Where is the FB link on eggs can’t locate pls ???

I used garlic for Giardia, intestinal bugs, fleas and ticks. It works great and my dogs are happy and healthy. 1 clove a day for the 100lb dog, 1/4 clove for the 20lbs dog

I don’t see the puppy version on the profile, I need help I’m concerned I cooked something for my baby and is not completely balanced

Always great !!

Thank you!!! Valuable info

I love homemade dog food but it is now extremely hard for me to cook for my dog because she was recently diagnosed with early kidney disease, and this means that most recipes you find online won’t work for her since she needs low phosphorus in her food.

This is the same recipe as in the attached link with portion calculation, as well. Interesting... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o8-FnqeSt7Xahp8.html

This is called churpi ..it’s hardened cheese.. it’s used for human consumption here…surprising to find such an alternative too😅

Thank you so much. I have seen a lot of pets wuth neurological issues from flea meds lately.

How do we know if our pets are getting TOO MUCH calcium???

Yes, I agree. Where are the safe and effective alternates?

ivermectin and fenbendazole

It also helps with diarrhea

I've been reading a couple wholistic veterinarian nutritionist's books and their recipes for a balanced diet include carbohydrates from Oats, Buckwheat, lentils... Why do you believe this is not required? Can you explain your educational background that you're basing this balanced diet from? I'm not trying to be argumentative; I'm just find so many different ideas as to what is "balanced". Thank you!

What a team❤️‍🔥 Bpth had me cracking up😂

We feed my bulldog half taste of the wild grain free recipe and half meat (chicken, beef, ground turkey) and he seems to do very well. We originally were doing 100% raw from a company called Darwin’s, it was ok but he wasn’t as muscular and his digestive system was unpredictable, even though they said raw would help with that. We moved to the 50/50 recipe with taste of the wild kibble and meat and now his digestive system is wayyyyy better, solid poops, minimal farts, overall way better for us. He also doesn’t have red skin nearly as much before. We give him supplements and vitamins to ensure we fill in any nutrient deficiency that he otherwise wouldn’t get. Over all I would say it comes down to experimenting and finding out what works for you , your budget. And your dog of course. Originally we had tried a brand called Royal Canine , we seen a bulldog on the bag and had thought it would be good for him, WRONG. He ultimately ended up getting bumps all over his body. Moral of the story , it’s what works for your dog at the end of the day

Puppy recipe link please

This is not that great

If it’s getting in the water than it’s getting on us. What are the odds that we’d have a reaction from it as well.

I couldn't find the PDF. I clicked on the link and it brought me to another page. And that page did not have any pdf link.🤷‍♂️

Thank you so much ❤

but don’t you guys say for a balanced meal, you’re supposed to have 2 secreting organs? Not just liver? Where’s the other organ?

Orijen 4 the win!

Urinary incontinence with a single dose of simparica trio lasting 2-3 weeks in my 8 year old German Shepherd.

Thank you so much. I just still confused about the difference between raw and homemade, and what the pathogen controlled means? Thank you. And thanks for the bonus.

Wow, that's concerning! 😟 Thanks for sharing this important information about the flea & tick treatment. It's crucial to know which products are safe for our pets. For those looking for reliable and safe flea & tick treatments, I recommend checking out Discountpetcare. They have great options to keep your pets protected and healthy! 🐾💙"

I feel so guilty. 45 years ago, I got a little six month old puppy, and I fed him Moist and Meaty ultra-processed, semi-moist, feed-grade dog food for his entire short life of only eight short years. It wasn't the cheapest dog food in the grocery store, so I thought I was feeding him a better quality dog food. But I have made mistakes with every dog since that have lead to health problems, starting with the homemade diet I made for my second dog. Homemade isn't necessarily the best, if it's made with the wrong ingredients, or made the wrong way, or lacks any variety. The recipe I used was supposed to meet AAFCO standards, but she went blind from not enough taurine. My third dog, I fed her all organic homemade dog food, but she died prematurely of bladder cancer caused from arsenic from the organic brown rice I used in her dog food. I fed her entirely organic. What could be wrong with organic? Lots, apparently. I'm four years into my current three dogs, trying my best to give them the best possible diet, and I've made mistake after mistake after mistake. I just recently learned from your Forever Dog Life book how to figure out the carb amount in dog food, and discovered that I was feeding one of my dogs, who has an amylase deficiency, a higher carb food, labeled for carnivores, and actually has more carbs than any of the foods I feed my other two dogs. And what's worse, I discovered that several brands that I've been using with them, the percentages add up to 100 without including the carbs, or add up to over 100% in one case. What is with the dishonesty of pet food manufacturers, even some that are highly recommended as top quality dog food brands? But the homemade food I've made for them has had just as many mistakes. Now, all three dogs at four years of age, have health issues in spite of my best efforts. My dogs eat better than I do. But they still aren't getting the perfect diet for their needs, apparently.

