How I Feed My Dog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- In this session, Dr. Judy interviews Billy Hoekman of Green Juju regarding what he feeds his dog. Billy does a deep dive into what and why he feeds his dog a particular diet and suggests ways pet parents can feed their pets a healthier diet. (Recorded on 1/25/2022)
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*DISCLAIMER: The purpose of this video is to educate and to inform. It is no substitute for professional care by a veterinarian, licensed nutritionist or other qualified professional. You‘re encouraged to do your own research and should not rely on this information as professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Dr. Judy and her guests express their own opinions, experience and conclusions, and Dr. Judy Morgan’s Naturally Healthy Pets neither endorses or opposes any particular views discussed here.
I can relate. I didn’t grow up with dogs either. My husband and I got a Shih Tzu from my daughter. She will be 12 in September and we’ve had her for 11 years. She goes everywhere with us. With a very Washington state and we have traveled north west to the coast down to Arizona over to Montana and everywhere in between. She goes boating and camping with us and loves the beach. She had emergency surgery for stones in her urethra and bladder about four years ago and the canned food they wanted her own I refused to give her so I came up with a plan of my own and started watching Dr. Becker and others.
My rescued Lhasa just had her bladder surgery, she’s 4 and was give up by her last two owners because of her multiple UTI ( poor girl), I took her in and consequently she received much needed surgery to remove stones from her bladder and it was full of struvite stones. I too, refused to feed her prescription diet, I cook for her follow guideline of Dr. Becker and others to keep her urine acidified, lots of broth and pee pee breaks. I hope your dog is still doing well and stone free.
They don't tell us the environment and commercial food usually cause stones due to ph issues. Praying for good things
Billy you saved my heart Dogs life 4 years ago ,
Ari was deathly ill from liver Disease your 50/50 calorie split with Goats milk pulled him through .
i will be for ever grateful.
its a brilliant plan.
LOVE This!!! I became familiar with Billy when I switched my dog over to Answers. Unfortunately, due to pancreatitis, she could no longer tolerate it. Soon thereafter, I heard the "news"...Much Respect to You, Dr. Judy AND Billy!!! Loved this great interview!!! Billy's knowledge & expertise, as well as his thorough explanations are always so enlightening & appreciative!!!
Loved this! So much good & reaffirming inform!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cocoyo is on my list next. My big take away. Thank you Dr. Judy and Billy.
Hi Jannell! This is Joey, Dr. Judy's TH-cam Editor. Here's a link that will help you find the CocoYo product near you. gtslivingfoods.com/pages/find-a-store Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the picture of the flavor(s) you are interested in finding, then scroll back to the top. Place the name of your city in the box and click on the magnifying glass. This will open up a page showing both listings of stores near you along with a map. Hope this helps!
I will try it in Instantpot. 2 cups full fat coconut milk
1 tBsp corn starch
1 tsp powder yogurt starter OR 2 tablespoon store-bought unsweetened coconut yogurt
Instructions
To begin making the coconut yogurt, start by setting aside 1tbsp of coconut milk to mix the yogurt starter into.
Meanwhile, heat up the coconut milk and cornstarch together over medium heat, till the mixture reaches 82ºC, stirring occasionally.
Leave the milk to cool down till between 42-44ºC and then add in the 1 teaspoon yogurt starter and coconut milk combination into the heated coconut milk and mix well. -OR- If you are using a store-bought coconut yogurt, just add it to the heated coconut milk and stir well.
This coconut yogurt mixture now needs to be 'incubated'** at around 44ºC for around 10-12 hours minimum. You can even leave it for up to 16 hours for a thicker, more tart yogurt.
You can then store your coconut yogurt in a sterilised glass jar in the fridge. This usually lasts between 5-7 days.
Notes
* Corn starch is used to make the yogurt thicker, as non-dairy yogurt, in general, has a thinner consistency than dairy yogurt. Instead of corn starch, you can also use tapioca powder or arrowroot powder, which are all natural thickeners.
** In terms of how to incubate the mix, if you
I cook my organic milk with yogurt button 24 hours for the least lactose...and MANY PROBIOTICS....whey goes to the dogs.
Shared!😊
Not me stalking Billy's TH-cam videos again. I know Lua was best dog ever.
I adopted a Newfoundland 1.5 ago, he was at 128 on a kibble previous owner fed. Im feeding orgin kibble w/ gently cooked turkey, broccoli, pumpkin, bone broth & petlab probiotic, natures protection, Dr. J PEA. Rupert has put on 15lbs😢 ( my fault from treats) as i board, dog daycare. I just ordered Dr. Harvey as i working up raw diet for Rupert. He gets good amount of exercise. Im stumped & need help😅😢
Reg food stores sell human grade food which allows higher levels of bacteria bc they know humans cook it, so I cook the meat if you make dog food from gro store meats.
