I would suggest coconut oil over sunflower oil. It’s so wonderful for them and us. You are doing an amazing thing for Sable by making her food. Thanks for sharing!
I have used coconut oil in the past, but also read that it can cause diarrhea. I watched a veterinarian's recipe and he recommended sunflower oil, so I have been using that now.
I’ve watched and few of your dog food videos and loved them! My recipes for my dogs are very similar. I’ve been making it for a year now and it’s been excellent for my dogs! My oldest dog has lost weight and looks forward to eating now! My favorite way I found to save money on this is to buy whole turkeys on sale after thanksgiving. I was able to get them for $0.47 a pound in December and thankfully had the room in my freezer to stock up! I’m able to make a lot of meals from one turkey and then add the bones to my crockpot and make bone broth for them as well. My youngest dog won’t eat his food now without some bone broth on it. It has collagen in it and helps with their joints. I keep track of the cost of everything and I can make their meals for about $0.30 per serving! Yes it definitely does take time to make homemade dog food but it is absolutely worth it! Saving money is a bonus. Seeing my dogs thrive, get healthier, and watching my 12 year old dog turn back into a puppy again is worth every second I spend in the kitchen!! Wishing you all the best! Sable is beautiful!
@@judymorlan8970 yes it is very similar but I add a few different things. I actually made a batch today. Whole turkey deboned, rice, canned pumpkin, dried pinto beans, dried black beans, oats, carrots, a can of mixed veggies, turmeric, black pepper. I baked the turkey and made the rice separate. Everything else went into my crockpots. I use two 8qt crock pots when I’m baking a whole turkey. Once everything is finished cooking I mix it all together and let the rice absorb the juice. Then put it in individual containers and freeze. Today was a simple recipe and I just used the things I had on hand. Other things I add are sweet potatoes, celery, split peas, eggs, lentils, liver. I’ve used ground turkey before but found the whole turkey saves me more money and I make bone broth too. I’ve also used whole chickens, chicken breasts, and chicken leg quarters(while these are cheap it is extremely time consuming to pick through to get every little bone). I try to swap out ingredients each time I make a batch so it’s not the exact same each time. My dog really enjoys that. I can’t stress enough what a difference I’ve seen in my dog since swapping to homemade!! He is a different dog now and plays like a puppy! I truly believe that the homemade dog food is going to prolong his life!
Research coconut oil and honey. Both very good for dogs. I alternate a beef and poultry menu. Ground beef, beef liver, spinach, green beans, carrots, sweet potatoes, brown rice, coconut oil, honey, tumeric,parsley Poultry: ground turkey, chicken liver and gizzards, one chicken breast, peas, carrots, sweet potatoe, brown rice, honey, tumeric, basil, broccoli stalks. The florets cause gas so I only use the stalks of broccoli and we have the florets for dinner. I will add pepper thank you for that tip. I also cook eggs for my dogs for breakfast every couple of days and I do give them a strip of bacon/sausage when we have them. Dogs in the wild will always go after the organs first of their catch as it is the healthiest part. You are a great dog dad.
If you can find quail eggs they are great and they can have the raw egg shells crunched up. Eggs are what is known as a complete protein and very good for them.
Great video series on dog foods. One thing I might suggest is chia and hemp seed. Have made a huge difference with my older dogs arthritis. Well done sir
I NOTICED THAT YOU ARE GIVING YOUR OLDER DOGS, CHIA & HEMP SEED, IF I MAY ASK WHERE DO YOU BUY THIS & IN WHAT AMOUNT IS IT TAKEN, AS MY GIRL JUST TURNED 12 & I WANT TO DO EVERYTHING IN MY POWER TO HELP HER W/ ARTHRITIS BEFORE IT BECOMES A PROBLEM, ?
I love the fact that you don't over use fillers such rice. Blueberries and cranberries are also good in their food (either cooked or raw) and may also be used as treats. My Cavalier loves them!
How do you prepare food for your cavi?. Mine is 13 weeks and I am so confused. There is so much advice and it conflicts with what others say. I want to use my instant pot but even that is confusing. So many people-say 8,10 ,20 or even 30 minutes and all the settings are different. Please help
@@paulinemcleggan7585watch his other videos. He answers all those questions. He uses an 8 quart pot and cooks at twenty minutes. Just use his recipes and search on Google how much to feed your dog based on their size.
I would suggest you cut back on the sweet potatoes, she’ll lose a bit of weight which will help relieve a bit of her joint pain. Not that she’s overweight, but when dogs are a bit heavier it puts a bit more strain on their joints. I use sweet potatoes and rice to put weight on my dogs that gain weight very slowly, and within 2 months or so with their exercise routine they tend to put on anywhere from 5-15lbs depending on the dog. I also cut it out for my dogs that are a bit older and the ones that are just naturally great weight gainers. I try to keep the pups and elderly dogs a bit lighter so that their joints aren’t stressed.
