?! 😂
Gay
Been looking for this comment so I could just like and not comment about it..oops too late 😅
Question here! I downloaded the free guide for how much you should he feeding them. The guide goes of kg on one side so I assumed that would make the other side kgs? Because if that is right it would equal out to 176lbs of food 👀 heeeelp?
Hey Chrystina, you have a 75kg dog?! If you need oz/lbs measurements, you'll need to get the Ultimate Dog Homemade Food Handbook on my website.
i notice you don't mention how many lbs of meat you're using or how much liver. i can see its half an apple and half a pepper, 1 egg, but could you put in the recipe amounts as you go? lb, ounces, tablespoons, teaspoon instead of kg, grams, and percentages? or a chart for pounds of dog? (how many cups per day of ea recipe) or recipes that are detailed with measuring with cups and ounces? thank you.
Wow. I never measure or weigh. My eleven month old is trim at one hundred and fifty lbs.
My dog has allergies. According to the vet, she is allergic to poultry. Do you think I can use beef liver instead?
Ofc you can. Organ meat is great for dogs and it doesn't matter which animal it comes from.
if I added fresh sardines to the recipe at the time of feeding would I still need mct oil?
You need to use wooden spoons for honey are to destroy the enzymes with stainless steel spoons
Hi, thank you for your videos which have been very helpful. Would like to ask if I were to cook the beef instead of serving raw what would be the ideal cooking method? And if my dog is allergy to chicken, would it still be advisable to give chicken eggs?
Hi I am wondering why you don't use garlic? Is garlic not good for dogs? I know onions are not good but I thought garlic was?
Garlic is bad for dogs.
This looks like it’s going to cost a lot , how much would it cost for the week
I just have a question..does honey really work or should I say help dogs with seasonal allergies? I heard you say "local honey" should that be factored in, every environment is different, I'm conflicted, one video said honey does not help with any type of allergy related issue, or any other purpose when it comes to dogs..but I see you adding honey also saying it helps, can you please explain a little better what benefits there are when it comes to adding honey to my dogs diet. Thank You in advance
I’m so nervous to try mine on raw. Could I try with treats first? So a raw chicken wing or turkey neck?
I give my non-raw-fed dog chicken feet and turkey necks and he loves them and digests everything perfectly!
Hi, Cam. I have a 6 month old GSD who is constantly scracthing to an extreme. There is no rash or dry skin, and her coat is good. The vet's said: She will grow out of , change her food to Salmon, Apoquel (which I stopped using after a few days), fish oil supplement, grain free diet. I'm out of options and would like to try Raw Food Diet. I'm not sure if she is allergic to chicken. Would the raw chicken leg cause an allergic response? I also have a cat and not sure if that might cause a reaction.
Scratching
One of the meats that dogs are most allergic to is Chicken.
I found that statement to be true for my dog.
I have 115lb Great Pyreneese.
I took put him on a raw food and grain free diet and I stopped feeding him Chicken and it's made a huge difference. Sometime you can use Ground Turkey instead of Chicken and they don't have a reaction.
Where can I find the written recipe?
www.thedognutritionist.com/products/the-ultimate-homemade-dog-and-puppy-food-recipe-book
My dogs love asparagus, red bell peppers and sliced broccoli stems. You would think they were bones as excited they get while waiting for these treats. 😊
do you steam asparagus?
Where is the recipe
I've been grinding my pumpkin seeds. Will that work?
Yes it will
@@thedognutritionist thanks I really appreciate the reply... Also I have your ebook...
Hello
Can we Retort this food??
no quantities?
Couple of quick questions; could you feed your dog this recipe every day and it be nutritionally complete? Or do you need to vary the meat / veggies etc? Second question is roughly how much raw food to feed to my dog? Is there a 1kg of raw food per 40kg of dog rule or something?! Roughly how much per day? (30KG dog) thank you so much 🙂
You need 3 meats minimum in the diet. For a 30kg dog I'd expect 750g - 900g per day.
@@thedognutritionist thank you that’s super helpful! 🙂
Do you address to not use the core or seeds of apples? I have read that part of the apple is poisonous.
Are those raw pumpkin seeds?