Hi I don’t know if you will see this but here is hoping. I have a I think 10 year old small breed rescue dog and I wanted to ask about the food I am feeding her. I know that homemade raw is the absolute best my problem is not only am a worried about balance it right but where to find the ingredients as well as cost. That and I live a fast pace life so I went for the commercial primal nuggets brand freez dried. I also hydrated it with bone broth and give her the primal brand raw goat milk. Am I doing a good job for using a commercial food or can I do something better. I just took her to the vet because I noticed a small white lump they test said it is non cancerous but now I am worried. I want to give her the best chance of making to 19 or even 20. Any recommendations.
Feeding pre-made food is fine! I use Viva Raw and AllProvide and Darwin's for my dogs and cats along with some Dr. Harvey's pre-mix sometimes. Lots of rotation. I love raw goat milk - check out Green Juju - most cost-effective and highest grade I think.
Just starting Raw for my GSD…lots of scratching…need ver simple recipes
Billy do you have a distributor in Canada? Thank you!😍
Hi tg tg! Thanks for watching the video, How I Feed My Dog! If you would like to reach out to Billy with this question, please email info@greenjuju.com
Thank you!😍
Too many people overthink what they feed their dog and stress out about nutrient deficiencies. I bet 99% of those people don't have the same worries about what they eat and what they feed their kids each day. How much calcium did Junior get today? Are you sure you got enough betacarotene? Aren't you worried you didn't get your recommended daily intake of vitamin C?
Dogs eat 80-90% animal parts. Most of that is muscle meat, a smaller percentage is offal/organ meat, and the remainder is fat and bones. The other 10-20% is a mix of vegetables and items such as eggs, sardines, and other ingredients in small amounts.
Don't feed your dog unnecessary carbohydrates, and don't give them anything that contains artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives.
The whole calorific thing is a bit iffy. I bet anything that the nutritional value of those wild salmon would vary from season to season. Same goes for any animal. A wild rabbit that's got access to abundant food in spring and summer is going to be in better condition and more nutritious than it would be in autumn or winter. A cow grazing one type of pasture grass is going to differ from another cow grazing another type of grass growing on different soil 100 miles away. A cow fed a grain diet that's mainly corn hasn't the same nutritional or calorific value as a cow fed mostly oats, barley or wheat.
Also, the calorific needs of dogs vary widely and are influenced by various factors. What breed is the dog? How much regular exercise does the dog receive? Is the dog desexed or entire? Does the dog have any underlying health issues that are affected by dietary intake, or limit the dogs ability to absorb the available nutrients?
Most of this video sounds like an advertisement. Better buy the food this bloke makes because dog nutrition is such an exact science...
Help with cat food info.
What food are farmed rabbits fed, for allergy concerns ?
You would have to ask the pet food company as I'm sure not all farmers feed the same.
I raising rabbits and goats chicken duck i always make bones broth for my dogs
Where do you get raw bee pollen ?
Find a local bee keeper in your area or reach out to your local beekeepers association
My 1 yo 4 lb dog does not care for raw, but loves Freeze-dried raw. Is it ok to add occasionally COOKED chicken breast to the freeze dried chicken nugget, or will that mess up the gut? I cannot find an answer to that question anywhere. Thank you in advance.
Yes, that would be fine.
The Harvest Right Freeze driers are much more maintenance free now.
@@judymorgan4241 Thank you. I really appreciate your reply and I will take your nutrition course when I get a chance ;)
@@ILkaterlyn - I feed Primal freeze dried. She loves it. I will be introducing lightly cooked soon. My last dog had so many allergies that I really wanted to feed this one raw. She doesn't care for it-same brand. I would love to throw in some fresh food for now. I have to be careful, because she came to me at 5 months, undernourished and Giardia....
@@mwb7029 good luck and hugs!
Who can afford these foods besides CEO's and doctors? I would love to buy all these products, but they cost too much for my wallet and I am unable to get a job. So, I'll keep feeding my dog 50% gently cooked pup loaf and 50% the best kibble I can afford, 1/4 cup raw goat milk, plus human grade and home made treats daily.
Unfortunately, my dog won't eat anything from the counter I'm eating besides chicken... he LOVES chicken. He especially loves chicken gizzards.
Where can I find the cocoyo?
There are many places to find it online. Here's the URL of the company's search for stores near you as well as where you can find it online:
gtslivingfoods.com/pages/find-a-store
Scroll to the bottom of the page, select which type of CocoYo you are looking for, then scroll back to the top and click on the magnifying glass next to your city and state. This will open up a listing and a map showing you where you can find the product you selected.
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My wife buys from Whole Foods.
I would move from a city that I can’t have hens and eggs
Let the communist party stay there
And move
Please, get on with the meat of the topic
Thanks!
Exactly
At end he mentions
"Years ago dogs ate real food they lived 20 years..."
Kombucha GOOD to know...I thought I had to steer from tea..1 tsp per day ok
AND LIKE HUMANS
VARY DIET
Info starts at 10 minute mark...
Great information!!
Thanks for watching!