Instead of glucosamine I give my dog ester c 1000 mg / day. Works just as well and cheaper. I love your videos! The egg shell video was very helpful! Thank you!
@@jetvdna5449 yes you can give to your puppy. Not sure of dosage. I would start at 500 mg. But Google it to make sure. I make sure I give it with food because it will give stomach upset
We just started making our own dog food for our 3 dogs. I came across your channel and am happy we are on the right track. Thank you for sharing your best practices!
Do you have a different recipe then his? Or do you do his? I also have 3 large dogs. Could I get your recipe also and how many days it will feed for , how much you feed them and your cost . Thank you.
You are correct sir, if she doesn't get an egg yolk one day it's not the end of the world. Balanced diet over time. Sardines are gross but my dogs love them. You can make pill pockets out of peanut butter and oatmeal flour ( I grind my own ) there are tons of videos out there with recipes. It's way better for your fur baby than the commercial brands. I love your videos!
I wish I knew if they liked frozen or cooked veggies best. I guess I'll try that one pot with rice and ground chicken and all the other add in's and see. I've seen people make big batches but I just want to make a little cuz I only have 1 pound of ground chicken. I'm not sure on exact amounts but they said it was better than just plain kibble.
When I give my boys pills. I do one of two things. I either grind them and serve them with a teaspoon of Parmesan in a small bowl. Or sometimes I make my own liver pate for my dogs to eat and I'll roll up a tiny amount with the pill in the center. The pate is easy to make. Boil it in a pot for about 30-40 minutes and then use an immersion blender until it becomes the consistency of pate.
I got an Instant pot about a year ago and it's still in the box and haven't used it because I have never used one before and I didn't know that steam came out like that so I'll probably burn myself. I'm not sure what I'm doing but wanna try it. I have just been adding frozen toppers to my puppy's dog food. I switch up the stuff I put in it and just used rice this morning and they loved it. I use olive oil, greek yogurt, flax seed, calcium from eggshells, parsley flakes, rosemary leaves, nutrtitional yeast flakes, turmeric & black pepper, ground ginger and then I will put frozen veggies and frozen fruit in and mix it all up in his puppy chow. I've used carrots, strawberries, blueberries, okra, sugar snap peas, green beans, corn, apple, and pineapple and butternut squash and I think that's all I have tried so far. I'm going to get some different stuff next time I'm trying to see what they like and what they don't. They seem to be liking it and I haven't seen any problems, like tummy aches or diarrhea. Oh yeah and I used cheddar cheese, boiled eggs and scrambled eggs. I don't think they are going to like broccoli or cauliflower but I could be wrong and spinach. Oh and I got some deep sea fish oil pills and my dog willingly will take these and chew them up on his own and he loves them. I think he likes the texture when he chews them. I've never seen a dog willingly take a pill that wasn't flavored.
I just love your ideas and recipes my dog hundred pound Dobie loves sweet potatoes and carrots but I also give her unsweetened yogurt and she loves it and sometimes with blueberries, big dog. We also give her glucosamine with MSM in it and fish oil, which is wonderful for her scan and hair, thanks again
Thank you for a great video. You can use beef gelatin powder to thicken the food . I buy from Amazon. Nothing artificial, it is just beef gelatin. I agree no plastic for hot food . I do not use plastic of any kind in the microwave. I did find in our Homegoods store microwaveable stainless steel food containers. They have snap down lids . I was looking for the glass ones but found these, which are better for me as I am a klutz and probably drop and break things at least 2x monthly.Label reads Gourmet Kitchen manufactured by Gourmet Home Products , LLC
Thanks for all of the information. Might want to try The Missing Link supplement. Been using since the 90s and swear by the supplements from hip dysplasia and skin and coat issues. Love it
I can see how much you love your pup👍 May I make a suggestion? Which would help her arthritis go to a local health food shop and include Glucosamine and Chondroitin it’s great for healing aches and pain from arthritis and has a great healing and anti-inflammatory properties. Also certain Japanese mushrooms. Hope this helps check with your vet first. Keep up the good work champ👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
My dogs love scamber eyes with cheese plus meat, beef chicken and every once in a while a big bite of cooked ham and rice There LGDs and run around all the time so weight is not a problem
Gabapentin is something doctors use for nerve pain but it hasn't been properly veted! I've been (supposed) to take 1-800 MG pill 3 times a day. But I only take one because I've read negative reports on possible side effects of large doses. I would NEVER give my Aussie gabapentin! A Vet even prescribed my Aussie puppy 5 years ago Tarazadone which I know is a psychotropic medication that has side effects I'm glad I worked in a Psych ward and was familiar with some of these medications.I gave him 1 pill and my very energetic Aussie was a zombie!!! I threw the rest away and asked the vet for a refund which she gave. She's still my Vetanarian. Note: the reason I was prescribed gabapentin is a large cancerous tumor had swollen my right arm to twice it's normal size compressing nerves in my arm and hand (Non-Hodgkins Lymjphoma stage 4) Thanks be to my Lord and Savior Yahweh, Jesus Christ, that Chop Chemotherapy, radiation, and 2 great Cancer doctors has had me in remission since 2011.
