Thank you! I agree, several years later no regrets!

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I’m getting my Rotti in about two weeks she will be 8 weeks old when I get her and I plan to introduce her to raw food at 10 weeks. I’m just wondering when is liver ok too feed ?

@@xeniarotti1797 so liver is too rich in nutrients for their young bodies. So it’s more of a gradual process to transition them to liver. So the three stages I used was chicken, beef, and pork. I would feed those muscle meats until my pup had solid poop. Then I’d move on to the next meat. Once you’ve done that process with all three meats. You can introduce liver.

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Thank you!!

Like some meet and eggs I’ll add with her dinner

that’s perfectly fine and safe for her but it won’t have the same affect as feeding fully raw. but if thats the best you can do at the moment it’s still a great start.

maybe he was a runt or malnourished. Or he could possibly just be smaller, puppies sometimes have different sizes.

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When should I start the raw diet or should I mix it with the dry food

I got my pup at 8 weeks. He was being fed 4 times a day and the slowly working that down as he grows. But, that 4 times is if he wants it.

You have to feed him so,etching that’s bigger than his mouth so he can’t swallow it whole my puppy had the same problem

i know it’s 3 months later but what did you end up doing👀 i’m trying to get the best results for my future puppy

Start adding it little by little until you decide no more kibble.

Yes! Giving your Rottweiler a well balanced Raw meal can help.

Yes you certainly can

Haven't done that yet with any of my Rottweilers.

@@ImperialRottweilers im just curious, is there a reason why?? Do dogs metabolize carbs differently than us?

I used some fish also after freezing for a week to make sure no parasites. I also threw some spinach and carrots in a ninja to help with digestion

yes

You can do both. You can alternate. Or you can mix the kibble with the raw. It just depends on how you want to feed.

personally every day

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Vegetable

2-3 times per day.

@@ImperialRottweilers thanks

Dogs are designed to eat raw food, it's almost like they were wolves once🤯🤯

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Yes raw eggs. If your Rottie is young, you can crack the shell. If its older give it as is. Hope that helps!

@@ImperialRottweilers got it, thanks for the reply 🤙🏽

The earlier the better in my opinion

Yes, the claws can be dangerous for consumption

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So far they are all healthy. Hopefully, they can be around as long as yours was. Thanks for watching!

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Bacteria and these concerns are irrelevant to dogs. They are animals domesticated or not. In the wild animals eat dead animals days old. Their digestive system can handle a lot. This is why raw chicken makes us sick, and they want more of it. Never feed them cooked chicken or meats. They don’t ovens and microwaves in the wild. Cooked chicken softens the bones and can cause real problems for them. Let their incredibly powerful jaws bite through raw uncooked bone. Mix a touch of high quality kibble like NUTRO to make sure they are getting it all……. Love Rottweiler’s

did you ever find out the answer?

Yes you can, especially for a puppy teething.

@@ImperialRottweilers Thanks for responding. Much appreciated.

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Raw bones don't splinter like cooked bones

They love them.

It's a good dog food based on the ingredients but many people wont be able to afford it.

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It gets better once they get older and able to hold the movements for longer periods of time.

@@ImperialRottweilers thx for the advice your videos really helping me bcs i just got a rottie

Wrong - the heart is considered ‘muscle meat’ kidney, liver etc are not.

@@JackUK69 lmao

So is a mix of both alright??? My pup almost 12 weeks old and money ain’t a issue to feed my rotti pup do you know exactly what I need to buy raw wise..

@@ghostt703 you need to do your research. Raw puppy diets are very different than raw adult diets. They must be balanced. If you plan on making the meals yourself the research is critical! Watch primal pack KZfaq videos, research Dr.Karen Becker and Rodney habib, they have some great resources. Join some raw feeding FB groups.. If you don't feed your puppy a balanced raw diet he will develop nutritional deficiencies and health issues. Feeding the diet wrong does more harm than good! You must know what foods to add and how much to add to fulfill all his nutritional requirements. The Zinc, manganese, calcium, phosphorus, iodine, vitamin E, omegas DHA EPA, ect.. all have different requirements in the diet! You need to know how to supplement those vitamins and minerals. Your going to need to know how much organ meat to add ( heart, liver, kidney, lung, and spleen), what cuts of meat to add, how much bone to add ( bone content is critical for puppies) It's a lot more complicated than it looks. You can also hire a k9 nutritionist to develop a meal plan for you. A nutritionist will provide you with the exact ingredients and amounts you need in the diet. Or You can buy a pre made raw food that has already been balanced and formulated for puppies. I would recommend buying a pre made raw puppy food until you've learned how to make the meals yourself.

@@thetruepatriot7733 thank you for that strong advice I really appreciate your time and knowledge I can tell you love dogs to give me that time of information you are appreciated

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That's what wolf puppies eat. They're fine aren't they?

This is crazy right like why is he feeding his dog food it would've eaten in nature he should just feed it dry tasteless high grain high fat pellets 💔

It's almost like dogs were originally wild animals and ate raw filthy meat from the ground🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