Seven Lesser-Known Human Foods That Are Safe, Effective, and Healthy for Dogs
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📌 In today's video, Dr. Andrew Jones reveals seven lesser-known human foods that are not only safe for dogs but also provide significant health benefits. From boosting their immune system to improving their coat quality, these foods are both effective and healthy options for your furry friend. Watch as Dr. Jones explains how to safely include these foods in your dog's diet and the amazing benefits they can bring!
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I'm 71 y.o., and we gave our pets dog and cat our leftovers. My mother cooked all our meals from scratch. She was a really good cook too. The pets didn't get diabetes, cancers, etc. like today. Also, our pets were indoor/outdoor and would occasionally dine on a small critter.
We need to go back to a common sense lifestyle!
God Bless❤
I completely agree with you! For all people and our pets. It used to be unheard of for pets to become diabetic or have cancer. Also the allergies are rampant for people and pets. It's got to be in kibble, some people processed foods, etc. ☺️
God bless you and your pet and stay healthy and happy. 🥰🙏✝️
chicken hearts, pumpkin, unsalted pumpkin seeds, salmon,** broccoli?, apples, no core) blueberries, sweet potato, cool. Thanks Doc
My girl loves fruit and veggies
Thanks for listing
And eggs, broccoli, zucchini, cucumbers
I love when you call Tula....Poodle.😂❤ This must be an older video or your collarbone is 100% healed. Praying you are healthy and healing. ❤ WE ALL LOVE AND APPRECIATE YOU SO MUCH, DR. INDIANA JONES!!!!🎉
He is healed! Thanks to Ultimate Cannabinoid Blend!
It's a newer video as of today, and he is healed
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Wow!!! Thanks for the update. He healed fast.😁👍🥳🎈🎉
@two4u443 😂I know, it makes me chuckle every time!
I've been making my little Minpinzu's food for years, following your advice. Carrots, sweet potato, spinach, yellow squash, zucchini, and blueberries cooked. Adding organic meats. Supplementing with your Ultimate Canine. He's doing very well at 12.5 years old. No kibble or processed food.
Pumpkin seeds raw will get rid of worms within a couple of days. My dogs go into the garden and eat pumpkins, carrots, broccoli, cabbage and they love it.
I blend yogurt, banana and blueberries and freeze it in ice cube trays as "ice cream" for my dog. He loves it, especially on hot summer days.
Yummm I could eat that toooo
Great idea!
Such a great idea!!
Sounds delicious! I'd like it, too!
I'm so glad i found your channel. My pup is almost 16 weeks, had him since 9 weeks, i feed him broccoli, spinach, sweet potato, carrot uncooked, eggs and shell, fermented yoghurt...all the good meats, his favourite is duck meat off the bone {i cut it from the bone}.
I wont listen to anyone about how great manufactured dog food is, my pup wont touch it....yeah
Your dog will greatly benefit from your home made food. No kibble is “healthy” in my opinion. I cook for my dog too.
I don't know if I'm more impressed with the content of the video, or the fact that Tula sat on that counter the entire time! Honestly, though, great info!!
I had to laugh at the broccoli rejection, my dog will steal raw broccoli and run away with it like it’s a bone 😂
I had a vizsla that used to steal it out of the garden. He loved it.
Tula deserves an Oscar 😂🦮🐈🦜🙋♀️🙏
My dogs love apples.
Oh my God my little Chihuahua she's a really picky eater but oh my God she loves apples so much and she loves watermelon she'll be 11 on November 11th 2024
No kibble for my dogs. My older dog got kibble for the first 2 years of his life (he's 14..5 years old). He eats anything I throw at him. Our young dog was raised on raw meat diet from the day we got her. She does not like veggies, she watches the older dog eat it and then she plays with the veggies, throws them around, later he would clean up after her. He also likes my home made Sauerkraut. That surprised me. They get an egg every day with their meat. Chicken hearts, and beef heart is on their menu often. They get Greek yoghurt whenever I'm having it (plain, no sugar). They like plain kefir too.
