I second this. I'd buy that in a heart beat

@@marissashea5103i third this, sold out in a greyhound’s race lap

I third this

I'd buy it! 😊

but ur not really cooking anything tho

That’s exactly what I do in terms of % and amount of food , but I slightly cook mine 👌🏻👍🏻

@@NapolinoNapolino How long do you cook for? Does that include bone? I’m curious if it’s a happy medium to say boil just the outside to kill pathogens but not enough to cook bones for safe digestion?

What's a good recipe to use daily that has all the nutrients? Can you link a video of hers so I don't have to dig in her channel for it plz?

Aw congratulations! Good luck on your raw feeding journey!

Haha! You are very welcome

That really means the world to hear, thank you for that!

Don't know if you still need it but I wrote it down: For Adult dog 40-45 lbs, 1000cal, 22oz/632 g Muscle meat: 4oz/113g boneless skinless chicken thigh (white meat will be lower in zinc, iron and b vitamins so add:) 5oz/142g 90/10 ground beef Non secreting organ meat (heart): 3.4oz/96g chicken heart RMB: 5.2oz/147g chicken wing w/ skin Secreting organ (Liver): .4oz/11g beef liver (ruminant animal higher in copper than poultry) 2nd Secreting organ: 1.3oz/37g beef kidney To supplement for missing nutrients: 1 oz/28g of canned pink salmon in water (make sure the sodium does not exceed 1oz/28g) 2 oz/28g spinach, cooked or pureed 1 tsp seaweed (sea seasoning triple blend flakes) 1 gel cap of vitamin e-t8 every 2-3 days (kala health brand)

Aw I'm so glad :) yes I definitely will!

Amazon has the seaweed. Ask to speak to butcher at grocery store. That's how I get some of the items.

Do you know how much spinach you have to eat for oxalates to become a problem? Pounds of it. Pounds of it in a week or two. No one eats that much spinach.

@@johnnopeyy4129 it’s a problem for many people despite no one eating that much.

Yes, that would be ideal, especially when you wanna mix the vitamins in there.

There's a lot of trial and error with raw feeding! Puppyhood brings a lot of unique hurdles too. You've got this!

​@@PawsofPrey she's not a puppy (she's 4, going to be 5 this december), but i've always occasionally fed her fresh whole foods over the years, so she took well to the switch

@@SparkyKitsune oh sorry, I'm not sure what has me thinking she was a puppy. I'm glad you fed whole foods as she aged, that's pretty helpful

I absolutely suggest adding mussels to this recipe - to make it simple and not overwhelming, I used spinach, but I personally believe its not the greatest source. This is why I say rotate with different recipes!

the vitamin D is a tad bit lower in sardines, so I'd up the amount just a little!

Great question! So the calories and weight of food don't always match up. I like to tell beginners to pay attention to the weight of food only in the beginning because it's a lot easier to follow for that time being. The formula to figuring out the weight of food your dog needs daily is VERY general, but it's a good start. Once you start getting into the calorie realm, the weight of food starts mattering less. For example, if you're feeding a meal of really fatty cuts, you'll probably reach their daily caloric intake with less food, and if you're feeding super lean meats, you'll need to feed a lot more food to meet those calories! Does that make sense?

@@PawsofPrey it does! Thank you so much for that clarification!

Use a food calculator hard -today

This provides the full day's worth of calories and nutrients. It can be split up however you'd like within a 24 hour period!

There's some iodine in liver, but you'd really have to feed something like the thyroid gland to meet iodine needs

Dogs drink from the toilet and puddles. No.

Is the money missing from your account? Sounds like a glitch on the website not reflective off her tbh

@@mariscostumes3815 I fixed the issue with getting a refund through paypal and buying again using a different email it had to be an issue on my part

Shoot me an email if you ever have any issues getting the formulator. Sometimes it gets sent to spam and promotions 😓 I can always send it to you personally

This is one meal for the whole day. You can split into however many smaller feedings you need.

Is he too skinny? Is he too heavy? That's what you go by. Some dogs always seem hungry and they would eat 24 seven if you let them. Put some of the raw food in a Kong or a slow feeder bowl so he hast to work for it, and it takes longer to eat it.

@No Games no, he is not too skinny. His vet said he could lose about 5 lbs. I got him at the vet in 2020, and he was 26lbs... a little to skinny, in my opinion. He loves to beg, so maybe that is why he seems hungry. I just wanted to make sure I was calculating the right way and giving him enough food. It says 14 oz a day. I started a week ago feeding him a brand called viva raw dog food.

Same here! I hoped my 40lb dog was so excited about mealtime now because he loved the raw diet. Now im wondering if hes starving on 16oz per day since the recipe in this video for a 40lb dog is 22oz!! 🤔

@Sittin Pretty Jamberry Nails so I give my 35lb dog 8oz in the morning and 8oz at night. He could lose 2 or 3 lbs, but he is not overweight. He is pretty active. That's probably why my dog is super hungry by dinner time. Yeah, if it's says 22oz, maybe try it and split it between morning and night and see how he does.

