Raw Dog Food Recipe, K9 Nutrition, Barf Diet.

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  • @benmaddison575
    @benmaddison575  11 років тому +8

    It's awesome that your taking the time to understand nutrition independently gaining your own understanding. Most of the dog nutrition covered in vet schools are funded by the pet food industries that the Vets then sell from their practices. Vets such as Dr Becker on Mercola further their research based on real science & biology. It is important to feed a nutritious balanced diet, many are now available in stores, grain & cereal free the way it should be.

  • @benmaddison575
    @benmaddison575  11 років тому +18

    Thanks very much, nice to see people taking real interest in their pets health.

    • @dimitra3574
      @dimitra3574 4 роки тому

      How can you calculate how much raw food you should give to your dog in daily basis?

  • @YourDogsLife
    @YourDogsLife 11 років тому +3

    I love your comment "If I wouldn't eat it, my dog's not going to eat it." I wish more people had that attitude. It would be interesting to price out the cost of this food compared to store bought dry food. Dinovite is a great supplement to use if you're making food at home.

  • @benmaddison575
    @benmaddison575  11 років тому +5

    At one year old I'd recommend two meals a day, also any diet change should be done slowly. Some dogs have more sensitive stomachs than others. Kibble fed dogs usually have less enzymes and good bacteria to deal with raw healthy, natural foods.

  • @starbasin7099
    @starbasin7099 8 років тому +4

    Thankyou - Very impressed! Very easy to follow, ingredients readily available and my dog absolutely loved it! Didn't use the chicken mince this time around due to supply issues but non the less a great recipe. My dog wolfed it down!

    • @stevecobblestone8829
      @stevecobblestone8829 4 роки тому

      Do u still have your dog? Have u noticed any change in your dogs coat or anything from going raw diet?

  • @benmaddison575
    @benmaddison575  11 років тому +1

    Thanks so much Stephanie, work is crazy, but seems people are watching so I'll upload and make more for certain.

  • @crtiticalmaas
    @crtiticalmaas 11 років тому

    Awesome - thank you! I made up a batch this weekend and the dog has been DEVOURING it!

  • @lifeisgood070
    @lifeisgood070 11 років тому +4

    aw your dog must love you. That is an incomparably awesome meal as opposed to dry kibbles.

  • @stealthygremlin
    @stealthygremlin 9 років тому +12

    Will you be making any more videos? This video *is* 2 years old but i do *see you* still being very active on this channel. So an answer would sure be appreciated

    • @Maddiemiaa
      @Maddiemiaa 5 років тому

      StealthyGremlin btw my dad is not making any more vids

    • @wisewigga7129
      @wisewigga7129 4 роки тому

      @@Maddiemiaa why?

  • @mavspecialgirl1
    @mavspecialgirl1 11 років тому +4

    Yeh plus alot less visits to the vet.Down to once a year for bloodwork and rabies every 3rd year thats it (their never sick).No dumping toxic chemicals on them for fleas&ticks.My pets havent had on single flea or tick in 5 years even though their routinely exposed.No anesthesia associated risks with dental cleanings or expense.Only bathed once a year if that no doggie odor.My cats litter box hardly has any smell even if I miss a day or two cleaning.

    • @thekatt...
      @thekatt... 5 років тому

      mavspecialgirl1. Food-grade diatomaceous earth for fleas. Also great for internal parasites as well, completely organic.
      ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

  • @maryp.castro5211
    @maryp.castro5211 10 років тому

    Excellent video! I have the good thing for all the dog owners: You can easlily make your dog live longer to 8.3 years by adjusting the food they consume.

    • @maryp.castro5211
      @maryp.castro5211 10 років тому

      You can go to my blog below to discover why:
      bit.ly/secrets-about-dog-food

  • @pisca
    @pisca 8 років тому +12

    Hello, thak you for this video; can you write down the ingredients, please?

