I Review DIY Raw Meals
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- This was pretty fun to do - I hope it was insightful. Let me know in the comments what your thoughts are after watching!
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I cannot thank you enough for taking the time to review Daytona’s meal! Great video as always, and we will DEFINITELY be implementing the changes you stated🤍
I'm so glad it was helpful!
I love this! This should become a series
I second this! having this as a series would be extremely helpful 😊
Agree..
Thanks for reviewing Dora's food! With supply chain issues I haven't been able to affordably get pre-made recipes for her that she'll eat (she would rather starve than eat plants), and she was quickly becoming tired of the ones I had been feeding her. I was trying to make my own for her to giver her some variety, but certainly wasn't confident enough to feed her only homemade meals. This is super helpful, and I too hope this becomes a series!
I totally understand! Always have to switch things up for kitties lol
Thank you sooo much! I was having trouble balancing that recipe, I appreciate a lot the time. I am already on the waiting list for custom recipe coaching with you 🐶🐶🙌🏼🙌🏼 I am committed to make this right.
Of course glad to help! I love seeing that commitment
I'd love to see a video covering the nutrient ratios you talked about in this video. I had no idea about them aside from the calcium:phosphorous ratio, and I'm new to raw feeding and it's making me a bit nervous! It's also one of the first times I've heard about LA and ALA, as I've never seen them discussed when balancing meals. There's always so much to learn! I have to echo others in saying it would be great to see more videos like this as well. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
The next update for your raw meal formulator should include an indicator for the ratio balancing similar to the one used for the nutrient profiles
I plan to add this!
This makes it look really hard to properly make meals that meet every nutritional requirement. I don't have own pets now since I still live with my parents (but we have a family cat) but it's really interesting to learn about raw diet. I might try it out when I get cats, but I'm not sure if I can actually do it and if I'm willing to put that much time into researching how to do it properly and prepping the meals
this was really interesting but left me with lots of questions! there's so much to learn before jumping into feeding raw
this video was such a cool idea! your knowledge is incredible, thank you for taking the time to share with us + help out some other owners.
I definitely hope to see more of these!
I am a relative beginner with raw food feeding so I learned definitely a lot. I discovered that there is a need of muscular organs which I never gave my dog, I gave only muscle meat. Also when it comes to secreting organs I always buy a premade mix, but I enjoyed seeing it broken down to individual organs by you. Really useful!
I just want to say I've been on a binge of your videos and I think you are one of the most welcoming people I've come across regarding raw diet/general pet care. I think others often think that just because people don't do certain things for their pets (though they really should!) it's because they want to abuse the animal. It's really just ignorance and not understanding why certain care steps/etc are important. Thank you so much for explaining everything so in depth! Looking forward to trying to transition my cat to a raw diet soon~!
Very informational. Please more videos with reviews of food!
Always giving us great tips and advice! Thank you for the time you take to share the good stuff with us. You’re a blessing! I’ve noticed my cats are lacking some good nutrients.
Because of my schedule I feed all 6 of them: raw food 3 times a week, wet pate 3 times a week and kibble 1 time a week.
Their raw food days will include:
• Ground Chicken
• Beef Cubes
• Chicken Gizzard
• Chicken Heart
• Chicken Liver or Beef Liver (depends on which is available on the day I buy the fresh raw foods)
• Chicken Neck
So definitely it’s lacking Kemp, Vitamin E oil etc. Our local supermarkets don’t have variety in animal’s organs and I still haven’t gotten around to speaking with a butcher if I can source some other organs.
Wow! I’d love to hear your analysis of my meals if you ever do another review video!
This was a fun video! Thank you for including a cat recipe!
Of course!
Great video as always! I have one question: looking at the ratio between nutrients that you showed in this video (you never mentioned it in other videos iirc), I feel that it can get too specific in terms of nutrient tracking, I mean, even for us humans we never care about the details of how much nutrients we're getting per meal. So for animals, is there some leeway when we miss tiny details like that? Thank you!
Thank you for this video. It's very informative and very important for us raw feeders. I use about a couple of hours trying to balance Cleo's nutrients as much as possible. It is quite challenging, I must admit. 🙂
It certainly can be! So glad this was helpful though
Very interested in how to calculate all the nutrients in the food! 🙂
I have a free cheatsheet that goes over how to do that! Just go to pawsofprey.com and click on the animal you want
Great videos you give amazing insight. How do you get those numbers?