I used most of ideas,the 5 gallon bucket is great,but I added a drill & plaster mixing rod to mix everything together. I also made mine up outside. Clean up with my hose. NOW,I need a a way to thicken up food,I guess to much broth. How to thicken up his food?
You fed her 1 cup at dinner time....in the other video you said 1 cup of food for every 20 lbs, per day.....so she is getting how much per meal each day? If she is 60 lbs, that is 3 lbs per meal...2 meals?
I'm thinking of making food for my dogs to save money and getting this insta pot. BUT....for those of you who may know.....I have 3 larger dogs...2 are German shepherds. Am I going to be in the kitchen every day? I can't do that. help! Was thinking of cooking a bunch of meat, then potatoes, then vegetables.....so 3 times, different ingredients, and putting it all together. Can I do that once a week with this?
I enjoyed this video I added brown rice spinach and coconut oil to the recipe. I have 2small yorkies and wanted to know if the measurements the same regardless of the protein.2cup measurement for everything you add?
How much coconut oil do you add? I make his original dog food recipe. 2 batches at a time. It lasts 2 weeks for my large dog. He was diagnosed with seizures & A brain tumor. I make his food at this point because I want to spoil him until the end of his time. He loves it!! I add the turmeric black pepper & eggshell calcium when I make my batches. How much coconut oil do you add per serving?
@TheBuckStop I assume that is the total for the day as I feed my dog in the morning and evening and mine is 17 1/2 lbs . I give her about 3/4 cups at each feeding . I tend to weigh it so it is 2 3/4 oz . I just put it in a cup to measure just now . Thank you for a great video ! They need variety like we do.
Did i see you drain thr liquid you didn't mention it? Did you know and i just learned about a 3 weeks ago about putting hot food in plastic containers or bags or even warming up the food in the microwave in plastic its not good. The food must be cooled then put in containers always warm food or anything in microwave glass container. The heat brings out the BPA
@@TheBuckStop You can see if she'll drink the liquid as a treat. It probably has lots of nutrients in it. I've even seen people make it into doggie popsicles in ice cube trays. Though that might make a mess of the floor 🙂
I read that grapeseed oil is the best for them but someone else said it was not good for them but google said it was the best and then coconut oil and olive oil.
May I suggest replacing the sweet potato or carrot with leafy greens or other low glycemic veggies. Also weigh all ingredients instead of measuring. Stay within 20-25% total plant based. Add organ meat at 5% for one and up to 10% if using two different ones. Sunflower oil is rancid leading to inflammation so choose coconut, olive or omega 3 oil. I use omega 3 oil in order to balance omega 6 within meat which too much is inflammatory.
Too Munch meet in one day or overall continuous feeding of too much meat? What kind of Omega-3 do you get is it liquid do you just put it in ? And a low-carb diet I think would be good for dogs I don't think 1/3 carbs is a good idea honestly however if it is organic Whole Foods then I think the carbs are not as bad but carbs and kibble probably not so good
@@jaredzimmy A Carnivore's biological digestive system is designed to eat whole prey with little scavaging needs, so unless health conditions require lower protein dogs need meat and fat (fat is their energy source). Rule of thumb through holistic vets I follow suggest no more than 25% plant based concentrating on low glycemic options, but can go as low as 10% if the dog is a very active working breed such as a sled dog; my small breed gets 80-82% animal based. You asked about the omega 3 and I purchase Dr Peter Dobias calamari oil I add to a meal daily and use his supplement (multivitamin) every other day. I do not feed starchy carbs or kibble.
@christinaedwards356 thank you so much for the response I appreciate the information. I'm trying to wean the dogs off kibble. Once I started researching kibble I was shocked to find out how bad it is. It's the same with most of our Foods as well it is a wonder that any of us live as it is LOL. Thanks again I appreciate the help
@@jaredzimmy Your welcome. I switched from kibble to an all homemade diet 6 years 1 month ago and my dog is healthier. Hope your dog's transition to homemade works well for him/her.
@christinaedwards356 much appreciated. We really are what we eat! I have three cats and two dogs trying to make that transition it will benefit them greatly I'm sure!
cook long enough that you can mash up the veggies real easy - the pressure cooker does it faster is all - the meat just needs to be cooked to kill any bacteria
2 cups a day for 30lb dog. 1 cup for breakfast 1 cup for dinner. Plus or minus for activity. If your dog is a couch potato give them less. If they are active like mine I can give them more.