Thank you Dr.Jones!!
I have 190# Giant breed dogs, I make every for them. All food is either raised or grown on our place or sourced organic. Trying to give them the best possible years of living.
That's absolutely awesome
Our Corgis love all the foods you mentioned except chicken hearts. I'll have to try that for them. But instead of yogurt, we give them a couple tablespoons of kefir every morning with half a hard boiled egg and a handful of blueberries. In watching a video on how to make kefir, they mentioned that a small amount of kefir was good for dogs every day. I believe it has similar benefits to yogurt.
Your dog touches me to tears. Oh gosh I love you baby girl you sweet innocent caring being.
Thank you so much for the time that you take to share and teach us all to better care for our beloved animals!!
Tula loves those chicken hearts. She's living her best life😊
Once again, you’ve hit it out of the ballpark! My dog diet is going to change drastically, but with moderation to start with. Thank you so much you are worth your weight in gold. You’re a blessing to the animal kingdom and to its humans. Thank you doctor for what you do and blessings to you and your family.🙏❤️
I make a combo pot of all these ingredients and add it to my dogs kibble daily. Also don't forget red bell peppers, ground flax seeds, and herbs like oregano, parsley, tumeric, ginger, etc. Started this routine with my dogs about 6 years ago. My 80 lb. goldendoodle still going strong at age 14.
I make my own greek yogurt and kefir. My dogs really love it. Also every year I get zucchinis and pumpkins and chop them up and freeze them so the pups can enjoy it all year round. Crazy dog mama here, have a small chest freezer for dogs' meat and veg too. Beef hearts, tongue, kidney, liver, chicken hearts, chicken feet and bones for plain broth just for them.
Love your cute dog Tula. The most chill dog on camera ❤
Doc your the best fantastic to see you all healthy again take care of yourself thank you so much for everything
Love Tula "Poodle". 💜
thought it was so cute that Tula did not want anything to do with the raw broccoli. Thanks for confirming all the delicious things that I am already using in my border collies diet. I cook for him every day, Ty precious brother for all that you share with us. You are very loved and appreciated
You’re doing a great job as a paw parent 🐾
Mine lived to 18 on this stuff.
AS USUAL ❤🎉 LOVE THIS! SO APPRECIATE YOU!!
We make our aged 14 year old Staffy a butternut squash mash, and use that on his licky mats. We do freeze it as he has aways loved it frozen. Every evening before bed, that's like his 'dessert' :) He also has Goats yoghurt :) Thank You for your amazing videos! Came to look for other info from you of which has been very very helpful to us. :)
Thanks Doc. As always, wonderful advice and no waffle! I often look on google as to what is safe for our dogs and its all contradicted . I said before, I'm feeding my 13 dogs at home and also around 20 street dogs daily. And mostly they are on a vegetable diet with a little meat, and wow, Ive seen miracles in very short times. Many thanks from all your viewers and subscribers! Love Tula hahaha, the little poodle.
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Everything I already gi e my dogs❤thanks for the confirmation 😊 I fill the Kongballs with yogurt and freeze them in the summer
I haven't done broccoli yet, nor the pumpkin seed.... I thought the seeds needed to be raw for the deworming... So was planning on doing that this fall....
I have a chihuahua who's weight I've been working on and we've tried some of these. I think he has a fish allergy or something, but the broccoli was a fun surprise. He hates the tops (which I like) but loves the stems/trunks (which I hate) so we split raw broccolis :'D
Three out of my four dogs are obsessed with the stem of the broccoli and I don’t know about his ratio because my 28 pound beagle has down two whole massive stems several times a week and nothing bad happens.