  • @shirinnek425
    @shirinnek425 4 роки тому +1

    Hi, thanks for the helpful video. I was wondering if you can mention some guidance about feeding bones since it's a little tricky for adult dogs vs puppies. BTW, I own a 8 week GSD puppy. What would be the best for him?

  • @Maddiemiaa
    @Maddiemiaa 5 років тому +19

    That's my dad btw

    • @tahliarich327
      @tahliarich327 4 роки тому +7

      You have a pretty cool dad if he is

    • @Maddiemiaa
      @Maddiemiaa 4 роки тому +4

      Tahlia Rich yeah thx he forgot his password to his account tho lol

    • @user-kl1hp8qd1r
      @user-kl1hp8qd1r 4 роки тому

      PugPersonplays HAHAHA

  • @benmaddison575
    @benmaddison575  11 років тому +7

    Hi Lorraine, I buy my supplements from health food shops or online.
    I only use human grade.
    Do you have ebay in the UK?

  • @rippinbass9713
    @rippinbass9713 4 роки тому +1

    Finally after watching several videos on this subject, someone who knows what they're doing! Good job! I'm assuming there's bone in the mince?

  • @eldarashush
    @eldarashush 5 років тому

    Great video, waiting for the next video

  • @swissmaid
    @swissmaid 3 роки тому +1

    You could have shown us your dog eating. What type of dog are you feeding?

  • @karinharris396
    @karinharris396 11 років тому +2

    Hi Ben , made the recipe and my dogs love it , however both my dogs are older I got one German Shepherd x she is more active then the Border Collie x who is over weight and needs to lose weight , so need to know how much to feed them per day I use 60% roo and 40 % beef meat , Thank you

  • @hogue3666
    @hogue3666 7 років тому +16

    Looks good. I'm just getting into the raw diet. It looks like you're missing a significant amount of calcium that a dog would usually get from animal bones. Maybe bone meal or a side of RMB every day or two?

    • @dianemalone9070
      @dianemalone9070 6 років тому +1

      i was gonna say what about the calcium from bones, need calcium without b12

    • @nancyreinitz7767
      @nancyreinitz7767 6 років тому +1

      Diane Malone he put the whole egg in including the egg shells, which contain lots of calcium.

    • @dianemalone9070
      @dianemalone9070 6 років тому +8

      one egg shell is only approx 750mg of calcium dogs need way more than that for a daily dose, u would have to give u dog about 4 to 5 raw eggs everyday to meet that goal and u shouldnt be giving ur dog raw egg more than 1 to twice a week depending on ur dogs stomach

    • @dianemalone9070
      @dianemalone9070 6 років тому +3

      raw bones is where dogs get the best calcium from chicken quaters are perfect not brest or drumsticks

    • @crystallesinski2679
      @crystallesinski2679 6 років тому +10

      Around 7:10 he mentions he feeds meaty bones as well

  • @clons3253
    @clons3253 8 років тому +1

    Are the oils and supplements you give made for dogs or is there a way to use what humans use?

  • @NoName-mb7iw
    @NoName-mb7iw 11 років тому

    2- 3% of pups estimated adult body weight broken into 4 meals per day, remember feed an eight week old 4 times a day. adult Rotties generally weigh 42- 55kg so start at 1kg per day, 250g per meal give more if needed. Mince is great as in mimics what the adults would regurgitate for the youngins after a hunt and its easier to digest. If you've just brought puppy home I'd suggest feeding whatever the breeder did, slowly introducing the raw as it can be stressful settling in away from the pack.

  • @jamesrosado6472
    @jamesrosado6472 7 років тому

    Great Stuff. Thank You for the Great Info

  • @waikukubeach5259
    @waikukubeach5259 8 років тому

    Thanks for posting - since posting have you made any changes to your dogs food?

  • @jessicamiltenberger3088
    @jessicamiltenberger3088 5 років тому +1

    Thank you!!! Extremely helpful for a newbie 👌👌👌

  • @misspiggy2418
    @misspiggy2418 11 років тому +2

    I'm starting to make my own dog food now, thanks. Still would love to know more about supplements as no one seems to be able to answer this. I live in the uk so I won't be able to get same products as you

  • @onlyhollis2028
    @onlyhollis2028 4 роки тому +1

    What do you do for bones?