Do dogs need carbohydrates? Canines do need carbs. In fact, even grain-free diets are a good source of carbohydrates. That can be surprising for pet parents because grain-free dog foods are often thought of as low-carb or carb-free. Dogs need carbohydrates to provide the essential fuel for their daily activities. When carbohydrates are digested, glucose is released into the body for the muscles and brain to use. When you choose carbohydrates from a variety of sources, including grains, cereals, legumes and starches, your dog gets access to essential nutrients that nourish the body and contribute to a healthy microbiome. Complex carbs are nutritional powerhouses, containing amino acids, antioxidants, fiber, starches, vitamins and minerals.
@@sirrahinct471As per well known online holistic vets I follow starchy carbs are not needed and can play against the Pancreas; actually this is how Pancreatitis begins which is why a lot of kibble fed dogs develop Pancreatitis. Carbs can be fed through low glycemic options. Also fat gives your dog energy, not starchy carbs. As far as amino acids egg as well as variety meats will provide the amount needed. Your dog is a Carnivore not to be mistaken for an Omnivore (human) or an Obligate Carnivore (cat) which means majority of the diet should be meat, egg, fatty fish, organ/innards. I've fed my dog homemade almost 6 years and she can't be healthier and her diet fluctuates between 75-82% animal based. This doesn't include homemade bone broth every other day or her dehydrated one ingredient chews twice weekly. Working breeds who are exercised regularly may require more animal based as protein and fat is what fuels a Canine and the more exercise the more fuel needed.
@@christinaedwards356 fatty proteins play a large part in pancreatitis as well. Many believe giving their dogs the fatty trim if their table meat is ok 😑
@@Tpane17 Too much fat can trigger a Pancreatic attack within a dog with Pancreatic issues, but starchy carbs is what set the animal up for this health issue. A Pancreatic dog should be taken off of all processed starchy filled kibble and onto a very basic simple diet low in fat. Once pup has recovered can gradually add fattier meats and organ draining ingredients. Never put back onto kibble. Drs Judy Morgan, Peter Dobias, Karen Becker, Conor Brady (book Feeding Dogs), Nick Thompson, Katie Woodley may be able to help you better understanding a dog's biological digestive system and Pancreatitis.
Unless you have a very active dog, carbs pack on the pounds very quickly. By very active I mean more than just daily walks. My dogs do flirt pole, stairs, pulling, tug of war and fetch on a daily basis and some swimming on the occasional weekend in addition to 2, 30 minute walks a day and I still have to regulate their carb intake.
Everyone should stay away from vegetable oil. It's very bad. I quit using vegetable oil about 4 months ago I use beef tallow. I use lard. I use a lot of coconut oil avocado oil but when I make my dog's food I use coconut oil.
I would suggest coconut oil over sunflower oil. It’s so wonderful for them and us. You are doing an amazing thing for Sable by making her food. Thanks for sharing!
I use coconut in the treats but sunflower in the food. I just feel like the coconut taste isn't desirable in the foods 🤷🏻♀️
I agree, I Aldo cook the beef in coconut oil
I agree that’s what I use!
I have used coconut oil in the past, but also read that it can cause diarrhea. I watched a veterinarian's recipe and he recommended sunflower oil, so I have been using that now.
Sunflower oil is actually incredibly beneficial for dogs 😊
I’ve watched and few of your dog food videos and loved them! My recipes for my dogs are very similar. I’ve been making it for a year now and it’s been excellent for my dogs! My oldest dog has lost weight and looks forward to eating now! My favorite way I found to save money on this is to buy whole turkeys on sale after thanksgiving. I was able to get them for $0.47 a pound in December and thankfully had the room in my freezer to stock up! I’m able to make a lot of meals from one turkey and then add the bones to my crockpot and make bone broth for them as well. My youngest dog won’t eat his food now without some bone broth on it. It has collagen in it and helps with their joints. I keep track of the cost of everything and I can make their meals for about $0.30 per serving! Yes it definitely does take time to make homemade dog food but it is absolutely worth it! Saving money is a bonus. Seeing my dogs thrive, get healthier, and watching my 12 year old dog turn back into a puppy again is worth every second I spend in the kitchen!! Wishing you all the best! Sable is beautiful!
Is your recipe like his? Would like to see your recipe also if different.
@@judymorlan8970 yes it is very similar but I add a few different things. I actually made a batch today. Whole turkey deboned, rice, canned pumpkin, dried pinto beans, dried black beans, oats, carrots, a can of mixed veggies, turmeric, black pepper. I baked the turkey and made the rice separate. Everything else went into my crockpots. I use two 8qt crock pots when I’m baking a whole turkey. Once everything is finished cooking I mix it all together and let the rice absorb the juice. Then put it in individual containers and freeze.
