The production quality of your videos is on another level. Really appreciate the time you put into these and your willingness to share freely your knowledge and experience.
If it helps at all; any proper food is better than commercial. Build it up step by step, and always keep learning. I've been doing this for years and still come to other people to share and gain information.👍
We used to make our own raw food. We’d portion it and freeze it however we found that our butcher makes raw dog food and this was such a life saver! Check with local butchers in your area to see if they do this too!
Thank you so much for this. After getting bags and bags of vet recommended food for my new puppy, I felt a little overwhelmed. I had intended on trying a more natural diet, but I gave in to the puppy kibble. After taking the time to read all the ingredients (I live in Japan, so it's all in kanji...) I realized I spent $80+ for a month's worth of cornmeal, flour and meat "meal". Your channel gave me the courage to actually try out this plan. Since I live in Japan, it's really easy to access the basic muscle meats and meaty bones for this diet. In fact, shopping and prep time (for about a week's worth of food) only took an hour and about $20. With more practice and figuring out how to order directly from a butcher (Japanese is my second language) I think I'll be able to save more money. I can't believe feeding raw will cost the same, or less than, commercial food. Before, he went crazy for kibble during training sessions, but after a few tastes of real chicken, he's already giving me the cold shoulder when I offer him a piece of dry kibble. 😂
This was the best explanation I have found for feeding a puppy raw food, your explanation was so clear and easy to follow. Thank you SO much for this video!!! You just cured so much of my stress haha.
Not only you should write down the weight and age, but I'd also recommend writing down almost every meal including what and how much the puppy ate, you can document what they don't like to eat, what kind of poop they had after the meal. It will be so helpful in case you will need to show your puppy to your vet so the vet could take a look and see if there're any potential deficiencies or if your puppy has an allergy to something. I still do that sometimes when feeding my own dogs just to keep track of what they actually get.
Question.. I’m about to transition my 5 month old black lab puppy to raw food. I bought a raw whole chicken for his first meal & cut it into sections. How do I go about feeding it to him? I have no idea where to start. Do I just give him a few pieces & let him have at it? Or should I cook it a little the first time I give it to him so it’s not completely raw & then gradually decrease the cooking time til it’s completely raw?
Thank you for this! All your videos are super informative and now this was the cherry on top on how to set up a diet for a puppy :) Loved learning how you started off Matsu
My puppy is only 2 months old and surprisingly she is able to eat each section of chicken wings, and she does really well with it. She somehow understands she is supposed to crunch down the bone really well and I see her crunch down even the largest section of the wing to tiny pieces. I always supervise. She seems to love it. When I got her she had diarrhea from a round of antibiotics due to a littermate getting giardia and the vet being cautious.... within a few days she had solid stool and I really think this had a lot to do with the bone. I felt so relieved to see this work so well for her. It feels less intimidating now that I see she is already thriving on it.
I linked more info on that in the description - Perfectly Rawsome provides all NRC guidelines here - this is per 1000 kcal so you will need to adjust depending on your puppy's caloric intake: tinyurl.com/qobzsk93
Your videos are amazing! I'm so happy there are people like you out there helping to educate pet parents on the benefits of feeding a species appropriate diet! Good for you! My question is this... when adding oily fish to the meal for balancing purposes, how does this factor into the total equation? I'm confused about how much of, say, sardines to add to my puppy's meals.
This is the best video I’ve seen about this thank you so much. I’m getting a rottie puppy in a month and I had no idea where to start this is a lifesaver
This is a great reference video, thank you! I’m wanting to switch my 3-year-old over. She’s eaten some raw, some dehydrated, and mostly kibble. But, I’ll come back to this when I get my next puppy!
Girl, you just earned yourself a new subscriber :) Great Video. I'm also happy that more and more people put the effort into feeding their furry friends.
Thank you! I started my dachshunds on the BARF diet about 2/3 months ago and immediately wanted to start my new husky puppy on it too but there is so little information on raw diets for puppies and I wanted to be certain that I wasn’t doing anything wrong!
Can you make a Video about what herbs are good for dogs Or Naturele Medication Or what Matsu eats in one week (balanced) ? Just some ideas Love your videos!