  • @benmaddison575
    @benmaddison575  11 років тому

    Good call, however we feed the whole egg, not just the whites, the yolk is very rich in B12, B6 & Niacin the whole egg is very nutritious, Moderation is key. It would take a massive amount of eggs to create any deficiency. A, B multi vitamin is great as any excess B is simply eliminated through urine and doesn't create toxicity.

  • @22triggy
    @22triggy 5 років тому +1

    Hi great vid, instead of all the messing about, can i just feed it all in one go and then not have to worry about the rest of the week???

  • @benmaddison575
    @benmaddison575  11 років тому

    I personally supplement with the minced meal as it binds and mixes better so there is minimal waste and the dog gets it all. It also disguises it better for the fussy eaters. It would be fine mixed with chicken necks though.

  • @koiashesembers
    @koiashesembers 11 років тому +3

    You mention that your mixture is used as meal weight and the other half is supplemented by bones. Can you explain the bones you feed and how you feed them? I just picture bones shredding up and chipping and getting caught throughout their digestive track.
    Also, do you know about how much your mixture cost you make each week? thank you so much!! Great vid

    • @rippinbass9713
      @rippinbass9713 4 роки тому

      You are correct, depending on the dog and how they break down bones. I grind mine in a heavy duty meat grinder because my dogs don't crush bones properly. Raw bone doesn't splinter like cooked bones though, but they can still be sharp and large if they aren't chewed right.

  • @wildxxsoul
    @wildxxsoul 7 років тому

    What brand Alfalfa and Kelp do you buy? Great video and thank you for sharing!

  • @davidmcclellan1470
    @davidmcclellan1470 10 років тому +2

    We could not agree more with your video, which was interesting and well presented, being clear and concise.
    We had a lot of trouble with bladder stones with our Hannah (a Cairn terrier) but a change of diet to raw seemed to resolve it.
    For a successful bladder stone diet of raw meat and details of her case history please see - caninebladderstones

  • @benmaddison575
    @benmaddison575  11 років тому

    Yes sometimes I will make a months supply and freeze them. taking a few out at a time placing them in the refrigerator. Sometimes I'll even pop dogs dinner in the microwave just for 45 seconds to warm it up but not cook it. they seem to love it warm.

    • @rippinbass9713
      @rippinbass9713 4 роки тому

      Warming raw food is no good

    • @linaflores5917
      @linaflores5917 3 роки тому

      @@rippinbass9713 what what is best right after the fridge or take the meat out to room temperature?

  • @garethjagger5671
    @garethjagger5671 11 років тому

    hi ben, great video. i have just subscribed and was wandering when you are going to put some more videos up???

  • @danielfrias6553
    @danielfrias6553 11 років тому

    hey Ben Maddison. i have a great dane but i dont know how much food should i give him a day.

  • @Omeprazolel
    @Omeprazolel 5 років тому

    What supplement would you recommend for dogs with conjunctivitis pls? My dog had surgery removing his 3rd eyelid as the mass of tissue has grown bigger and will eventually cover his eyeball. But now, his left eye had some growth too. The doctor prescribed steroid eye cream and hopefully it is under control without having to do surgery again, else, another $2.5K is gone. I had already paid $2.5K for removing his 3rd eyelid on the right eye. This excludes X-ray and blood test, etc for $500.

  • @blackteebox
    @blackteebox 11 років тому

    Great channel, Ben. Ordering these supplements for my dog now. Please post more videos. Thanks.

  • @janeburgess50
    @janeburgess50 9 років тому

    Great video!