She's s so sweet! Patiently waiting for what treat your going to offer next!! ❤❤❤❤😂😂
My gorgeous English bull terrier Sharkey LOVES watermelon. Apple. Pear. Peach. Cucumber. Tomato. Lettuce 🥬 nectarines lol
I follow your Channel my dog was diagnosed with epilepsy seizures spent lots of money the doctor did CAT scans and prescribed medication started medication seizures remain ask the doctor what can we do he said up the dosage so we did Caesars every day after eating lasted an hour violence foaming at the mouth I was getting 2 hours of sleep if I was lucky for 4 months we suffered then I started researching every aspect of her symptoms and one day I noticed she had worms in her feces and she was never checked for worms by the doctor and the medication he prescribed he was also supposed to subscribe folate and vitamin B12 but he did not treated the worms seizures continued she started to lose vision I decided I was taking her off the medication winged her down using CBD oil and vitamins for a couple of months it seemed that certain foods would trigger violence seizure and we up the dose of CBD oil in the foaming at the mouth we're still there research led me to pancreas stop the CBD oil seizures subsided but still remained she is blind at this point started researching food that was digestible was feeding her steak and chicken I tried your pork diet seizures remain but not as constant some of the vitamins I was given her through my research we're also inflaming the pancreatitis such as the CBD oil the fats reduce the steak and chicken and started with Royal Canin digestive care seem to improve back to the pancreas my research led me to fresh ginger and Ginger was the trick no seizures but she still blind and the second bag of Royal Canin digestive care not the prescription brand seem to have been tainted seizure every time she ate it twister back to boil chicken and steak with her Ginger she's been doing well recovering for the past month no seizures the medication was killing her and he upped the doses without even prescribing the vitamins to help counteract the damage she is officially blind the steak is a little hard to digest we give it half cooked boil the chicken Ginger twice a day and the appropriate amount for her body weight and we're doing great other than the damage that was done Pharmaceutical malpractice and I'm not a doctor by no means but I read a lot and the ginger was the remedy for the liver and pancreas inflammation triggering seizures and foaming at the mouth sorry so long I left a lot out just trying to get this out for you
PS I started following you
When a veterinarian broke my dog's back and prescribe medication that would kill it overnight I found your channel luckily you covered that medication I stopped it immediately he lived for three more years with a wheelchair
Sending healing hugs to your sweet dog. Wrapping in love and light with Source protection .🙏♥️🙏
@@kandykane3552 thank you she is doing great she gets the ginger with her lunch and her dinner and and plenty of rest both of us are getting our strength back fresh ginger root and no seizures going on 2 months her diet is chicken steak and hamburger 90% lean with apples sweet potato celery and of course the ginger root♥️
This is good. I make my dogs food.
Thank You Dr Jones for sharing this video. I have been giving my dogs all that you have mentioned except for the Pumpkin Seeds. I have always thought that seeds aren't good for animals & so I stayed away from it. But it's good to learn more today from you. ❤
Just remember to grind them up, and they have to be raw, not salted or toasted. ❤
We raise chickens, so I've been giving my cats and dogs one raw egg a day for more than 20 years. Such a simple efficient, inexpensive, easy and effective way to get protein and cholesterol into our animals! 🐕🐈🐈⬛🐩 Your animals will have rich, subtle fur, no dry or itchy skin, clear eyes, etc. Plus I whole-heartedly agree with all the other recommendations here as well. I recommend substituting fresh cooked pumpkin for the canned stuff. 🎃 Thank you, Dr.
Raw eggs can be dangerous though.
@sherryanimallover7506 why can raw eggs be dangerous?
@@lucyj7688 Hi Lucy, In my opinion, fresh raw eggs are not dangerous. Here in Italy, people eat them every day too. I imagine the ones in the supermarkets in various parts of the world are from chickens taking antibiotics or other chemicals. But I am talking about farm fresh eggs, less than a day old. 👍🌿💜
@lucyj7688 For one thing there is no nutritional value in raw eggs. And raw eggs could give serious infection from salmonella.
@sherryanimallover7506 Thank you for your assistance on this matter. I really appreciate your help.