Can you talk about bone broth, how to properly make it and how often to give it to puppies and kittens, can we put it on kibble? and also about its health benefits and disadvantages? I love your videos soo much I dont have a dog but I feel like I want to get one just so I can provide them with the appropriate diet tho I cant cuz even tho I love love dogs, they dont fit my lifestyle currently ❤❤🥺
Aw thank you!Yes you can pour it over kibble! I go over bone broth in this video a little bit: ua-cam.com/video/fqgbOLoPnT0/v-deo.html More info, as well as if you have a crock pot: www.gsdstormy.com/post/the-magical-healer-bone-broth
@@PawsofPrey thank you so much, I'm getting a kitten soon hopefully. He's on kibble but I plan to switch to raw when he is fully settled in my home. I really cant thank you enough I learned so much from watching your videos 💕
Hello! I'm not sure if anyone will read this question as this video has been out for a year. But I thought I would give it a shot! I'm new to raw feeding and I am researching as much as possible. It seems as though everyone recommends raw bones, but I am concerned about choking! For those of you who raw feed, do you leave your dog with the raw bone and allow them to decide when they are done? Do you remove after they have gotten the majority of the meat off of the bone? What is the best approach? Thank you to any and all replies!!
I use the rawsome website you recommended in one of your other videos for barf for puppy ratio where I plugged in her weight age and activity level. Would you still recommend this tool? Love your videos!! I have assisted through your videos a few of my friends to switch to raw but of course encouraged them to continue their research as am I. Much love from New Jersey 💕
I just want to go ahead and comment thank you for this video. I bought a large breed dog (GSD) and she's 4 months old and somehow went from 35lb to 30lb. I figured out what happened. Her dry food is only giving her 795kcals a day and she needs 1288kcals a day. She's only getting 16oz versus the 24.48oz she needs! Thank you so much, I'm doing my research and I'm making a change!!
I’m feeling so anxious ! I’ll get my pittie puppy in 2 weeks and I want to give her the best I can . I know how to calculate macros, nutrients and everything else . The importance of minerals, probiotics, fibers because I am a bodybuilder myself . I know how to diet . My only concern is about the baterias and parasites in raw food . How can I prevent that ? Thanks for the amazing content 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
It's way more than just following the video. Very educational. Hope there is more info on where to get those special meats and organ meats at a cheaper price.
Love your videos. We've started slowly on our journey for 3 big bird dogs of different ages. Do you have any videos that are size or category specific and with list of meats in the description? Also, handy note, it's relatively difficult to find organ meats at the grocery if you don't live in the South anymore.
When my aunt's dog had pups we weaned them right into raw ! We think it really helped with their development, even if they went onto eating kibble later
Great video, love the channel. My only hesitation of feeding raw to my puppy is it has been hard to find information on the correct RMB for large/giant breed dogs. I am getting a corgi soon and the breeder says that I should be feeding a large breed puppy diet because it is lower in calcium/phosphorus and lower in calories. They cited that research is showing that corgi's skeletal structure develops at similar rates to large breeds and that having a diet too high in calcium/phosphorus may become problematic. My concern is on perfectly rawsome as well as your videos, it says that puppies should get 17% RMB with no recommendation of different breed's needs. I'm not sure if this is because raw has different rules or if raw hasn't caught on to the same trend happening with kibble. While my question is specifically in relation to corgis, I'm sure many large/giant breed puppy owners are also asking the same question. Would you be willing to elaborate on the correct RMB ratio for these breeds?
It's more about the ratio. I also have a large breed. If you order from perfectly rawesome, i would just make a special note that you need the Ca:P balanced at 1:1
Can you please amy suggestions for toy breed puppies?These puppies need higher calorie dense thsn bigger ones due to faster metabolism or they will get hypoglycemia,Can i add honey or ketro syrup on puppy food for blood sugar regulation?
Im not an expert on this topic but vets told me that theres an issue with suggesting poutry bones, Chicken bones can break in to smaller shards that can demage the intestence and cause a lot of problemes. But the rest of the video ive found helpfull.
Thank you for the video and all the details. For a moment I thought I was feeding the Kardashian's dog with so much supplements and vitamins, but after seeing the whole video, all makes sense. Thank you
I’ve asked this question on another channel. What they say is u can give them raw muscle meat, but not the rest because a mainly kibble diet makes them vulnerable to bacteria that is higher likely to be found in organ tissue. Kibble makes those bacteria easier to manifest due to its high carb count, which is why in a completely raw diet, it great to feed organ meet. They also said something about possibly overdoing some of the minerals cuz they would be found in BOTH the kibble and the organ meet.