Today was a simple recipe and I just used the things I had on hand. Other things I add are sweet potatoes, celery, split peas, eggs, lentils, liver. I’ve used ground turkey before but found the whole turkey saves me more money and I make bone broth too. I’ve also used whole chickens, chicken breasts, and chicken leg quarters(while these are cheap it is extremely time consuming to pick through to get every little bone). I try to swap out ingredients each time I make a batch so it’s not the exact same each time. My dog really enjoys that. I can’t stress enough what a difference I’ve seen in my dog since swapping to homemade!! He is a different dog now and plays like a puppy! I truly believe that the homemade dog food is going to prolong his life!
Research coconut oil and honey. Both very good for dogs. I alternate a beef and poultry menu. Ground beef, beef liver, spinach, green beans, carrots, sweet potatoes, brown rice, coconut oil, honey, tumeric,parsley
Poultry: ground turkey, chicken liver and gizzards, one chicken breast, peas, carrots, sweet potatoe, brown rice, honey, tumeric, basil, broccoli stalks. The florets cause gas so I only use the stalks of broccoli and we have the florets for dinner. I will add pepper thank you for that tip. I also cook eggs for my dogs for breakfast every couple of days and I do give them a strip of bacon/sausage when we have them. Dogs in the wild will always go after the organs first of their catch as it is the healthiest part. You are a great dog dad.
If you can find quail eggs they are great and they can have the raw egg shells crunched up. Eggs are what is known as a complete protein and very good for them.
You could use mason jars for freezing. It would make portioning easier. It’s great that you have this series
Great video series on dog foods. One thing I might suggest is chia and hemp seed. Have made a huge difference with my older dogs arthritis. Well done sir
I NOTICED THAT YOU ARE GIVING YOUR OLDER DOGS, CHIA & HEMP SEED, IF I MAY ASK WHERE DO YOU BUY THIS & IN WHAT AMOUNT IS IT TAKEN, AS MY GIRL JUST TURNED 12 & I WANT TO DO EVERYTHING IN MY POWER TO HELP HER W/ ARTHRITIS BEFORE IT BECOMES A PROBLEM, ?
I love the fact that you don't over use fillers such rice. Blueberries and cranberries are also good in their food (either cooked or raw) and may also be used as treats. My Cavalier loves them!
How do you prepare food for your cavi?. Mine is 13 weeks and I am so confused. There is so much advice and it conflicts with what others say. I want to use my instant pot but even that is confusing. So many people-say 8,10 ,20 or even 30 minutes and all the settings are different. Please help
@@paulinemcleggan7585watch his other videos. He answers all those questions. He uses an 8 quart pot and cooks at twenty minutes. Just use his recipes and search on Google how much to feed your dog based on their size.
You’re the man brother! Appreciate all the great info and am looking forward to deep cleaning my glasses during the process! Blessings
I would suggest you cut back on the sweet potatoes, she’ll lose a bit of weight which will help relieve a bit of her joint pain. Not that she’s overweight, but when dogs are a bit heavier it puts a bit more strain on their joints. I use sweet potatoes and rice to put weight on my dogs that gain weight very slowly, and within 2 months or so with their exercise routine they tend to put on anywhere from 5-15lbs depending on the dog. I also cut it out for my dogs that are a bit older and the ones that are just naturally great weight gainers. I try to keep the pups and elderly dogs a bit lighter so that their joints aren’t stressed.
Instead of glucosamine I give my dog ester c 1000 mg / day. Works just as well and cheaper. I love your videos! The egg shell video was very helpful! Thank you!
I take ester c 1000mg a day. Can I give to my puppy or not really?
@@jetvdna5449 yes you can give to your puppy. Not sure of dosage. I would start at 500 mg. But Google it to make sure. I make sure I give it with food because it will give stomach upset
Any recipes for homemade cat food out there..i have 6 cats plus feed strays that come to my house besides my 3 large dogs. Would appreciate recipes.
We just started making our own dog food for our 3 dogs. I came across your channel and am happy we are on the right track. Thank you for sharing your best practices!
oh good thank you keep it up and please always check with your vet for best results
Do you do his recipe or your own? Would like your recipe and how much you feed them and cost if possible. I also have 3 dogs.
Do you have a different recipe then his? Or do you do his? I also have 3 large dogs. Could I get your recipe also and how many days it will feed for , how much you feed them and your cost . Thank you.
You are correct sir, if she doesn't get an egg yolk one day it's not the end of the world. Balanced diet over time. Sardines are gross but my dogs love them. You can make pill pockets out of peanut butter and oatmeal flour ( I grind my own ) there are tons of videos out there with recipes. It's way better for your fur baby than the commercial brands. I love your videos!
great idea!!
I wish I knew if they liked frozen or cooked veggies best. I guess I'll try that one pot with rice and ground chicken and all the other add in's and see. I've seen people make big batches but I just want to make a little cuz I only have 1 pound of ground chicken. I'm not sure on exact amounts but they said it was better than just plain kibble.
