Anti Yeast Dog Food Recipe (Cheap and Simple to Make)
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2019
- Yeast infections are quite common in dogs, and they usually aren't a serious concern. However, if you don't get the condition cleared up as soon as possible, it could lead to a more serious health problem. This anti yeast dog food recipe should help clear up skin conditions associated with an overgrowth of yeast.
Full recipe and serving suggestions: topdogtips.com/anti-yeast-dog...
This diet will not provide balanced nutrition for your dog. If your dog suffers from chronic yeast infections, consult a canine nutritionist about the best yeast starvation to meet his needs. This recipe may be a good option for your pet, but a canine nutrition expert will likely recommend adding additional supplements and/or a multi-vitamin.
"Add the beef, oats and vegetables. Cover and allow the anti yeast dog food recipe to simmer for about another 15 minutes. You'll know when it is done when the ground beef has been browned."
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Oats is 100% the wrong thing to add to starve out yeast. Oats is a carb, which turns into sugar, which feeds the yeast. Might be a good meal for a healthy dog but not for a yeasty one
What do you recommend we use instead of oats then?
I was thinking the same thing 🤔
@@utube0372 don't use any starches. Just leave it out. No grains or starchy veggies like potatoes. Carbs and sugars feed the yeast.
@@savannahrhodes7259 oh ok thank you. I appreciate your response.
@@utube0372 how a bout corn meal/ polenta .. its corn ..
No No No Oats!!!!!!!!!!
No oats. Please consider quinoa is an affordable safe replacement for this ingredient. It is a nutrient dense substitute.
No chicken
If you read anything about it the animals can be allergic
But the oats and carrots are sugars that would feed the yeast?
How can that be anti-yeast, all those carbs turn to sugar and feed yeast. It would be crazy to follow this recipe.
Exactly..
Oats are a huge NO NO for dogs with yeast issues were are you sourcing your information from?
Yes! I ran into another video just now using veges(carrots!) No carbs or sugar ppl!
This is true, please consider quinoa as a safe and affordable replacement in the diet.
So is rice and any starch or anything with brewers yeast
No oats! No peas! No carrots!
Yeast thrives on oats! What the actual hell???
Agreed. Oats are not recommended. Please consider quinoa as an affordable safe nutrient dense replacement for this ingredient.
I have watched several of your videos the last few days. Thank you for the recipes! My dog doesn't have an issue with yeast but I have been making her food recently and using less store bought kibble but am going very slow and plan to incorporate this recipe in to her menu!
I am confused about this recipe. You have added oats and carrots which are both high in sugar which is what yeast needs to survive. Wouldn't this recipe keep the yeast active and even increasing?
how long do you service this to your dog for? and how often ie for up to 6 days a week everyone 3mth?
Oats will make yeast problem worse.
This is true, please consider quinoa is a supplement. This is safe and affordable.
Thanks for the info...watching our fur babies suffer with yeast is frustrating and heartbreaking! I just wanted to mention that my vet said exchange carrots for as many green beans as you/dog want...less sugar content, and yeast loves sugar. Thanks again, great info! ❤️😇🐾🐕
Try substituting quinoa for the oats in this diet. I'm sure you'll find much more success with the reduced carbohydrates.
No oats....too much carb. Green vegetables are best
Not sure you know what your talking about perhaps before you spread misinformation you should do some or alot of research. This food might be fine for a dog with no issues.
Until it gives them issues...
***make sure when transitioning your pets food that you mix old food with new for awhile first**
Oats? 🤔
My Molly is a 6 Yr old Cairn Terrier who was diagnosed with EPI a year ago.
She has been on a prescription diet "EN low fat"Gastric by Purina. Canned. She does not digest Kibble.
She also is taking 2 tabs of Pancrease with each meal (we feed her 3 x day), also One Proviable daily.
She still presents with oderiforus flatulance multiple times daily. Making her paranoid.
I would like to go back to making her own dog food. Howver ,relunctant due to her diagnosis..
Our other two Cairns lived to to 16 1/2 years with home made dog food.
Any suggestions, recipes?
Thank you very much.
kathryn
No carrot... it's full of highly sugars
Please consider quinoa as a suitable replacement for the oats.
That would be a no as well. It's still a carb
@@12ezmac Not all carbs are created equal. Quinoa is a whole grain. Gluten free grains like Quinoa are acceptable for a year diet and make an excellent replacement for rice or oats in this scenario.
Nope it's a carb as well and it will only feed yeast...
@@trenarobitaille5795 Incorrect. Quinoa is considered a whole grain protein. Unlike some plant proteins, quinoa is a complete protein, meaning that it contains all nine essential amino acids that our bodies cannot make on their own. It does not feed yeast as a carbohydrate. Please do your research and try again.