Did you ever recommend the books that you read? Did you ever think about possibly making your own worksheets / notebook that others could print and use?
Interesting video!I was just wondering about the vergetables. I read that they are important because pray animals often still have vegetables/fruits in their stomache still. Which means naturally the dogs/cats would eat them too. What is your opinion about it? Maybe it's worth a video?
Your videos have been great! I really find your advice so helpful. Something I just noticed though, I used your puppy cheat sheet that says “meat 41-45%” and “organs 25%” and “liver 2-4%” and second organ “6-8%” Already doing great on the raw food, my 5 month old puppy started having diarrhea, I’m beginning to think it was from too much organ meat. I then saw this video saying “meat 69%, bone 15%, liver 7%, sec organ 7%. That’s a totally different calculation I came up with for the portions of each, saying I need far more meat and far less organs. This video didn’t quite match your cheat sheet…could you please explain if I am misreading something? Thanks for your videos!
You can find the average muscle meat to bone ratios here: tinyurl.com/lqeheu5w and fdc.nal.usda.gov/ provides all nutritional data for most organ and muscle meats.
Question..is buying the meat daily for my new pup ok to do till my freezer comes in? I also tried to download the cheat sheet but I didn't get it ☹️. Been trying for weeks. Advice?
If meat has been thawed, is it possible to refreeze? Also if it has been thawed how long can it last in the fridge? Portions in the supermarket are usually quite large, especially organ meat
I'm excited to find this. I have a 5 month old Huskador/Labsky and I have her on a raw diet kibble brand called instinct. But it's mad expensive. The Asian market right by my house sells bones organs and muscle tissue meats from the butchery and for cheap. Thank you for the info I'm excited to see if there's any savings to be made
I have a 6 month old golden retriever puppy. We've really been struggling with vet bills, from a persistent UTI to yeast infections in her ears and blood in her stool. She's also very gassy and tends to have loose stool. I'm hoping that switching to a raw diet will help alleviate these issues. Thanks for such a useful video!
Hello How much wheat grass powder is recommended per lb for puppies daily? i have a 7 week old puppy and this is my first time feeding like this. thank you!
I am starting to feed my dog raw food but its been pretty hard to get hm like any of the stuff I got for him. His stool are dark and not solid, sometimes he just sniffed and walks away from . What can I do or add to its food so it would it eat? Please help me 🙏🙏😕😔😔😔 love all of your videos.
My dog is 2 and we are putting Him on a diet his name is Revvy, born October 26th 2019, 70-85 pounds, Black lab and Border Collie mix, and has an injured Achilles’ tendon
Thanks for the awesome videos. I have added around 17% of bones in my puppy’s diet which consists of chicken necks and feet. However the calcium level is still way below what is needed as the bones have less calcium as I expected. What might be the tips to make sure they can enough calcium?
I have been feeding my dogs a raw diet for many years, but I have a new puppy and he is having trouble with the raw. I would like to try the prey model but don't know how best to start.
So, can a whole prey animal work? And do you need to grind it up before feeding them or could you give them a whole chicken with organs included as long as its the right weight
Could you please do a video on a diet for Dalmatians (low purine) they can’t have organs. I have a Dalmatian pup who I make homemade food for, but even with native pet supplements & omega 3 I worry he isn’t getting all he needs.
Don't miss these additional simple tips on feeding your puppy raw! ua-cam.com/video/U9ozXcRJMN8/v-deo.html
Is 4-6wks to young to feed a puppy raw bone? If now how do I feed it to them? Should I crush the bone up?
@@rockosfuture7063 just add to their nursing eventually they ween themselves but do the same here. May have to blend is needed.
@@analarson2920 ok thanks 😊
The production quality of your videos is on another level. Really appreciate the time you put into these and your willingness to share freely your knowledge and experience.
Thank you so much (;__;)
As a first time dog owner this is helpful but also overwhelming. Makes me concerned I won’t do a good job on a raw diet
If it helps at all; any proper food is better than commercial.
Build it up step by step, and always keep learning.
I've been doing this for years and still come to other people to share and gain information.👍
That's how I feel about my 5 month American bully who is growing so fast
We used to make our own raw food. We’d portion it and freeze it however we found that our butcher makes raw dog food and this was such a life saver! Check with local butchers in your area to see if they do this too!
@@BrandBeatInc yes but ask for their percentages.
