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The recipe is in the description box. But typically the veg is 10-20% and the meat is the other80-90%. Thanks for watching!

Hi! It's hard to say because it's based on weight. Although my Cavs are 18 pounds and they eat probable the same as your Aussie. It may not be enough though. Can you dump the half cup on a food scale? And the full cup too.

Feed 2-3% of your dog’s body weight per day. As an example, if you have a 20-pound (9 kg) dog, you will feed it 6.4 ounces (181.4 g) to 9.6 ounces (272.2 g) daily.

Hi Meredith! No I haven't thought of that. Have you done it? I freeze mine sometimes. Thanks for commenting!

No, I haven’t. I started canning because I’m tired of loosing food to electric outages from hurricanes. I can also manage food supplies a little better.

Awesome! Dr Judy suggested adding water to their kibble to offer more moisture. So maybe try that too. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Also, I believe it was from Drops of Sunshine, she recommended using cardboard from Amazon boxes for dimension, and it works really well! And it’s free!

Thank you. I will try the mint tape versus the press 'n seal. I appreciate the tip!

Great idea!

Thank you! I appreciate it.

Great idea- thanks!

That is so true- I feel like the binder will eventually wear out. But I don't want too many of them either and have to hunt and pick. Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much for watching!

I’m glad you found my channel. These cards were fun and so easy. And who needs to measure…right??? Thanks for taking the time to comment

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Hi! Thanks for watching. You can use an instapot on their slow cook setting. Or in a pinch I've cooked it on very low on the stove- but you do have to manually stir it on occasion or the bottom will burn. I hope this helps! Let me know how it goes for you.

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Thanks for watching! I'm glad we found each other. I think you will find you can cook in larger quantities this way but don't cook more than enough for 3-5 days. Just like for us, you wouldn't want it to go bad. Let me know if you have questions along the way. Thanks for taking the time to comment!

You'd feed 2-3% of their bodyweight. So in you pups case, if she needs to grow then I'd do at least 3% or .081 kgs (which is 81 grams). I'd measure our 81 grams using a scoop that you would be using ongoing and then use that to determine how much 81 grams is. Mine get 2 full scoops per meal and that makes it accurate and easy on me. Does that make sense? So if you feed her twice a day, you would break that amount in half per feeding. Cavaliers typically do better when fed more often as they don't do well when their tummies are fully empty. I feed my Cavs at 7am and 7pm. Depending on how young she is, you may want to feed her 3 times a day until she is fully grown, if you have the time or ability to do that - so then you'd divide 81g by 3. Dr. Judy Morgan suggests this feeding amount for dogs - her books don't differentiate for puppies so let me do a bit more research as well as I want to make sure this is accurate. Make sure you are varying the types of meat, and if you feed fish (which is usually much lower in calorie, either pair it with another meat or feed more of it to give her enough calories. My Cavs were all recues and a tad above average for weight and when I fed them this amount (around 2%) they all got to and stayed at a perfect weight. Let me know if this makes sense, or if you have more questions.

If they are ground to a powder, then you can. Otherwise you can give them raw, uncooked bones - never bones that are whole and cooked.

You'd be ok with sweet potatoes here and there - but I use pumpkin instead as it doesn't have as much simple sugar and it keeps their poops nice. I'd avoid rice and lentils or any additional carbs - aside of pumpkin, blueberries (or other berries on occasion) and some cruciferous veggies (only 10-20% of the total meal). Good for you for advocating for her!

Thanks for watching! I'm glad we found each other too. You can use an instapot type too, if you have that? Anything that has a slow cook setting. Or in a pinch get a big pot and cook it on low for that same hours, but you will need to mix it once in a while. I hope this helps!!!

I just already ordered an instapot on Amazon! 🙃Similar to yours. I want to do it as perfect as you do. 👑 I will try this menue with pork first. Have a very nice day Mrs Jen Lee! Kind regards from Cologne, Heike

Thanks for taking the time to comment. And thanks for watching. I see you have a Blenheim. Do you have more than one?

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Thank you. Sure, I’m always looking for helpful feedback.

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That sounds great! Yeah I've been reading about raw causing some health issues. It sounds like you are doing the right thing. With bone broth either make your own or read the ingredients to avoid onion and garlic and other questionable additives. Thanks for watching.

Hi Judy- thanks for watching and for commenting! FEEDING SUGGESTIONS: Feed 2-3% of your dog’s body weight per day. If you have a 17 pound dog, you’d feed it 5.4 ounces daily, if it needs to lose a couple of pounds, or up to 8.2 ounces daily, if it needs to gain a bit. Middle of that is where I landed with mine. I used a muffin batter scoop and measured it on a food scale- for me it was 2 level scoops for my small dogs, fed twice daily (4 scoops total). Then I didn’t have to weigh it again as I just used the same scoop each meal to measure. (Disclaimer: Please check with your veterinarian, for specific feeding amounts for your pet).

Thanks for that tip- I haven't heard of it but will do some research. I am a big fan of what magnesium has done for me, so this is great! Thank you so much! 💕

Well I kept trying to and finally it let me !🎉

No worries, the comment means just as much to me. Thank you!

This is such a nice comment! I appreciate the feedback so much. Thanks for watching.

Please do! Enjoy it - it's kind of addicting. I used some sprays and different ways to get color on the cards too. So fun. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

That is an awesome idea! Thanks for the tip. Travel with dogs make my heart happy. I'm glad you are able to as well. Thanks for commenting and watching!