Is the recipe meant to be given one or two times a day? @@khristinamarie9837

It’s usually because of the texture. Try freezing it or drying it out

Please advise

You may need to give her less than a whole wing. This formula is for dogs 40lbs. I’m sure she’s less so you may need to measure her food according to her weight! And maybe not the bones because not all small dogs are able to digest them. I’m no expert but I am a dog mom of 5+ years! I hope this helps ❤

@@brianamyles9801 thank you 🙏

Farm raised eggs or sardines.

50 years ago our Vet said No bones, except the chicken neck. I don't remember if advised on raw or cooked. The neck being cartilage was the ok. The dog was about 8 pounds, similar to my dog now. Larger bones just seem so inappropriate!! But, we'll see.

good question. Is there a suggested amount based on weight? Then half??

Yep I will!

Yeah but it is the amount of calories that a 45 pound dog needs a day so you can split it into 2 meals if need be

I'm so sorry for the confusion. Spinach does not cause anemia, but anemia may occur if you RELY on it for iron in the diet (as in, you don't feed much animal-based ingredients for iron, you only rely on plant-based) spinach is still just fine to feed for fiber and small amounts of trace minerals!

Yes - here you go: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rsxojJl2kteznYE.html

That's right! You can split the total meal into however many feedings you need though

I wholeheartedly agree with your approach. Pasture raised eggs and poultry necks I'm sure provide the proper amount of iodine, but since not everyone can source pasture raised meats, and I don't want owners continuously feeding neck because of potently providing too much of the thyroid hormones, I suggest kelp. Pasture raised and grass fed meat will be so much higher in things like zinc, vitamin D, vitamin E, omega 3s! That's what I strive to feed over adding other things to the diet

@@PawsofPrey This makes sense. It is definitely a balancing act and depends upon the food sources. I have been fearful of too much iodine. I used to feed necks too often and have since tried to be better about rotating RMBs and using things like wings and backs. It is only recently I added duck heads and those I assume would have even more thyroid hormone than necks! Appreciate your videos and sharing your knowledge. One other thing that I believe is most responsible for thyroid issues in dogs is over vaccination and exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals like flea preventatives and lawn chemicals.

@@mamabear9389and I appreciate your input! I love hearing what raw feeders who have been feeding 10+ years do/have done. It's very insightful

@@mamabear9389 wait i have only been feeding duck necks.... is this an issue i should be worried about? I was always afraid of the other bones like wings and him choking. He is 31 lbs.

@ashley ward They say that necks can have residual thyroid hormone on them so it is sometimes advised to not feed them exclusively. However, I can tell you from personal experience I have fed many necks and never had a problem. Like you I thought they were safer so mainly fed them. One thing you could try for variety is chicken backs. They are a wonky shape and discourage choking. They are becoming my favorite RMB. So you could give those a try. I would not overly worry about the necks but giving a back occasionally could be helpful. RFM has duck frames also but they are too hard for my small dogs.

Planning on it!

Planning on it!

Be careful as it can be a little rich ,maybe 2 or 3 times a week for iron.

but it's in the DAILY recipe given. ???@@tonemc6047

read comments, lots of similar ques and answers. (recipe is ALL you feed for one day, but can split it into smaller feedings in that day. OK?)

Aw! Well I do put out monthly recipes for the Paws of Prey Club :)

I think the site wants you to go to the site advised for formulation you need for your dog. There is a "calculator" you pay for that helps. I haven't yet, as I have questions. I think this starter recipe is still great, just need to tweek for my dog.

It would certainly provide some! According to the data we have now, it doesn't fully meet it, but that doesn't mean you can't take a break from kelp and use it every now and then as the sole iodine source. Every meal doesn't have to be 100% (and hey, maybe it is! All we know is the data we currently have)

What I’ve been doing with my puppy who loves bones is holding onto one end and making her chew pieces off so she won’t get too big a piece and has to really crunch through it and swallow each piece before I let her take another bite. This would probably work well with stuff like chicken backs, necks, etc where there’s quite a few pieces that they can rip off. It is a bit more work but does become kind of a fun game and helps you bond with your dog too! Now if she ever does get too big of a piece by accident, I can tell her to come and drop it in my hand and she will give it to me so I can help her instead of eating it too quickly or running off with it. Hope this helps and good luck!

How is your dog? Did she pass it safely?

Oh no! Send me an email and I can get it to you :)

OH, I've hit a snag. lol. I am not good at Math. I have a 10 lb small dog. I will work on this, maybe get my math genuis brother in law involved. sigh.

what is confusion based on, that would help others know what your questioning.