Lol yeah me too. I’m like “I’m out” on the 7th minute
Thank you so much for this. After getting bags and bags of vet recommended food for my new puppy, I felt a little overwhelmed. I had intended on trying a more natural diet, but I gave in to the puppy kibble. After taking the time to read all the ingredients (I live in Japan, so it's all in kanji...) I realized I spent $80+ for a month's worth of cornmeal, flour and meat "meal". Your channel gave me the courage to actually try out this plan.
Since I live in Japan, it's really easy to access the basic muscle meats and meaty bones for this diet. In fact, shopping and prep time (for about a week's worth of food) only took an hour and about $20. With more practice and figuring out how to order directly from a butcher (Japanese is my second language) I think I'll be able to save more money. I can't believe feeding raw will cost the same, or less than, commercial food.
Before, he went crazy for kibble during training sessions, but after a few tastes of real chicken, he's already giving me the cold shoulder when I offer him a piece of dry kibble. 😂
Yayyyy the long awaited video is FINALLY here
^_____^ !
This was the best explanation I have found for feeding a puppy raw food, your explanation was so clear and easy to follow. Thank you SO much for this video!!! You just cured so much of my stress haha.
Not only you should write down the weight and age, but I'd also recommend writing down almost every meal including what and how much the puppy ate, you can document what they don't like to eat, what kind of poop they had after the meal. It will be so helpful in case you will need to show your puppy to your vet so the vet could take a look and see if there're any potential deficiencies or if your puppy has an allergy to something. I still do that sometimes when feeding my own dogs just to keep track of what they actually get.
Absolutely! I should have made that more clear, that was my intention to get across!
Question.. I’m about to transition my 5 month old black lab puppy to raw food. I bought a raw whole chicken for his first meal & cut it into sections. How do I go about feeding it to him? I have no idea where to start. Do I just give him a few pieces & let him have at it? Or should I cook it a little the first time I give it to him so it’s not completely raw & then gradually decrease the cooking time til it’s completely raw?
Thank you for this! All your videos are super informative and now this was the cherry on top on how to set up a diet for a puppy :) Loved learning how you started off Matsu
I'm glad it was helpful!
This was the best video I’ve seen on raw feeding for a puppy. Great job!
If you wrote a book, I would read it.
Thanks for the good info.
Can you please do a video specifically about big dogs please!
Well I can certainly recommend some great books I learned a lot of this from LOL. And good idea!
@@PawsofPrey Can u make a video about what book you Can recommend?
@@kawaiicat2424 Good idea!
@@PawsofPrey please do so!
@@PawsofPreywhich book would you recommend??
This is the most helpful source of information that I’ve found. Thank you so much.
Wow this is the best video in the world. Thank you for all the information
2 more weeks to getting my puppy. can't wait to try it out.!!!!
How is your puppy doing on raw? I am not sure if I should start it now. My Brittany puppy is almost 4 months old.
Just got a shiba puppy! Needed the ratio guide for puppy! This video is just in time✌︎thanks！
Congratulations, hope your pup grows up happy and healthy 🥺❤❤❤❤❤
Perfect! Congrats :)
@@jotunnhime Thank you so much~~~
@@PawsofPrey Thank you!!!! Love your videos!
Thank you! I really appreciate this video. Very clear instructions and detailed info. Easy to understand with great notes/tips!
My puppy is only 2 months old and surprisingly she is able to eat each section of chicken wings, and she does really well with it. She somehow understands she is supposed to crunch down the bone really well and I see her crunch down even the largest section of the wing to tiny pieces. I always supervise. She seems to love it. When I got her she had diarrhea from a round of antibiotics due to a littermate getting giardia and the vet being cautious.... within a few days she had solid stool and I really think this had a lot to do with the bone. I felt so relieved to see this work so well for her. It feels less intimidating now that I see she is already thriving on it.
How much % did you use ?
If possible, more detailed ratios for supplements will be much appreciated
I linked more info on that in the description - Perfectly Rawsome provides all NRC guidelines here - this is per 1000 kcal so you will need to adjust depending on your puppy's caloric intake: tinyurl.com/qobzsk93
@@PawsofPrey Thank you!! So helpful❤️❤️❤️
UNREAL help. Your video alone has made me 1000x more confident.
Your videos are amazing! I'm so happy there are people like you out there helping to educate pet parents on the benefits of feeding a species appropriate diet! Good for you! My question is this... when adding oily fish to the meal for balancing purposes, how does this factor into the total equation? I'm confused about how much of, say, sardines to add to my puppy's meals.