Thank you for this video! I currently have a 1 year old cat and a newly adopted kitten on raw. Your knowledge is very impressive. Are you self taught or did you go to school for this? I'm going to be taking a course in Pet nutrition starting August, inshallah, so I'm curious. 😊
This video was very helpful. I have been struggling on making a set meal for my ferret sense I am unable to get him on a raw diet right now the only animal I have on a raw diet is my hedgehog. I feed my ferret Feline Natural Grain-Free Freeze Dried Cat Food, and sometimes Zewi peak,freeze dried liver and what ever freeze dried meats I can get my hands on. And when I can fresh organs for soup such as heart and liver and I boil them so they don’t lose all of their priorities. I want to add in vitamin E, omega, and Taurine.He’s getting up there with age and I don’t want the first thing to worry about is diet if anything happens. I feel like a failure because I was doing much better with all of there diets a year ago. Please anything information will help.
I use your spreadsheet for my cat but I’m confused about the ratios idk what’s the right ratio for every nutrients :(
Thank you so much for such useful content!
Does anybody know what kind of nuts are healthy for dogs and which is the opposite?
Thanks for reply🥰
Its great :) do you also have some advices for us who have many pets? I have 1 dog and 3 cats, together they have 35 kilos, raw food making takes hours and its still not perfect, so I feed half raw, half kibble to maintain nutrion profile
I was hoping to see more user submitted photos/videos but the info was helpful. i am feeling doubtful that every owner has the skills and tools and patience to figure out the nutrient ratios. i feel like this is a scenario where at home bloodwork would be useful. is there anything to feed with pork liver to make the copper bioavailable?
Is there a way to ensure balance in pre made grinds? For example, a whole Turkey grind with everything but the feathers and intestines?
Is it possible on your next video to maybe leave some links to the supplemental products like the kelp and vitamin E oil that are safe for dogs? Or maybe a guide on how to tell for yourself if they are safe for pets or not? Love these guides though and you’re the reason I have my 2 dogs on raw balanced diets!
I second this!
She had another video that showed the ones she used, which are the ones I ended up getting as well (now for both kelp and vitamin E). There are also plenty of raw feeding facebook groups in my community that were helpful resources as well
Oh yes! Maybe I'll make an infographic on that. The brands I always recommend though are NOW, Solgar, LifeFlo, Trace Minerals, Nordic Naturals, Pure, and Thorne to name a few.
Has anyone had any experience using green tripe powder? Whole tripe is super hard for me to source. Just unsure on how to gage how much powder to use/how to factor it into the formulator.
Also does anyone add prebiotic powders to there meals? My boy gets an upset tummy every few months so thought some prebiotics might help?
Amazing vid! Is there anywhere we can easily access info regarding the proper ratios ex: la : Ala? I love being able to calculate this ratios with your formulator but I am not sure if the ratios are where they should be my for my pup
You basically just calculate it yourself using your pet's recommended nutrient intake, but I really should put them on my cheat sheet for easy reference! For example if my dog needed 1.51 g of LA and 0.06 g of ALA, I would divide LA by ALA which equals 25.2. So the ratio should be about 25:1, but again it doesn't have to be perfect all the time. That's what balancing over time is for!
@@PawsofPrey makes total sense thank you for the info!
I think I’m too new to all of this to try any of the things in these meals just yet, though I appreciate seeing the diet of the Maltese mix since I also have a Maltese. While I’m here, does anyone in the comments know if it’s alright to feed a mix of cooked food, kibble, and raw? He gets kibble with cooked food as a topper, but there are some raw foods I can try him on but I’m unsure if mixing is okay. I want to transition away from kibble (I think the one I use is pretty good as far as kibble goes) but I stuck to it for so long because my dog has stomach issues which were revealed when I tried to switch him a few years ago, which scared me away from switching. My vet is really unhelpful, they just say chicken and plain rice since he’s had issues, even though his issues are pretty mild and not due to allergies but when he eats food that’s “too rich”.
It's totally fine to mix as long as your dog does well on a mixed diet. You also want to make sure the cooked and raw diets are balanced (if they exceed 20% of the total daily intake)
My LA:ALA ratio was also 8:1 at first, removed a lot of the excess plant matter, added those nutrients back from meat sources, changed up to some fattier meats and got it up to 11.5:1
Can't seem to go higher. 😂 Advice?
My dogs meal does not compare because right now she’s on cable. BUT! I am going to switch to raw it’s just hard moneywise because I am still living with my parents and I’m only 16 but in a few weeks I am going to go around with Dad and go to grocery stores and any other meat stores just got to save up money
Will you make a video about balancing calcium to phosphorus ratios using calcium carbonate? My dog swallows all bones even big bones when he bites them down into small pieces.