  • @julesb3430
    @julesb3430 5 років тому

    I absolutely applaud you

  • @wildog47
    @wildog47 3 роки тому

    Hey! Old video but it's great. My super slow metabolism dog is 95 lb and only eats 500 lb a day to maintain. I can't imagine Paying double what I do now lol

  • @nataleeasaka912
    @nataleeasaka912 9 років тому

    Could you please do a video showing your dog eating the food. That is the best part. I want to see the dog!

  • @janeburgess50
    @janeburgess50 9 років тому +1

    Is your chicken mince just meat or minced bones and frames please?

  • @janicemyslinski8437
    @janicemyslinski8437 11 років тому +1

    Mad tipz! Ur famous now :)

  • @janeburgess2593
    @janeburgess2593 9 років тому +1

    Great recipe!

  • @ajithgovindan151
    @ajithgovindan151 6 років тому +1

    Hi mate, where can i source Kelp & Alfalfa in Sydney?
    Ajith

  • @humanityandloves
    @humanityandloves 10 років тому

    great video

  • @kkutube1972
    @kkutube1972 8 років тому

    Thanks, you make it look very doable.

  • @whitfield541
    @whitfield541 10 років тому

    as great as this video was..where can I find that cutting board set?

  • @anjaleepanditha3698
    @anjaleepanditha3698 10 років тому

    Hi Ben. I made this recipe for my dog once and he absolutely loved it so I plan on making it again. I'm just wondering how much offal you use in that recipe and where you got your offal from? I live in Queensland, Australia (couldn't tell if you're in aus or NZ). Just because when I went to my local supermarket and also local butchers, they only had livers, hearts etc on their own and did not come mixed together like what you had in the video. What do you suggest if I can't get premixed offal? Also, I have a 16month male Labrador who's moderately active, would 500g per meal suit him? He's 38kg.
    Many thanks

    • @benmaddison575
      @benmaddison575  10 років тому +1

      Gold Coast, QLD at that time. Supermarkets are great for liver, kidneys and heart.
      Lungs, brains etc you're probably best ringing round some butcher shops. I mince my offal up in a mincer at home. 10% of the dogs diet should consist of offal. Hope this helps.

  • @myasulic7403
    @myasulic7403 10 років тому

    What is the chicken stuff in the bag and what is in the yellow bin

  • @covertphil447
    @covertphil447 11 років тому

    Nice work!

  • @mavspecialgirl1
    @mavspecialgirl1 11 років тому

    Remember the melamine debacle in 2007.Sure theres risk with feeding raw diet if not done right, but theres risk also with processed kibble to.Five years and my dogs/cats still going strong on all raw meaty bone and organ diet.All blood work in normal range according to the vet

  • @BedlamBroadcasts
    @BedlamBroadcasts 10 років тому +3

    My 13 year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier has just been diagnosed with lung cancer, and the Vet has not given any suggestions as to if she has months or more. I came across the raw food thing, and have just begun adding it to her normal tin food. Giving half, 144grams of beef, 144 grams of liver, kale and carrots. 2 caps of 1000mg of fish oil, 1 teaspoon of honey, 1 multivit and waiting on reishi mushroom caps. Oh, and two eggs per meal. Am I going down the right road?

    • @niladrisarkhel7172
      @niladrisarkhel7172 7 років тому

      You're over doing ....do some research!!

    • @proteinandpreps1216
      @proteinandpreps1216 6 років тому

      Should not be mixing raw & regular food. They need to be transitioned into the raw diet

    • @mariameza5465
      @mariameza5465 5 років тому

      Do you have updates?

  • @crtiticalmaas
    @crtiticalmaas 11 років тому

    Do you add the supplements in with the raw meaty bones for the second meal, or do you just supplement with the minced meal?

  • @Rubyinthesun
    @Rubyinthesun 10 років тому

    I didnt hear any information in the video about how long I could safely refrigerate the mixture of dog food for. Could you please inform about refrigerator and freezer lengths of time? How long does it normally take to thaw a 500 gram bag of this? Do you use warm water baths to thaw or just a quick microwave time? I try to avoid microwaving anything, ever. Thanks for making this video. I have used Better in the Raw but would like to completely make the meals myself.