This is the best video I’ve seen about this thank you so much. I’m getting a rottie puppy in a month and I had no idea where to start this is a lifesaver
This is a great reference video, thank you! I’m wanting to switch my 3-year-old over. She’s eaten some raw, some dehydrated, and mostly kibble. But, I’ll come back to this when I get my next puppy!
Really informative video as I'm getting a Doberman puppy in a few weeks.
Girl, you just earned yourself a new subscriber :)
Great Video. I'm also happy that more and more people put the effort into feeding their furry friends.
This video was formatted so strategically and the information was so helpful! Thank you!!
You're welcome :)
Thank you!
I started my dachshunds on the BARF diet about 2/3 months ago and immediately wanted to start my new husky puppy on it too but there is so little information on raw diets for puppies and I wanted to be certain that I wasn’t doing anything wrong!
Glad I can help :)
I'm not sure how to start my 2 in a half month old pomsky puppy on the raw diet
Can you make a Video about what herbs are good for dogs
Or Naturele Medication
Or what Matsu eats in one week (balanced) ?
Just some ideas
Love your videos!
GSD Stormy has a ton of blog articles on herbs/natural "medicine" ! www.gsdstormy.com/blog
@@PawsofPrey thank u!
@@kawaiicat2424 lots basil,oregano,cilantro,parsley,dill,rosemary.
I’m getting a puppy this weekend thank you so much!
Yay great timing!
FINALLY AN ACTUAL HELPFUL VIDEO. Thank you so much!
Waited for this one! Yay 😊
Glad I finally got it out lol
Can you talk about bone broth, how to properly make it and how often to give it to puppies and kittens, can we put it on kibble? and also about its health benefits and disadvantages?
I love your videos soo much I dont have a dog but I feel like I want to get one just so I can provide them with the appropriate diet tho I cant cuz even tho I love love dogs, they dont fit my lifestyle currently ❤❤🥺
This is a great idea !!
Aw thank you!Yes you can pour it over kibble! I go over bone broth in this video a little bit: ua-cam.com/video/fqgbOLoPnT0/v-deo.html
More info, as well as if you have a crock pot: www.gsdstormy.com/post/the-magical-healer-bone-broth
@@PawsofPrey thank you so much, I'm getting a kitten soon hopefully. He's on kibble but I plan to switch to raw when he is fully settled in my home.
I really cant thank you enough I learned so much from watching your videos 💕
Wow this definitely helped me decide how to start my 10 week old lab pup
Here for the puppy clips since my pups are adults now 🥺😍🐶🐶🐶🐶
Aw, yes I loved seeing them!
Your videos are so beautiful, organize and fun to watch! Thank you!
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! I’ve been waiting for someone to explain it like you have
I'm so glad it helped!
Amazing, helpful and super instructive video!!! Thanks for sharing ❤
Can you do one for kittens and ferrets too?
Btw this is some.gold useful stuff
yess for kittens!!
I plan to in the future!
@@PawsofPrey great!
You are literally the best !
Love this! All your videos are amazing and informative. My puppy is happy healthy and licks his bowl clean every time, thank you!
I'm so glad ^__^ !
This video was so on point n helpful THANK YOU!
Oh boy. This is amazing, but so overwhelming. Not sure I can manage this and feed all my kids a healthy diet too.
Totally understandable, just do the best you can with what you can!
Hello! I'm not sure if anyone will read this question as this video has been out for a year. But I thought I would give it a shot! I'm new to raw feeding and I am researching as much as possible. It seems as though everyone recommends raw bones, but I am concerned about choking! For those of you who raw feed, do you leave your dog with the raw bone and allow them to decide when they are done? Do you remove after they have gotten the majority of the meat off of the bone? What is the best approach? Thank you to any and all replies!!
I use the rawsome website you recommended in one of your other videos for barf for puppy ratio where I plugged in her weight age and activity level. Would you still recommend this tool? Love your videos!! I have assisted through your videos a few of my friends to switch to raw but of course encouraged them to continue their research as am I. Much love from New Jersey 💕
Yes, her website makes it easy by calculating ratios for you!
What video is that link in ?
Thank you so much for this!! I've been looking for a puppy video for 3 days now! :)
Your videos are great so informative makes it seem easy!!Thank you :)
I just want to go ahead and comment thank you for this video. I bought a large breed dog (GSD) and she's 4 months old and somehow went from 35lb to 30lb. I figured out what happened. Her dry food is only giving her 795kcals a day and she needs 1288kcals a day. She's only getting 16oz versus the 24.48oz she needs! Thank you so much, I'm doing my research and I'm making a change!!