I, like you, mostly do titers. I do Rabies vaccines for all. But titers for the rest. I also use a post vaccine tonic that Dr. Judy Morgan suggested by Adored Beasts; Rebalancer. Rebalancer assists in the removal of associated vaccine side effects without removing any vaccine benefits. So if you give that, it might help you dog if they ever need another vaccine. Anyway, as to travel, I do bring the Vaccine proof and Titer proof. I do have one Cavalier that needs Distemper soon, as her titer came back indicating so a couple of weeks ago. But I do bring the proof of both vaccines and titers, although I have never been asked to show them. But many have it in their campsite requirements that you have to have the proof with you. But I would assume titers would suffice, if we were ever asked. Good question!

@JentasticJourney Thanks Jen. My dogs are 16 and almost 16. I believe a vaccine at this age would cause more harm than good, so I no longer do titers. Since one dog had a bad reaction to a rabies vaccine, it was advised to never do vaccines again of any kind. Great to do titers though. I did them for years. It's just nowadays I will not vaccinate based upon the results so I just don't do them.

My chocolate lab used to get sick just from her anxiety - she would shake the whole time. She doesn't shake anymore. But we rarely were bringing the 2 labs with us because our youngest daughter, who just moved out (empty nesters again), preferred to have the labs with us when she was alone at the house. Plus most campsites, ever since COVID (when everyone adopted dogs) now have a max number of dogs per campsite (usually 2 or 3). Since our daughter preferred them home with her, plus they are very protective of the little dogs which can make them harder to bring with us, we rarely have the labs with us. But now that our daughter moved out, and whenever we camp at State or National Campgrounds (which don't have dog restrictions), we will bring the labs with us.

My dog has anxiety as well, but she has to come along. I do give her cbd chews to help a bit.​@@JentasticJourney

Yes they are! Thank you so much for the comments.

Hi, who said that they are poisonous? I’ve been to multiple seminars where they sell all sorts of mushroom products for pets. And Dr. Judy Morgan hypes them up a lot as very healing. I’ve been feeding them to my dogs for years with no issues. It’s crazy what some people try and tell us. Thank you for watching- I hope this helps.

Glad it was helpful! It’s nice to hear from you. Thanks for taking time to comment!

I applaud you for doing what you can for them. I understand your fear. Mine are ages 6,7, and 8. They all have mitral valve disease (common with the breed). So it concerns me to do the dentals. But they tell me rotting teeth aren't good for them either. So we weigh it out, right? Good luck with your pups. Thanks for watching.

@@JentasticJourney They did have cleanings throughout their life. But my vet tells me it is too risky at this point.

Just repetition helps. They used to fight me more than they do now- they know it will happen regardless so it takes some of the fight out of them. Plus I try and make it a painless process. Good luck getting to those inside teeth.

Thank you. I've tried some oral powders in their food. But it seemed to increase the liver numbers with my dogs' bloodwork. So now I just brush. I will look into the spray. Thanks for the tip- and for taking the time to comment.

@JentasticJourney Ahh good to know. Always important to pay attention to how things affect our dogs.

@@JentasticJourney One thing that scares me is the supplements for teeth that contain kelp or seaweed due to the unknown amount of iodine they are consuming.

I was told Kelp is good for dogs. I never thought about that, as I supplement with kelp.

@JentasticJourney I have read conflicting information on kelp. Most commercial diets contain some kelp but homemade diets may need it. It is supposedly very beneficial at the right dossge.My understanding is that kelp differs wildly in iodine content so it is sometimes difficult to get the dosage right. I think like everything, moderation is key. So as long as we don’t overdo it should be fine and actually be beneficial. As far as the dental products with kelp, the ones I have looked at are not recommended for dogs with thyroid issues because of the iodine content. Supposedly excessive iodine can trigger hypothyroidism.

What breed are they?

@JentasticJourney One is a yorkie. The other is half Havanese and half papillon. The yorkie actually has great teeth at 15.5. My other dog's are not as good. I think because she has poor dental structure.

It's tough when it's a genetic thing. Thanks for sharing. I wish them continued health and longevity.

@JentasticJourney Thank you. I think small mouths with crowded teeth tend to be problematic, but we can just do our best. I am sure a healthy diet helps too.

Glad it was helpful! I agree completely. Thank you for watching and taking time to comment.

Thank you for watching and for sharing your Dollar Tree memory with us. I appreciate you taking the time to comment as well!

Me too! Thanks for watching, and taking the time to comment!

I agree! Good for you that you shop well! I'm jealous- I'm not that good. But I'm glad you found my channel. If you watch my 1st dog food video- I go into the "why" of everything. Hope this helps: Whip Up Tasty And Effortless Homemade Dog Food In No Time! ua-cam.com/video/AT6ayvuMa2I/v-deo.html

Hi and thanks for watching! I don't have a metal plate- but metal usually bends easier when hot too. Did you try this with it? I will do some research as well.

You are so welcome! What a nice comment as well. Enjoy this technique... it's addictive...😉

Awesome! Their health will improve too- and their weight will stabilize, as you know exactly how much to feed them. I get you with liking them more than humans - when I left my career of 30+ years, I was deciding, do I want to hang with my 5 dogs or go back to working with people.... dogs were my answer every time 🥰! Thanks for watching and for commenting!

You truly love your dogs! That is awesome! And yes it's expensive to buy meat but it's still cheaper than buying "good" store bought dog food, I find. Thanks for watching and for your comment!