    • @kellypruitt3710
      @kellypruitt3710 9 років тому +1

      +Rubyinthesun Where do you get"Better in the Raw"? In U.S.?

    • @Rubyinthesun
      @Rubyinthesun 9 років тому

      I ordered Better in the raw through Knowbetterpetfood.com

    • @Rubyinthesun
      @Rubyinthesun 9 років тому

      Kelly Pruitt I ordered Better in the raw through Knowbetterpetfood.com

  • @estrellaarenas8131
    @estrellaarenas8131 4 роки тому

    for a dog that weighs about 100 pounds, that typically is supposed to eat 4 cups of dog food a day. How much should I serve him of a raw diet like this?

  • @juanpabuggy
    @juanpabuggy 10 років тому

    hi ben, i have an american staffy pup and i was just wondering if the would be a good diet for him, he is 6 months old and is 20 kg
    thanks

  • @warialdasue
    @warialdasue 5 років тому

    What quantity of mince did you use please

  • @poppyk4708
    @poppyk4708 10 років тому

    Awesome video, you can sure tell you love your dog, i too feed my dog in a very similar way.

  • @kennethngtngloong2482
    @kennethngtngloong2482 11 років тому +2

    Just curious does ur recipe works the same for cats? thanks!!

    • @sharonserrano1644
      @sharonserrano1644 7 років тому

      Kenneth Ng Tng Loong yes it does they don't need as many veggies and pick the highest protein meat. They need more protein then dogs. Also supplement with l lysine and/ or amino acid complex. Cats need more of those too.

    • @rippinbass9713
      @rippinbass9713 4 роки тому

      Cat diet is similar but also different. Get the barf diet book by ian Billinghurst. It gives cat and dog information

  • @myxpretty
    @myxpretty 10 років тому

    Hello, I have a senior dog with a sensitive stomach. What is your suggestion for the amount to feed per day (he weighs about 40 lbs)? Also, does the type of meat and vegetables matter? He seems to like kale, apples, and carrots. Thanks!

    • @benmaddison575
      @benmaddison575  10 років тому +1

      Hi Jessica, Senior dogs should have less fat in their diets, If your dog has a sensitive stomach I would suggest to start off with adding 10% chicken breast to the food you are feeding at the moment and each week slowly increasing the chicken to get your dog's stomach used to the change in diet. as Offal is very rich I would wait until your dog is comfortable with the change of diet before adding it in. wait a month or two before introducing other raw meats by then your dog should have built up enough live enzymes and good bacteria to digest and deal with the nutrients. Like humans eating a stogy crap diet, if we went out and ate full on veges broccoli etc we would also suffer from gas as we wouldn't have the bacteria etc to deal with it. Hope this helps.. I'd stick to leafy greens, spinach or broccoli, maybe some cooked sweet potato if dog is underweight.

  • @janeburgess2593
    @janeburgess2593 9 років тому

    Is your chicken mince meat and bones ground? Which parts do you use please?

  • @mattymatt8739
    @mattymatt8739 10 років тому

    do you give to kelp and alfalfa every day?

  • @vibrant149
    @vibrant149 11 років тому

    What brand of food scale do you use?

  • @shamnizvaldez9054
    @shamnizvaldez9054 5 років тому

    Can this diet be used for husky puppies into adulthood?

  • @JPE_DRAEB
    @JPE_DRAEB 10 років тому

    Okay I see that it was ground beef. What is the percentage of fat? Also what was the other meats?

  • @Jfresh55
    @Jfresh55 10 років тому +1

    How much a week, month for raw diet for a golden reliever?

  • @powahtse8323
    @powahtse8323 5 років тому

    Sir..Please give me the detail name of supplement material ..Thx

  • @louieraso9955
    @louieraso9955 11 років тому

    I liked this vid. Just want to know, what is glucose..............?? How do you spell it. What is it, and can I make my own?? What is it good for

    • @margaretmeaker2830
      @margaretmeaker2830 5 років тому

      Glucosamine HCL and chondroitin sulphate... good for joint health..