I really appreciate it! I'm so happy that I was able to help you on your journey :)
What if you can’t find the secreting organs what do you double up on to get the weight of food to meet how much the pup needs
I don't own any pets and yet I'm still addicted to this channel. :-)
This video is awsome thanks for making it and please keep posting :) I will post videos of my experience switching my dog over thank you so much 😊
You're very welcome!!
I’m feeling so anxious ! I’ll get my pittie puppy in 2 weeks and I want to give her the best I can . I know how to calculate macros, nutrients and everything else . The importance of minerals, probiotics, fibers because I am a bodybuilder myself . I know how to diet . My only concern is about the baterias and parasites in raw food . How can I prevent that ? Thanks for the amazing content 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I was wondering about that too. I decide to freeze all the meat and then thaw it. Good luck with your pitty pup✌️
It's way more than just following the video. Very educational. Hope there is more info on where to get those special meats and organ meats at a cheaper price.
Yes, she encourages you to do your own research as well.
Thank you just what I needed to learn🩵
Love your videos. We've started slowly on our journey for 3 big bird dogs of different ages. Do you have any videos that are size or category specific and with list of meats in the description?
Also, handy note, it's relatively difficult to find organ meats at the grocery if you don't live in the South anymore.
When my aunt's dog had pups we weaned them right into raw ! We think it really helped with their development, even if they went onto eating kibble later
What an amazing video
Great video, love the channel. My only hesitation of feeding raw to my puppy is it has been hard to find information on the correct RMB for large/giant breed dogs. I am getting a corgi soon and the breeder says that I should be feeding a large breed puppy diet because it is lower in calcium/phosphorus and lower in calories. They cited that research is showing that corgi's skeletal structure develops at similar rates to large breeds and that having a diet too high in calcium/phosphorus may become problematic. My concern is on perfectly rawsome as well as your videos, it says that puppies should get 17% RMB with no recommendation of different breed's needs. I'm not sure if this is because raw has different rules or if raw hasn't caught on to the same trend happening with kibble. While my question is specifically in relation to corgis, I'm sure many large/giant breed puppy owners are also asking the same question. Would you be willing to elaborate on the correct RMB ratio for these breeds?
It's more about the ratio. I also have a large breed. If you order from perfectly rawesome, i would just make a special note that you need the Ca:P balanced at 1:1
God Bless you!!! lord knows I need this info 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you very much for this AWESOME video!
Can you please amy suggestions for toy breed puppies?These puppies need higher calorie dense thsn bigger ones due to faster metabolism or they will get hypoglycemia,Can i add honey or ketro syrup on puppy food for blood sugar regulation?
Im not an expert on this topic but vets told me that theres an issue with suggesting poutry bones, Chicken bones can break in to smaller shards that can demage the intestence and cause a lot of problemes. But the rest of the video ive found helpfull.
Thank you for the video and all the details. For a moment I thought I was feeding the Kardashian's dog with so much supplements and vitamins, but after seeing the whole video, all makes sense. Thank you
Really helpful. Thank you!
Thanks for making this video!!
No problem!
Looking into this because my puppies are bored of kibble. Are feed motivated by treats luckily!
Oh wow! Thank you for this very informative video.. I was looking for something like this
You are so welcome!
Can you do raw and kibble? Or should you feed your dog one thing and one thing only. I figured some raw food is better than none.
I’ve asked this question on another channel. What they say is u can give them raw muscle meat, but not the rest because a mainly kibble diet makes them vulnerable to bacteria that is higher likely to be found in organ tissue. Kibble makes those bacteria easier to manifest due to its high carb count, which is why in a completely raw diet, it great to feed organ meet.
They also said something about possibly overdoing some of the minerals cuz they would be found in BOTH the kibble and the organ meet.
Try to do one or the other.
Awesome info thank you
Did you ever recommend the books that you read? Did you ever think about possibly making your own worksheets / notebook that others could print and use?
Interesting video!I was just wondering about the vergetables. I read that they are important because pray animals often still have vegetables/fruits in their stomache still. Which means naturally the dogs/cats would eat them too. What is your opinion about it? Maybe it's worth a video?
Very interesting…hadn’t thought about that.
