Soaking Puppy Kibble with Water: Questions Answered!
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- There are a lot of questions when it comes to soaking puppy kibble. Such as if should do it, can puppies eat dry kibble, when to stop soaking kibble, and how long does it last. As well as to use water, milk, and should you warm it up.
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I already divide my puppy's meals in 3 servings to slow him down, but it is indeed true that soaking them up in warm water or a warm broth makes them both enjoy it more and slow down further! Thank you so much for the explanation!
Oooh she seems so nervous. But there is absolutely no reason! You go girl!
Outstanding Video Thank u…
I noticed my dogs are less fussy with adding water to their food and their teeth are cleaner
I have a gsd of 8 months old i have tried both the things with water and bone broth but not use . I dont know why my dog seeing the smell and moving away . I have tried with adding gravy to it but no use . Is the kibble is dangerous to dog digestion
I give my puppy 6 weeks carnation milk with puppy food let that warm milk soak up they go crazy I do wanna find an alternative milk tho to soak jus food up he’s an American bully
I put warm water in the kibbles
But my dog is fussy 😩
Is it just me or dog kibble smell really bad when soaked?
You are too young to remember the kibble for dogs call gravy train, you put warm water in it and mix it up and it makes gravy. So putting water in the kibble good ideal. 👍🇺🇲☮
They still sell that here in South carolina lol
That makes my dog crap wet poop I stopped because of that
Gravy train is still sold and is by far the ABSOLUTE WORST and most unhealthy dog food to feed your dog
YES you must soak puppy food for young puppies. Its supposed to be mush because they aren't able to chew dry food yet.
I would encourage you never to give a dog or a cat dry kibble. You’ll never see a dog or a cat in the wild eating dry kibble. If you don’t want to put your dog on a 100% raw food diet, just like they would be eating in the wild, then soak the dry kibble so it doesn’t cause distress in the gut.
@@davidbrucemusicvideo People say that all the time. Like we all live like wild animals these days? . Domestic animals aren't the same as wild. And human beings eat all kinds of different foods. Some raw. Some cooked. Some processed. Some organic. People and dogs have a wide range of diets. It's definitely become a pride issue. Maybe not you. There's people that don't eat that healthy themselves but they will lecture people about raw food for dogs. Some of the longest living and healthiest dogs of all time have eaten dry kibble. An enormous number of world champion dogs eat dry kibble. That doesn't mean I think that one is better or worse. I'm not opposed to raw food. My issue is people that lecture others about dog food but many of them eat unhealthy themselves.
@@adamr8628 I have tried many diets over the years, as I once was a health coach and a life coach, and at one point I was a vegan for three years, raw during the day, and one cooked meal of vegetables after 4 PM at night.
I’ve also done the Paleo diet, and now I am on a carnivore diet, don’t eat any plants at all, and people never guess that I’m nearly 60.
By the way, I have documented 126 dogs that I have put on the raw food diet, and I have gotten every single one of them except for 13 off of all of the medications.
But thank you for your opinion.
@@davidbrucemusicvideodude diets mean nothing to your look (in the since that looks don’t mean your getting all the nutrients you need, example being antioxidants which is for stress regulation and help brain function), the benefits of meat is that it heals you quicker when you have things like cuts, it’s in the nutrients so ya it’ll help you look good but food isn’t a one size fits all and it is easier to get certain nutrients from plants. There are more of certain nutrients in some fruit and vegetables then meats. Yes you can get what you need from meats but you have to be sure, one your body is fully capable of digesting it, and two you are getting the right amount of nutrients and that’s a lot to ask someone to keep track of.
@@lama7763 well, since I have taught on the subject of nutrition and supplementation since 2007, and just yesterday somebody at the gym told me they thought I was nearing 40 years old, I beg to differ with you.
Also, you may not have read my comments above, but I was a full on vegan for three years, and did everything absolutely correct. I was very intense about it, even to the point of helping many people become vegan, which I’m now sorry that I did. You definitely cannot get more nutrition from plants, or would you like to school me on that also and tell me how many years you have been a vegan for?
And yes you can definitely look younger if your diet is correct. For instance, I eat a high fat diet, consisting of mainly fatty ribeye steaks, about five every week, I eat a pound of bacon five or six times a week, and the rest of my diet is 80/20 ground chuck. The high amounts of fat and glycine coming from connective tissue help with collagen production, so you will notice I have no wrinkles on my face, and a high amount of fat help with hormonal balance and sex hormones. I will be 59 years old, my girlfriend just turned 30, and she can attest that I have more vim and vigor in any man she’s been with him the past, and I’m 28 years older than her.
The human body needs 60 minerals, 16 vitamins, 12 amino acids, and 2-3 essential fatty acids to function properly. I use this protocol to heal disease and get people off synthetic drugs all the time. Hope this doesn’t come off as me trying to fight, but again, since I teach on the subject, I might know a bit more about the subject than you do.
but can i feed them dry???
mine won't eat the soaked kibble..he preffrs them dry and crunchy
Can you add boiled water in it?
Drink boiled water and tell us
@@ebaht7468lmaooo
why the fuck would you put boiling water? what about boiling water would be different than using any other temperature water?
I guess your mommy didn't give you much affection as she gave others... Obviously I meant putting the boiling water in and letting it cool down...
@@StabilizePhotography YOOOO 😂😂😂😂
The smell is horrible my dog can’t even look at it.
Has anyone noticed diarrhea after soaking kibble?
Too bad you never thought about the fact that there are no dogs in the wild that eat dry kibble, and dry kibble actually is bad for dogs. I get all of my clients to put their dogs on a 100% raw food diet, BARF, biologically appropriate raw food diet.
But if people are lazy enough to keep their dogs on dry kibble, I always tell these people to make sure you use purified water, heat it up on the stove a bit, and stir it up into the food so it will not be so harsh on their Stomach.
To lazy? Or too broke?
And if it's harsh on the stomach why they sell it on the shelves