I love so much your channel, I always learn something new to keep my dog healthy and happier. Last week I followed your advice to treat Maya's ear (mite) and not only did it save me a lot of money but I also got extra knowledge on different ear issues, Not just that, now I have everything I need to treat any future problem with her ear. 🥰🤩😍
I love these kind of videos Dr. jones! You’re the best! I just bought a pack of chicken livers.
Yay! How much was it?
My dogs love chicken hearts and giblets
@@chrstinedivinagracia7259very cheap
@@chrstinedivinagracia7259 $2.34 at winco for 1.18 pounds
My stores have been out of hearts, and livers. I have never been able to find giblets. I cook regularly for my cats and dog. But for the last few months I have not been able to find these on a regular basis. Weekly or biweekly. As always Dr Jones gives us great info. I write things in a notebook and keep with my other pet recipes. Much love, light and health to you. ❤😊 @@whatever-ql5ns
Great information! Thank you. Could you possibly repeat this type of video for cats?
@@beverlycass1840 we need cats too put a new cat! They are in need of advice
I love all this information. I do most of these for my pup. Except the chicken hearts and sweet potato. He is allergic 😢. I make him cookies with pumpkin.
Check out these articles for more homemade recipes:
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Your videos make my day, so informative and inspiring thank you so much .
I make dog cookies at home with eggs sweet potatoes and many if the others in this video and have for years and years
Am watching this most of all so I can see Tula! Sorry doc but she stole the show! 😅❤
I have two gripes but this is all very good information. Be sure that your apples and other fruit/veg aren't treated with Apeel or other wax coatings. Get organic to avoid those things that could be harmful to a pet since they are smaller than humans (well, most dogs, anyway!) The other thing is to beware of lactose in yogurt. Most animals are lactose intolerant, including dogs and cats. If your dog or cat gets diarrhea after eating yogurt, they are likely lactose intolerant. Otherwise, I highly recommend cooking your pet food at home! There is no kibble allowed in my house. Here's the recipe I use for my dog:
4 whole, pasture raised eggs
2 chicken breasts and 2 chicken thighs cooked in a crock pot then chopped up together
1/2 cup Frozen peas and carrots
This makes about 4-5 days of meals for a 15lb dog. I add 1 tablespoon of pumpkin puree on the side each meal.
I'm going to add chicken hearts to his meals now. :)
This is great!
I know I’ve heard Dr. Jones say before in another video that kale and spinach are great veggies to add. For me personally with my dog, I choose those over peas. I love to hear that other people cook for their dogs too. Blessings and longevity to your fur babies. 😊
And how many spoonfuls you give them in how many meals a day? I am considering that for the stray cats I cared for. Weight is different in each of them but I can calculate the amount based on the heavier one that must be around 12 or 13 pounds if not more… The skinnier one and the last to arrived eats like a tiger and then clean all the other plates. I will serve based on what you do. TY for sharing!!! ❤
@@adyarym My dog has one dinner per day, but he gets chicken breast treats for breakfast and lunch. Just plain chicken breast nothing added to it.
For cats, I would omit the peas and carrots because they are obligate carnivores and can only tolerate a small amount of veg which strays will get when they catch mice and birds (they have grass, grains, etc in their stomach).
For an 8lb cat, this recipe can go a long way. I would offer them 1 cup each. For the hulk 13lb cat, I'd offer 1 1/2 cups. For kitties, you might also consider adding salmon oil to their meals for added nutrition. Others are welcome to chime in on what amounts they think would be appropriate for cats since I'm not an expert, just a person who likes to cook for animals!
@@katiehowell1058 great suggestion! :)
Please make some videos on how to help a new puppy get a great start when bringing them home. Safe Food, treats, toys, etc. Planning on bringing home a new puppy this Fall & I would like to give him a great start! Thanks!
My dog eats boiled pumpkin , home made yogurt , bananas n oats . Sometimes mixed in his kibble .