GREAT 👍 video! Thank you so much 😊
Love all your videos
Thank you!
This was so good thank u
Thank you.
Thank you so much for all your videos!!
Of course!
Your videos have been great! I really find your advice so helpful.
Something I just noticed though, I used your puppy cheat sheet that says “meat 41-45%” and “organs 25%” and “liver 2-4%” and second organ “6-8%”
Already doing great on the raw food, my 5 month old puppy started having diarrhea, I’m beginning to think it was from too much organ meat.
I then saw this video saying “meat 69%, bone 15%, liver 7%, sec organ 7%. That’s a totally different calculation I came up with for the portions of each, saying I need far more meat and far less organs. This video didn’t quite match your cheat sheet…could you please explain if I am misreading something?
Thanks for your videos!
Great video - thanx
Can you please make a video on how to calculate fat, bone, etc percentages for a balanced meals?
You can find the average muscle meat to bone ratios here: tinyurl.com/lqeheu5w and fdc.nal.usda.gov/ provides all nutritional data for most organ and muscle meats.
Question..is buying the meat daily for my new pup ok to do till my freezer comes in? I also tried to download the cheat sheet but I didn't get it ☹️. Been trying for weeks. Advice?
If meat has been thawed, is it possible to refreeze? Also if it has been thawed how long can it last in the fridge?
Portions in the supermarket are usually quite large, especially organ meat
EXCELLENT Video, THANK YOU!!!
Do you have any advice on resources like books, articles, and courses I can look into for raw feeding my pup?
ah great video as usual! thank you for this, btw could you please make more puppy videos in the future? it really helps! 💖💝💘
If I think of some good ideas I definitely will!
This is helpful, could you do a video on frozen Raw nuggets - how to feed, how much please 💕
Do you have cooked food guidance in detail similarly to this video ? Thanks
I'm excited to find this. I have a 5 month old Huskador/Labsky and I have her on a raw diet kibble brand called instinct. But it's mad expensive. The Asian market right by my house sells bones organs and muscle tissue meats from the butchery and for cheap. Thank you for the info I'm excited to see if there's any savings to be made
For the missing nutrients part how much do you feed?
I’m getting a 9 week old chihuahua what recipes should I start with? And how many times a day? Can i or should still give a probiotic with raw diets!?
Ur puppy legs are so cutee!!❤ he looks adorable like a plush ❤
I have a 6 month old golden retriever puppy. We've really been struggling with vet bills, from a persistent UTI to yeast infections in her ears and blood in her stool. She's also very gassy and tends to have loose stool. I'm hoping that switching to a raw diet will help alleviate these issues. Thanks for such a useful video!
Can we get An update on the pup a year later?
Hello
How much wheat grass powder is recommended per lb for puppies daily?
i have a 7 week old puppy and this is my first time feeding like this.
thank you!
I am starting to feed my dog raw food but its been pretty hard to get hm like any of the stuff I got for him. His stool are dark and not solid, sometimes he just sniffed and walks away from . What can I do or add to its food so it would it eat? Please help me 🙏🙏😕😔😔😔 love all of your videos.
My dog is 2 and we are putting Him on a diet his name is Revvy, born October 26th 2019, 70-85 pounds, Black lab and Border Collie mix, and has an injured Achilles’ tendon
Question: is the raw meaty bone for puppies considered as a toothbrush?
Just here to send some puppy love 💕🐾
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What if yo can find whole prey animals to give? Which ones should you give to the puppy?
what do you do when your pup has parasites?? put them on a dewormer? or a chew that "kills" the parasites?
Thanks for the awesome videos. I have added around 17% of bones in my puppy’s diet which consists of chicken necks and feet. However the calcium level is still way below what is needed as the bones have less calcium as I expected. What might be the tips to make sure they can enough calcium?
Grind up organic egg shells into a powder, this is a great way to make a calcium supplement for your dog
Blue mussels are Australia while Green lipped are New Zealand
I have been feeding my dogs a raw diet for many years, but I have a new puppy and he is having trouble with the raw. I would like to try the prey model but don't know how best to start.
So, can a whole prey animal work? And do you need to grind it up before feeding them or could you give them a whole chicken with organs included as long as its the right weight
Could you please do a video on a diet for Dalmatians (low purine) they can’t have organs. I have a Dalmatian pup who I make homemade food for, but even with native pet supplements & omega 3 I worry he isn’t getting all he needs.