@@willclark5075 that's great but not suitable for dogs with yeast issues.. as it's still a grain with carbohydrates. Regardless of the protein factor... carbohydrates is the problem...
Oats are not anti yeast.
No oats peas and carrots
I'm sorry but don't carrots have sugar in them naturally and then the oats would convert to sugar in their system. How is this supposed to help them?
Try substituting quinoa for oats. This is safe in a yeast free diet.
Substitute green beans for carrots
According to Dr Mercola, Rolled oats will cause yeast in dogs. I have a dog with severe yeast problems. Do you have a substitute?
MICHELLE L v
Quinoa works well. Safe for yeast free diet.
Just veggies & protein . No carbs if you want to starve the yeast.
Oatmeal is a carb & FEEDS yeast, so....this isn't ideal to combat yeast I have been feeding basically this diet you are showing here to my dogs for over a year cooking it every 3 days for my free big dogs only to find out that yeast is running rampant in them and I need to annihilate the oatmeal which I used as a filler have thought was really good for them so my question is what can I replace it with?
Michelle you can use quinoa as a yeast free replacement for this diet. This is safe and adorable.
Well cooked brown rice is very good for dogs, especially if they have digestive issues.
@@maryzabrosky7867 Brown rice is very starchy and feeds the yeast, no good here.
I heard chicken can cause allergies so I cut it out of his diet….the vet did not have any idea what he was chewing his little feet….maybe this will help👍🏼
Can I leave out the ground beef, my dog is allergic to beef
No Oats that’s a big no no for yeast.🤷♀️
Thought grains like wheat & oats weren’t good for dogs with yeast infections?
Oats is the worst cereal for yeast problems
This is not good to give a dog who has yeast problems!!!!
what if you dont have rolling oats?
Everyone is saying no oats, to use quinoa
False information👎 this ingredients are known to grow more yeast. No wonder there are lots of comments like mine.
How is serving chicken an anti yeast diet for yr dogs especially one with oats? Umm if I'm not mistaken do chicken not get raised by eating grains and grains is their prime source of theur diet. I'm aware they eat fruits and some vegetables as well and they're pretty much eat anything that you throw to them but their primary source of food is grains now forgive me if I'm mistaken but I think it's common practice and common knowledge that you are what you eat and it's something that we're always told from when we are children it's something that our doctors often tell us so eating a healthy diet is resulting in a healthy person right? Right! So why feed a dog with the overgrowth of yeast infection on their body a diet from an animal whose primary source of food is grains which is I know now when it comes to dogs because it contributes substantially to an overgrowth of yeast because you are what you need chickens eat grains and Grains they're not good for dogs they're for dogs should not eat chicken or poultry am I not correct here so I don't think this diet is very good not to mention the oats. This is something that doctors for some reason fail and veterinarians fail to recognize you are what you eat chicken poetry should not be fed to dogs with yeast issues because chicken meat is primarily produced through their lives through the consumption of yeast so this diet is not good I never feed my dogs poultry anymore and they're since then they're yeast and their ears and their problems on their skin is pretty much I'd say 50% of it is cleared up it's gotten a lot better slowly over time I don't agree with eating poultry I don't agree with this diet at all I think it's bad advice
So what do you feed your dog then?All beef and pork in this country are fed grains unless you get 100 %grass fed beef.Or pastured raised chickens or turkey.I started feeding mine turkey, spinach ,broccoli and brown rice but now I'm second guessing the brown rice and broccoli since they are carbs also.I do not know what to feed her now.
@@TheIndianscout Broccoli is fine but the rice is definitely a no go. I have a dog currently with yeast overgrowth and research has shown me broccoli is fine.
@@rawbmar1166 What do you feed your dog?
@@rawbmar1166 What would be a good substitute for the brown rice?
I thought oats feed yeast?
They do. It's a carb. This is a terrible video as far as for yeasty dogs
Oats are bad for dogs with yeast problems
maybe I'm jumping the gun,but I don't think the comment crowd likes Oats😁
Fuck sake. One vid says Give dog grains. Other vid Don't give dog grains .
not enough calcium
Agree. Could give some raw bones and ground egg shells.
How on earth is this recipe going to help with yeast????
A few things wrong with this, for one DO NOT FOLLOW this as oats and carrots are a huge NO for Anti-yeast. Second do not over cook the meat as all the nutrients will be destroyed. Feed your dog raw beef. Yes. RAW as animals digestive system are unlike ours, they eat raw foods in the wild. This video should be removed from UA-cam for providing FALSE information.
Just because we don’t agree with something doesn’t mean it should be removed. That removes the liberty of free speech. But I do agree this is bogus.
Everything is wrong even the chicken omg 😲 DO NOT MAKE THIS