Thank you Thank you, Dr Jones @VeterinarySecrets. So very helpful information.
A lot of what you've shared I'm already giving my little 10 lb guy. He's kind of a picky stinker but I still offer it to him. I think he may be reacting to allergies we're overcoming with your helpful information from other videos and may find he's not that picky at all.
Thank you again so much.
My mini schnauzer loved string beans. I used to share them whenever I was getting them ready for cooking. In fact, I caught her eating them off my garden plants when I would let her out in the morning. So cute. They know what’s good for them.
love your videos but my doggy is just 4 pounds, Tula is gorgeus,
Do you feed them the egg shell & all? Was always told they are good to give your dogs but never really sure about it? Thank you for sharing your knowledge! We refer back to your videos often when we have questions! Stay well!
Won't be able to get canned pumpkin in Italy, thankfully fresh pumpkin is always available here. I'll steamcook it😊
What about Sardines packed in spring water?
Sardines are also very healthy.
Maybe even better than salmon.
Because the bigger the fish, the more pollution they absorb.
But indeed unsalted, and without other additives.
Frozen sardines are usually cheaper than canned, and then you don't have the canned pollution.
Both the pollution that a can gives of to the food and the pollution that gives a can to nature.
@@whiteeagle8140 Thank you! I am going to see where I can get frozen sardines. :)
Tula is the best guinea pig, lol too cute!
😂😂😂 she is soo obedient
GREAT content and info as always! I share your videos w family and friends. So many good to know things! My dogs just had chicken livers today as their kibble topper. I also buy chicken gizzards and calf liver. They get a variety of toppers. Thx, again!
You are awesome!! I'm glad you are much better... Thank You
Well I'm doing pretty good. I give my dog everything you mentioned (not at the same time lol). I cook for her. Tfs
I give my 15 year old Sheltie homemade Kefir. She loves it.
@VeterinarySecrets if my female golden retriever Luna is 57 lbs (2 years old) how many eggs can I give her a day? I make your homemade recipes for her. No more kibble for her, only human grade food.
Love all your videos
Question about berries..salmon berries are they safe? They are in abundance around me I have given my girl quite a few no issues but then I decided to research to make sure they are safe but it's mixed information all over the place. I feed a raw diet to her and she loves her berries when we're out and about walking in the bush we have wild raspberries salmonberries blackberries everything around us. Love your videos so informative
Hi, im so thankful that you help all of us with pets. I was wondering if all the foods you mentioned here are also good or okay to give to my cat as well?? I give my dog some of the foods that you say are good or okay for them to have. I appreciate your assistance with our pets and your videos! Thank you so much! ❤ Peace, love & joy be with you always. 😊😊❤️
Thanks Dr Jones, you are amazing. Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge 😁
THANK U DOC. GREAT INFO... GOD BLESS!!!❤
Doc, please check out T Colin Campbell the China Study and Knockout S Somers!
Healing and homes for all animals in need. Blessings and abundance for those helping them. 🙏👑💙💙💙🍀🌈💲
You are brilliant. Man's best friend in human form❤
So glad to see broccoli in the list! My Chi loves it and I was limiting it thinking it wasn’t entirely safe. But now, she can enjoy more of it. Thank you!
The doctor said not to give too much at a time, one piece of broccoli for every 10 lbs of dog I believe?
@@lorievans7312 Yes thanks 😊 I was only giving her 1/4 tsp but now feel comfortable giving her a full teaspoon. Appreciate your caring reply!
Yogurt +pumpkin purée makes great frozened treats for doggies 🧡🧡🧡 Many thanks dr Jones ;))
Yes they are nd i add some blueberries and put them in my paw and bone molds. So cute
My dog loves all those foods . He likes sardines too and plain unsweetened yogurt alot
Thank you Dr. jones this is so important and yes I agree so much to fresh foods such as what you suggested. I try to introduce as much of this I can to my dogs. They love the Greek yogurt, and sweet potato. Thank you so much for all your helpful advice and information.