Only raw ❤ not cooked

I love this. I like to feed my Aussie wholesome grains. How much quinoa or brown rice should I add to this recipe?

video has been around but very relevant. Thank you

Cherrys are a good option just remove the pit.

When I was growing up my family had a dog that lived to be 20 years old and all he was eating was table food. He was deaf and blind his face was all white. He died from old age not cancer or any other ailment that dogs die nowadays!

How do we know which kibble is best when I don’t know the meaning of the words on the ingredients? And why is it when I go to my vet and ask about homemade dog because it’s healthy and they always recommend Purina, iams, or science diet?

Enlightening and informative but really downright disgusting to unsee once you seen it once

Rodney is holding up a bag of Honest Kitchen when Karen is discussing the dehydrated companies that are blending previously dehydrated and then processing again. I stopped using Honest Kitchen for 3 reasons: 1) Not on Susan Thixton's "The List" which is her vetted list of companies who can prove their human grade ingredient sources with receipts; 2) My dogs really don't like any of the Honest Kitchen formulas and their newer, nugget formulation made all three of them barf; 3) They use Sodium Selenite as an unnatural selenium source not allowed in human foods because it has a very narrow range of safety. The form of Honest Kitchen with dehydrated greens and meat flakes mixed together with a lot of dust settlement on the bottom of the bag indicates a problem with homogeneity and if that Sodium Selenite is not perfectly, equally distributed on that fodder then how is the narrow window of safe concentration controlled? For that matter, how are any of the other potentially dangerous supplements (dangerous if fed in too high a concentration) kept homogeneously distributed in that bag (copper, vitamin D, vitamin A, iron)??????

Is that also recommended for other cruciferous vegetables?

Review ISEGRIM dog food please

Another consideration needs to be addressed and that is copper content. Unfortunately, the human grade, all natural fresh frozen and freeze dried raw balanced and grinds are tending to have way too much copper. This is because ungulate liver and also heart contains a lot of copper and when in the recipe at a level higher than would be found in prey, has too much endogenous copper. Compounding that issue is that most of these companies then dump in copper chelate even in the ungulate liver containing formulas. Please pay attention to the copper and make sure that you rotate ungulate liver containing recipes with poultry liver recipes and/or no liver containing recipes. I'm finding the copper to be 5 to 11 fold over AAFCO minimum in most of these recipes. This is a concern given that there are veterinary experts that are saying that AAFCO should establish a maximum for copper that is only 2 fold over the AAFCO minimum. I try to rotate the higher copper ungulate recipes with poultry formulas from brands that do not add copper chelate to any of their formulas. Karen and Rodney, please start talking about copper too.

So what can I use that actually works and safe?

How do I prevent heartworm without using chemicals?

Cooked or raw?

Stephanie Seneff believes sulfur veg should be fed seasonally as in season fights cancer out of season creates mucus and inflammation. Follow Mother Nature.

Grapes are not toxic

What can I use in place of the eggs? My dog is allergic to eggs.

I never use Frontline tick and flea meds. I use NEXGUARD SPECTRA

Steven Gundry is a quack, tf is wrong with you?

Can chicken liver be used instead of beef liver ?

Have you tried making flavored ones like strawberry or peanut butter?

I clicked the link in description for the longer episode in the learning lab, but I couldn't find the episode.

Thoroughly enjoy you calling these companies out 👏👏👏