Didnt know Luke Shaw knew about dog nutrition......
my dog is allergic to chicken :( I cant make this
Cam @thedognutritionist Can pork be used as one of the meats? Some people say it causes worms, others say you have to cook it, answers on the web are all over the place.
Im always scared to give my dog beef bones...or chicken bones ...I mean what happens if it gets stuck in her throat...those chicken leg bones are thick and Sharp....her teeth are worn down because of her previous life...(she’s a rescue dog)she loves to chew things like toys balls ect. ❤
You can get a good quality grinder. Research grinders. Don't get the cheap ones they don't grind chicken bones. You can grind the whole leg or the whole chicken including bones. Bones are a nessasary item since you get calcium, fats, and other whole food nutrients. The bone marrow is so important for them too. Organs, green tripe, bones, and muscle.
Where is the iodine source?
my vet said she sees tons of dogs w internal parasites due to raw diets and says its a bad idea
I called 2 vets and they're saying the same
what amount for meat
Can all this be cooked if not wanting to feed raw ?
It will be lacking live enzymes so feed an enzyme supplement
@@schofield4836 could you please recommend an enzyme supplement thank you
Just give it raw. They are supposed to eat naturally raw.
@@sarahlougray6303 Google is your friend
I follow Dr Judy Morgan, she is a certified nutritionist, animal activist and teacher how to feed and care for our animals. I came across you and I like getting samples of new ideas, but I must disagree with you about your form of processing the veggies, eggshells, and fruits, if you do not process these ingredients to a smooth, no bits, or soft cooked and crushed, these ingredients do not digest, they go in one end and out the other end. Folks look at your dog's poo, you will see bits of these ingredients, why, because they did not digest, and the dogs and cats don't get the benefits of those ingredients. Your proteins (meats and fish) are okay to leave in bits or chunks, they do indeed digest, but not the veggies and fruits. And be dang careful with bones, grind them up, you do not want to end up at the vet needing surgery due to blockage. If you feed raw, use a meat grinder to combine meats, bones and fruits veggies eggshell, or a strong food processor, like Vitamix or similar of course I am not sure they can process raw bones, but meat grinders can.
You don’t have to blend it like that…
Where are the microgreens and dandelion?
My husband was nervous about feeding raw chicken drum and then him spreading salmonella by licking things and his face. Does it? Has anyone experienced that?
I've fed raw to my current dog since he was eleven months old. He is eleven months old now and I am not young. I've never had any problems. I fed my last dog raw for the six years I had him. He died at ten years. His prior life before me was awful. He was fought, used as bait, had a horrible life. He was in such bad shape from his first owner. It was a blessing to give him six wonderful years. I miss my boy. Raw food extended his life. I know since saw him how bad he was before he came to me. Thankfully my brother in law and my sis gave him to me. They had him for two weeks before his first rescuer adopted him and left him with my sis. I wound up with him in the end. He was a gentleman and kind creature.
My dog was seven weeks old when I got him, not eleven months. Sorry for the mistake here. He is now 11 months.
Can't remember ever hearing of a wolf or wild dog eating broccoli. 🤔
The wolves and coyotes clean my garden out..lol
But they eat pray like rabbits, squirrels, deer, etc that are herbivores so, they indirectly intake an amount of vegetables in their diet
wolves eat the stomachs of their prey and the contents
I read raw eggs are bad for dogs
Did you read the kibble digest?
I read that cigarettes were good for you
Dehydrate all the veggie and fruits.
Than turn it into powder.
A few scoop mix in... Whhhhhhhhat Laaaaa.
Einstein has arrived 🙄
Copper, iodine, and vitamin E are low in this recipe.
Your dog would never find Brocolli in the wild . It’s not even a natural green . Sun flower sprouts lentil sprouts .
They would eat animals who eat greens and they would eat the stomach so that's how would get their veg
Would they find domestic cattle and domestic chickens?
Don’t film yourself from the side .. it’s not a thing .
Kevy, you need to make a video of how it is done?! You sound a complete twat!!
Dude shut up
Ok Steven Spielberg maybe you can tell him the perfect angles and scenes
I found it an annoying affectation too
Where is the recipe
Where is the recipe
Where is the recipe
Where is the recipe