Always love the information you provided. Thank you 😊
I learn so much from you . Good for the dog food for use too .
Thank you you have really helped me a lot with my little girl ❤️
I love chicken hearts. Fortunately my Oma introduced me as a child to them otherwise I would find them gross probably.. my dog loves them as well as veggies with butter ;-), yoghurt, wild berries (raspberries and blackberries- not the store bought ones though) as well as zucchini and kale fritters ;-)
Thank you so much!!! :)
I feed Taste of Wild(Salmone,trout ,venison ,bison) plus all the great stuff you mentioned mix in yogurt ( not alot )pumpkin olive oil they love it!! Plus I add Doggie Greens powder human grade they eat up grea plus I give a hemp joint supplement for my boys hips!
Thank you!
Both my dogs and my chickens absolutely love wild blueberries (organic of course). And for the meat I get organic grass-fed beef hamburger from Walmart as well as organic raw chicken legs. Salt-free sardines in extra virgin olive oil and organic Kiefer.
I'd go for the sardines in spring water, dogs do not need olive oil. The rest is absolutey awsome. Since grass fed hamburger is lean, I would add some fat trimmings to their diet.
@@sidsnyder8043 thank you so much for the advice.🙏
Dogs reaction to the broccoli 🥦 😂 just like us
Yes, it is not dog food, just like it is not human food.
@user-py6jj4qd8o My dog LOVES raw broccoli 🥦
My dog loves watermelon above all fruits 😂
But he's also very fond of eating other fruit, but he's not into vegetables.
I would also recommend making bone broth - they love it and so good for them ^_^
Thank you for this video filled with healthy treats Dr. Jones. 🙏🏾
asparagus is one of the best things we can give to our pets
So glad you are feeling better 😊. I give our 2 pups most of this food already but I didn’t know about pumpkin seeds!😮
I really want to start making my dog his own food (he got really sick from kibble several months ago, he’s stable now and I’m ruling out allergies) but he won’t eat anything healthy for him. Maybe steak. But not chicken, not fruits, nuts/seeds, veggies, rice… he wouldn’t even eat fresh salmon I tried to give him the other day and he LOVES fish. If it’s not kibble or something unhealthy, he won’t eat it. Anyone else have this problem? Anyone have a solutions/ suggestions?
Ty,love your videos. So helpful.
Thank you very much
❤❤❤your information thank you so much really appreciate it 😊
Very confirming! We give a variety of everything except the chicken hearts and pumpkin seeds, but we’ll start adding those into the rotation. Our large breed rescue pups have always had their diets supplemented with fresh fruit and veggies. They have all lived long happy lives. Even our first Labrador who had a very rough start without adequate food and shelter and developed issues because of it lived until just weeks shy of 14.
Been cooking for my cocker and all my dogs. Everything mentioned I actually use. I gmake pasta and chickpea pasta which good for dogs as well. I make Flatbread from cauliflower and joghurt . Dogs love them. Pumpkin seeds and peanuts and organic peanut butter. Just be careful with yeast. Dogs can have allergic reactions with yeast on their skin. If so, use pure aloe with coconut oil, will dissappear almost instantly. Dogs are much happier with human food and organic healing. Much much healthier. Thank you Doc, you are truly amazing.
Thank you so much for all your wonderful suggestions! I feed my Sally (setter) and Ollie (galgo) raw and add among other things, kefir, as a pro-biotic.
Thank you 🌻
Great information!
Thank you for wonderful info!
My dogs really enjoy these as an occasional treat. They're easy to cook by steaming; sometimes I even pressure-cook them to make it go quicker. Good bite-size snacks.
Excellent Thank you!! 😃👍🏼
Good video, good to know. Thanks.
Love this channel❤ So much good information 👍
Cheers Doc 😊
Thank you for sharing 🥰
Merci, Merci!!! 😻❤🐶