I love your videos thank you so much
oh thank you so much that means a lot to me
When I give my boys pills. I do one of two things. I either grind them and serve them with a teaspoon of Parmesan in a small bowl. Or sometimes I make my own liver pate for my dogs to eat and I'll roll up a tiny amount with the pill in the center. The pate is easy to make. Boil it in a pot for about 30-40 minutes and then use an immersion blender until it becomes the consistency of pate.
My 3 little dogs go absolutely crazy for sweet potatoes! 😊
ah hahaha that's great! Ours love them too!
Have you ever tried slicing them lengthwise about ⅓" thick and baking at 250° for 3 hours? Makes a great chewy treat?
Just bought a dehydrator to make sweet potato treats, my dog went crazy for the store bought $16 bag, stay tuned
I got an Instant pot about a year ago and it's still in the box and haven't used it because I have never used one before and I didn't know that steam came out like that so I'll probably burn myself. I'm not sure what I'm doing but wanna try it. I have just been adding frozen toppers to my puppy's dog food. I switch up the stuff I put in it and just used rice this morning and they loved it. I use olive oil, greek yogurt, flax seed, calcium from eggshells, parsley flakes, rosemary leaves, nutrtitional yeast flakes, turmeric & black pepper, ground ginger and then I will put frozen veggies and frozen fruit in and mix it all up in his puppy chow. I've used carrots, strawberries, blueberries, okra, sugar snap peas, green beans, corn, apple, and pineapple and butternut squash and I think that's all I have tried so far.
I'm going to get some different stuff next time I'm trying to see what they like and what they don't. They seem to be liking it and I haven't seen any problems, like tummy aches or diarrhea. Oh yeah and I used cheddar cheese, boiled eggs and scrambled eggs. I don't think they are going to like broccoli or cauliflower but I could be wrong and spinach. Oh and I got some deep sea fish oil pills and my dog willingly will take these and chew them up on his own and he loves them. I think he likes the texture when he chews them. I've never seen a dog willingly take a pill that wasn't flavored.
You don't have to release the steam all at once, it will gradually vent after it times out. Takes a while tho.
Ive got an instant pit to, inits box. What puppies do you have? Imso confused what to feed mine
I just love your ideas and recipes my dog hundred pound Dobie loves sweet potatoes and carrots but I also give her unsweetened yogurt and she loves it and sometimes with blueberries, big dog. We also give her glucosamine with MSM in it and fish oil, which is wonderful for her scan and hair, thanks again
thank you yes we give Cosequin for joint and hips - amzn.to/4aFTir5
Thank you for a great video. You can use beef gelatin powder to thicken the food . I buy from Amazon. Nothing artificial, it is just beef gelatin. I agree no plastic for hot food . I do not use plastic of any kind in the microwave. I did find in our Homegoods store microwaveable stainless steel food containers. They have snap down lids . I was looking for the glass ones but found these, which are better for me as I am a klutz and probably drop and break things at least 2x monthly.Label reads Gourmet Kitchen manufactured by Gourmet Home Products , LLC
Thanks for all of the information. Might want to try The Missing Link supplement. Been using since the 90s and swear by the supplements from hip dysplasia and skin and coat issues. Love it
I can see how much you love your pup👍 May I make a suggestion? Which would help her arthritis go to a local health food shop and include Glucosamine and Chondroitin it’s great for healing aches and pain from arthritis and has a great healing and anti-inflammatory properties. Also certain Japanese mushrooms. Hope this helps check with your vet first. Keep up the good work champ👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
My dogs love scamber eyes with cheese plus meat, beef chicken and every once in a while a big bite of cooked ham and rice
There LGDs and run around all the time so weight is not a problem
Gabapentin is something doctors use for nerve pain but it hasn't been properly veted! I've been (supposed) to take 1-800 MG pill 3 times a day. But I only take one because I've read negative reports on possible side effects of large doses. I would NEVER give my Aussie gabapentin! A Vet even prescribed my Aussie puppy 5 years ago Tarazadone which I know is a psychotropic medication that has side effects
I'm glad I worked in a Psych ward and was familiar with some of these medications.I gave him 1 pill and my very energetic Aussie was a zombie!!! I threw the rest away and asked the vet for a refund which she gave. She's still my Vetanarian.
Note: the reason I was prescribed gabapentin is a large cancerous tumor had swollen my right arm to twice it's normal size compressing nerves in my arm and hand (Non-Hodgkins Lymjphoma stage 4) Thanks be to my Lord and Savior Yahweh, Jesus Christ, that Chop Chemotherapy, radiation, and 2 great Cancer doctors has had me in remission since 2011.
Just an fyi if you see this, but potatoes also have arsenic, mostly in the skin, so you may want to peel your potatoes. 👍🏻
I used most of ideas,the 5 gallon bucket is great,but I added a drill & plaster mixing rod to mix everything together. I also made mine up outside. Clean up with my hose. NOW,I need a a way to thicken up food,I guess to much broth. How to thicken up his food?