  • @Ranger_k16
    @Ranger_k16 4 роки тому +1

    where are the bones? how do they get calcium if there are no bones?

  • @Chaitanya8967
    @Chaitanya8967 3 роки тому

    Is this recipe balanced or does this need supplements?

  • @agnesaquino5090
    @agnesaquino5090 5 років тому

    If you.love your dog give them best food
    For your dog they live
    More longer and healthy there bones
    More energy and very.
    Active they can run and jumping good exciseces always

  • @TH3HOLYJ3BUS
    @TH3HOLYJ3BUS 10 років тому

    hey Ben this is a really amazing video, im going to be buying a great Pyrenees puppy and i was wondering when should i start it on raw food diet? and is there anything i should be doing before feeding it a raw food diet. any help would be greatly appreciated.

    • @erica031012
      @erica031012 10 років тому

      Fast for 24 hours and feed raw!

    • @davidmcclellan1470
      @davidmcclellan1470 10 років тому +1

      We changed from dried to raw after bladder stones problems and had no problems at all. For description of Hannah's problems and details of her case history please see -
      caninebladderstones

  • @Realocyrus
    @Realocyrus 11 років тому

    i have a 8 week rottweiler, and i want to put him on the raw meat diet i did all my research but i still do not know if he is still to young and i dont know how much to feed him since all the videos i have come across is for adult dogs. please respond

  • @julieb9279
    @julieb9279 4 роки тому +1

    Bone is important too, raw bones.

  • @vanhalenman60
    @vanhalenman60 11 років тому

    Best cooking show ever

  • @Ezekiel_Wilson
    @Ezekiel_Wilson 7 років тому

    Can I feed this to my 6 months old siberian husky??

  • @sippe3985
    @sippe3985 7 років тому +1

    is there enough bone is there?

  • @judecherry7126
    @judecherry7126 8 років тому

    The best part is when the dog gets to eat his meal :) !!!

  • @pprq55
    @pprq55 9 років тому

    how much do i need a month for two gsd one rottweiler a beagle and a golden retriever? i wonder if its cheaper than buying keable

  • @brandonhinton2073
    @brandonhinton2073 7 років тому

    Does your ground chicken have bones in it? if not my biggest concern with this is the lack of calcium. You need to add in some bone meal. a few eggs isn't enough calcium. 3 eggs provide the calcium for about 2 days for a 50lb dog. I wouldn't add any more eggs than 3. You should be putting in at a minimum 1 tsp of bonemeal per pound of meat.

  • @xxRho
    @xxRho 9 років тому +1

    Where do you get your glucosamine and chondroitin? And what proportions do you use? I'm in Australia :)

  • @gregoryford9374
    @gregoryford9374 10 років тому +1

    Thank you fir sharing your recipe, I believe I'll try it.
    I have a question and some advice for you.
    We humans eat Raw Beef and Fish (Carpacio & Sushi) but we don't eat Raw Chicken to avoid Salmonella..., is there no danger in feeding a dog Raw Chicken?
    Advice, and please do not be offended, this is offered with the best intentions...
    That big bucket you use looks like aluminum. Aluminum is VERY bad for humans, among other things it contributes to Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia. The vigorous mixing in the bucket with the the metal spatula or burger flipper rubbing on the walls of the bucket shaves aluminum particles off the bucket inner surface and mixes right into the food just like the alfalfa. VERY BAD. It would be much better to use a wooden spoon/spatula in a glass, porcelain or ceramic bowl. At the very least a wooden mixing utensil with the aluminum bucket.
    You did some mixing in what appeared to be a small stainless steel bowl with presumably a stainless steel spoon. This releases carbon particles into the mixture which also quite bad.
    The blender blades release the carbon particles also but it is not as bad, a food processor is more likely to release fewer metal particles into the mix.
    With good intentions, respectfully submitted.