I'd use bonemeal powder over calcium carbonate unless your dog needs a low phosphorus diet!
Is there an app or online calculator that will help with micronutrients? I can see macro calculators but haven’t found a micro one for pets.
Yes - I made one! You can find it on pawsofprey.com
Hello I really hope you reply. I’m wanting some questions answered about Darwin’s premade raw for cats.
It said $80 for 12 weeks for 10 pounds it also said $52 per week and the trial period is $14 what is the price I have 4 cats 3 outside and 1 inside they don’t eat a whole lot
I tried raw feeding my two pits raw but didn’t work out. I’m deciding on which kibble is better, CRAVE or ORIJEN. Anyone have experience with these type of food brands?
I fed both to my dog before I switched to raw. Orijen tends to do better in the dog food analysis reviews and has a wider and higher quality variety of ingredients as well as more varieties of actual kibble. Note that the recipes are different depending on whether you get the Orijen from the USA factories or the Canadian.
So my dogs resting energy requirement is 835 and his energy needed is a total of 1,420 cal. That seems like a lot, did I do math wrong?
Is it true Pumpkin seeds fight worms in dogs???
This sounds like a dumb question but is it okay to give a raw diet to my French Bulldog? With his flat face is what I’m worried :,)
Hi there Miss! I’ve been watching like all yo videos aha even went back to watch a lot of them and seen how you changed and progressed which I loved ! But my pomsky pup and I started raw right away ! After doing like 7 months of research! He’s taken well to it! Didn’t need to grind anything up! But he’s about to be 9 weeks old and I was just wondering when do I start feeding him duck wings and chicken necks ? 4 months ? Cause rn he’s just having chicken wings as his meaty bone ! And I cut it in half !
Depends on how big your pomsky is at those ages! I'd think they should be fine though. Some other great meaty bones that are small are quail bones and cornish hen bones. You can find both of these at the regular grocery store usually! At least the cornish hen.
@@PawsofPrey thank you soo much ! I’d for sure check for that
I need help
I think you were putting way too much emphasis on a daily balanced meal. It's almost impossible and totally impractical to try to make every single meal that you feed your animals to be balanced. It's not necessary at all. Balanced overtime. Balanced over the week or over a month. Not daily. I think this just stresses people out, hinders their confidence, and inevitably causes them to stop feeding Raw because it is just too complicated. Emphasizing variety and balance over time is much more practical in my opinion.
hi! how do you calculate the nutrients in the meal? also, how about taurine? i have heard that a grain free diet leads to cancer in golden retrievers. i want to get my golden puppy started on a raw diet but it's so intimidating 🥲
Aw I understand. It is probably best to start out with a balanced raw food that you don't have to worry about making sure it's complete!
However I do have a free cheatsheet that goes over how to do that! Just go to pawsofprey.com and click on the dog :) taurine is calculated the same way.
Dogs actually can synthesize taurine in their body and don't necessarily need it in their diet, but if there's something in the diet that's inhibiting the body from absorbing taurine, that's when there's problems. Grain free foods replace grains with legumes. Legumes have something called antinutrients in them that have been linked to inhibiting nutrients from being absorbed (in this case, taurine). There is so much misinformation about diets that don't include grains. It's not the lack of grains harming dogs (grains are biologically NOT essential for them) it's the inclusion of other ingredients that inhibit the body from absorbing essential nutrients!
@@PawsofPrey ah i see, thank you so much for the reply! i was confused over how dogs apparently needed grain so im so glad u enlightened me on this
i'll probably start with prepacked raw food for her because her weight is increasing rapidly (we got her at ~2.5mth @ around 6kg and rn shes 5.5mths and 17kg!) and thus begins the next challenge of finding the best non-overpriced BALANCED prepacked raw food 🥲
also, do you mind sharing how you knew the nutrient profile of the meals shown in this video? do you have some sort of calculator or are you able to just eyeball it after years of experience? thank you!! 🙏🏻
@@gwennie520 Congrats on your new pup! The cheatsheet shows some info on how to calculate, but I also have a meal formulating tool as well, which is half off when you get the cheat sheet. I have a video explaining how to use it, but you also need some basic knowledge on how to build a meal, too. I have a sample meal in there that shows you what foods can help balance a meal, but just playing around with it and adding foods can help you learn as well. Again, the cheat sheet will help too!