Don't cook as long. The more things are cooked to the nutrients cook out.
Beef gelatin was suggested as a thickener
arrow root will thicken the juice into gravy
You fed her 1 cup at dinner time....in the other video you said 1 cup of food for every 20 lbs, per day.....so she is getting how much per meal each day? If she is 60 lbs, that is 3 lbs per meal...2 meals?
So much love, beautiful, ty!
Thank you brother, what do you give in the morning.just found your video ❤
I learned alot, ty Love from AZ-US 😊
Please make more videos like this ❤
Hi! I love your dog food videos!
I'm thinking of making food for my dogs to save money and getting this insta pot. BUT....for those of you who may know.....I have 3 larger dogs...2 are German shepherds. Am I going to be in the kitchen every day? I can't do that. help! Was thinking of cooking a bunch of meat, then potatoes, then vegetables.....so 3 times, different ingredients, and putting it all together. Can I do that once a week with this?
I love these videos! Thank you so much!!!
so happy to hear! thank you
Thanks again i like the ideas
Love your videos! Do you ever give a source of iodine like seaweed?
I enjoyed this video I added brown rice spinach and coconut oil to the recipe. I have 2small yorkies and wanted to know if the measurements the same regardless of the protein.2cup measurement for everything you add?
How much coconut oil do you add? I make his original dog food recipe. 2 batches at a time. It lasts 2 weeks for my large dog. He was diagnosed with seizures & A brain tumor. I make his food at this point because I want to spoil him until the end of his time. He loves it!! I add the turmeric black pepper & eggshell calcium when I make my batches. How much coconut oil do you add per serving?
I'm new to your channel. How much per cup should you feed a 75lb dog?
thank you! 1.5 Cups per 20 lbs is the rule my Vet told me for our dog - always consult your Vet
@TheBuckStop I assume that is the total for the day as I feed my dog in the morning and evening and mine is 17 1/2 lbs . I give her about 3/4 cups at each feeding . I tend to weigh it so it is 2 3/4 oz . I just put it in a cup to measure just now . Thank you for a great video ! They need variety like we do.
Do you ever use bone broth instead of water
Did i see you drain thr liquid you didn't mention it? Did you know and i just learned about a 3 weeks ago about putting hot food in plastic containers or bags or even warming up the food in the microwave in plastic its not good. The food must be cooled then put in containers always warm food or anything in microwave glass container. The heat brings out the BPA
I did drain the liquid only because it will be too soupy - I think I heard something about heating in plastic - thanks for the reminder
@@TheBuckStop You can see if she'll drink the liquid as a treat. It probably has lots of nutrients in it. I've even seen people make it into doggie popsicles in ice cube trays. Though that might make a mess of the floor 🙂
@@hibiscusfreak great idea. Thank you! Mine is soupy sometimes as well and sometimes the Quinoa or Pearl barley doesn't soak it up. So great info
@@TheBuckStop yes mine is sometimes soupy as well even after adding the quinoa or barley
Thanks for sharing!
my pleasure
Love your videos, so helpful.
thank you so very much
Thank you for making videos. 😊
awww thanks for watching
hi, guys how often did you cook for your dog？
I read that grapeseed oil is the best for them but someone else said it was not good for them but google said it was the best and then coconut oil and olive oil.
Grapes are toxic for dogs
how do you know how much to give your dog?? do you go by calories or what?? thank you!!!
May I suggest replacing the sweet potato or carrot with leafy greens or other low glycemic veggies. Also weigh all ingredients instead of measuring. Stay within 20-25% total plant based. Add organ meat at 5% for one and up to 10% if using two different ones. Sunflower oil is rancid leading to inflammation so choose coconut, olive or omega 3 oil. I use omega 3 oil in order to balance omega 6 within meat which too much is inflammatory.
Too Munch meet in one day or overall continuous feeding of too much meat? What kind of Omega-3 do you get is it liquid do you just put it in ? And a low-carb diet I think would be good for dogs I don't think 1/3 carbs is a good idea honestly however if it is organic Whole Foods then I think the carbs are not as bad but carbs and kibble probably not so good
@@jaredzimmy A Carnivore's biological digestive system is designed to eat whole prey with little scavaging needs, so unless health conditions require lower protein dogs need meat and fat (fat is their energy source). Rule of thumb through holistic vets I follow suggest no more than 25% plant based concentrating on low glycemic options, but can go as low as 10% if the dog is a very active working breed such as a sled dog; my small breed gets 80-82% animal based. You asked about the omega 3 and I purchase Dr Peter Dobias calamari oil I add to a meal daily and use his supplement (multivitamin) every other day. I do not feed starchy carbs or kibble.
@christinaedwards356 thank you so much for the response I appreciate the information. I'm trying to wean the dogs off kibble.