  • @bigmomma78737
    @bigmomma78737 11 років тому

    Ben -- where are your other videos about the raw diet for dogs? You refer to others. Need help!

  • @emiliaobrien5138
    @emiliaobrien5138 9 років тому

    Hi there. I really want to make the switch from commercial food to the BARF diet for my best mate, an Australian cattle dog cross, Cosmo who weighs 20kgs. I'm unsure about how many grams a day to feed him and also if i feed him once a day or twice per day?

    • @yigalzaid
      @yigalzaid 8 років тому

      +Emilia O'Brien 400-600 grams a day. It's 2%-3% dogs weight

    • @emiliaobrien5138
      @emiliaobrien5138 8 років тому +1

      +Yigal Zaid thank you! i did actually try to make this for my dog but it was very hard for me - being one of those weird vegetarian types of people lol so instead i bought it already made and frozen at PetBarn :) Cosmo loves it and looks super healthy!:)

  • @420mob9
    @420mob9 6 років тому

    what kind of yogurt did you give him, could you add link plz, and list of evertyhing if you dont mind, im waiting for my corso 1 more month !!!!

  • @agnesaquino5090
    @agnesaquino5090 5 років тому

    Your dog rich food everything are all meat with vegetables mix and healthy dog

  • @lucymaze3917
    @lucymaze3917 5 років тому

    What brand of yogurt do you use?? I couldnt see the name in the video. Thank you.

    • @rippinbass9713
      @rippinbass9713 4 роки тому +1

      Should be plain natural yogurt, brand doesn't matter

  • @chevyc10luver
    @chevyc10luver 11 років тому

    what brand yogurt is that

  • @joanyluvschachi
    @joanyluvschachi 8 років тому

    hi my staffy has always got itchy skin what recipe should I do to heal her skin?

  • @hashrielizz9590
    @hashrielizz9590 10 років тому

    Is it fine if i substitute the vitamin e capsules with spinach?

  • @antheamarette
    @antheamarette 5 років тому

    what is your thawing out process for serving the food for each meal?

    • @rippinbass9713
      @rippinbass9713 4 роки тому

      Defrost in refrigerator only, I put 3 frozen days in the fridge at a time and replace 1 with 1 once I feed 1.

    • @rippinbass9713
      @rippinbass9713 4 роки тому

      One day ration containers x 3

  • @misspiggy2418
    @misspiggy2418 11 років тому

    Where can I buy all the supplements?

  • @jessicahorner2040
    @jessicahorner2040 8 років тому

    what about the 10% bone?

  • @A21twentyone
    @A21twentyone 4 роки тому +5

    Oh my, licking your finger after handling raw meat 🤦‍♂️ gotta be more careful

    • @Maddiemiaa
      @Maddiemiaa 4 роки тому +1

      Oh didn’t know this was a hygiene video

  • @autograph415
    @autograph415 11 років тому

    this is for anyone i always see people feeding lungs hearts and stuff like that other organs too and even seen ox tail where can you buy that type of stuff i wanna start feeding my dog better food even if its just a little bit of raw food mixed in with his kibble because he already ahs a good kibble

  • @agnesaquino5090
    @agnesaquino5090 5 років тому

    The chef very healthy
    And dog are more hea because there food is rich

  • @loki_cane_corso_italiano7825
    @loki_cane_corso_italiano7825 4 роки тому

    Why does my dog poop the egg shell back out whole? I started to grind it to a powder, but that egg powder still passes in his fecal matter

  • @karinharris396
    @karinharris396 11 років тому

    Hi Ben , please can you let me know how much the veg and offal are in weight also where can I buy the supplements Thank you

    • @benmaddison575
      @benmaddison575  11 років тому +2

      10% of the diet should consist of offal, although heart is considered a muscle be careful not to overfeed it as it is very rich. I add about the same in green vege. ebay has some good deals on supplements as do human health food shops.

    • @karinharris396
      @karinharris396 11 років тому

      Thank you very much Ben