Once I started researching kibble I was shocked to find out how bad it is. It's the same with most of our Foods as well it is a wonder that any of us live as it is LOL.
Thanks again I appreciate the help
@@jaredzimmy Your welcome. I switched from kibble to an all homemade diet 6 years 1 month ago and my dog is healthier. Hope your dog's transition to homemade works well for him/her.
@christinaedwards356 much appreciated.
We really are what we eat!
I have three cats and two dogs trying to make that transition it will benefit them greatly I'm sure!
I'm curious to know if the poo is hard or soft because you don't add any bones to the food.
Thx so much for the great recipe
Finally i made some for my senior old boy he is 17 szhi zhu. He loves it lick the bowl shinny❤❤
I have read that the potato skins are bad for them.
Awesomeness ❤
How many pounds is your dog, and how much food daily?
How long to cook on conventional, I don’t own a pressure cooker
cook long enough that you can mash up the veggies real easy - the pressure cooker does it faster is all - the meat just needs to be cooked to kill any bacteria
Don’t throw out that delicious cooking weather just put an egg in it while it’s hot 😉
How much yogurt?
How many cups a day do you feed your dog?
2 cups a day for 30lb dog. 1 cup for breakfast 1 cup for dinner. Plus or minus for activity. If your dog is a couch potato give them less. If they are active like mine I can give them more.
A better ratio would be 50% meat, 5% organ meat, 25% veg, fruit, and 20% carbs
How much would I feed my 70 pound dog a day?
Sable is 85 lbs and she gets 3 cups a day
Dogs do not need carbs
Do dogs need carbohydrates?
Canines do need carbs. In fact, even grain-free diets are a good source of carbohydrates. That can be surprising for pet parents because grain-free dog foods are often thought of as low-carb or carb-free.
Dogs need carbohydrates to provide the essential fuel for their daily activities. When carbohydrates are digested, glucose is released into the body for the muscles and brain to use. When you choose carbohydrates from a variety of sources, including grains, cereals, legumes and starches, your dog gets access to essential nutrients that nourish the body and contribute to a healthy microbiome. Complex carbs are nutritional powerhouses, containing amino acids, antioxidants, fiber, starches, vitamins and minerals.
@@sirrahinct471As per well known online holistic vets I follow starchy carbs are not needed and can play against the Pancreas; actually this is how Pancreatitis begins which is why a lot of kibble fed dogs develop Pancreatitis. Carbs can be fed through low glycemic options. Also fat gives your dog energy, not starchy carbs. As far as amino acids egg as well as variety meats will provide the amount needed. Your dog is a Carnivore not to be mistaken for an Omnivore (human) or an Obligate Carnivore (cat) which means majority of the diet should be meat, egg, fatty fish, organ/innards. I've fed my dog homemade almost 6 years and she can't be healthier and her diet fluctuates between 75-82% animal based. This doesn't include homemade bone broth every other day or her dehydrated one ingredient chews twice weekly. Working breeds who are exercised regularly may require more animal based as protein and fat is what fuels a Canine and the more exercise the more fuel needed.
@@christinaedwards356 fatty proteins play a large part in pancreatitis as well. Many believe giving their dogs the fatty trim if their table meat is ok 😑
@@Tpane17 Too much fat can trigger a Pancreatic attack within a dog with Pancreatic issues, but starchy carbs is what set the animal up for this health issue. A Pancreatic dog should be taken off of all processed starchy filled kibble and onto a very basic simple diet low in fat. Once pup has recovered can gradually add fattier meats and organ draining ingredients. Never put back onto kibble. Drs Judy Morgan, Peter Dobias, Karen Becker, Conor Brady (book Feeding Dogs), Nick Thompson, Katie Woodley may be able to help you better understanding a dog's biological digestive system and Pancreatitis.
Unless you have a very active dog, carbs pack on the pounds very quickly. By very active I mean more than just daily walks. My dogs do flirt pole, stairs, pulling, tug of war and fetch on a daily basis and some swimming on the occasional weekend in addition to 2, 30 minute walks a day and I still have to regulate their carb intake.
Actually black pepper is not great for dogs as can be irritant to digestive system
no kidding? did not know thank you
You just need a very tiny amount. @@TheBuckStop
Be careful with sweet potatoes
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Don’t put that lovely nutrient rich water down the drain!! Use less water next time and try giving her the water that you drain!
oil is not good!
My dog will poop out the carrots
So annoying
The red ants get his poop
Everyone should stay away from vegetable oil. It's very bad. I quit using vegetable oil about 4 months ago I use beef tallow. I use lard. I use a lot of coconut oil avocado oil but when I make my dog's food I use coconut oil.
do NOT USE CANOLA OR SUNFLOWER OIL EVER. ITS SO BAD FOR HUMANS DOGS ETC. PLEASE STOP USING THAT TRASH.