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I will not pay the price for “organic” . I will grow my own veg in a 4x4 raised bed and I can get plenty of garlic, spinach, carrots, beets, beans. There is no regulation for what is labeled organic
You were doing so well...until you touched the outside of your salt cellar with the contaminated glove. The soup looks great and if it ever gets cold I'll be making it.
A small ice cream scoop would work much faster. Plus they hold their shape much better as you press the filling into the side of the bowl as you scoop them out. I use them to make cookies too…have different sizes on hand.
I like your recipe. We have never raised dogs, but our daughter got a sheep-o-poodle about a year ago. She is 5 years old and weighs 42 pounds. We all love her and recently I started cooking fresh food for her. She loved the food and since it was our first time, guess what happened !! She started panting excessively and then sprained her ankle. My daughter took her to the vet and found out she had gained 6 pounds. Probably we were feeding her too much, She would eat 14 ounces or more and still ask for more. Now she is back to a mixture of kibble and fresh food and is losing weight. I was using ground beef, liver and veggies and whole eggs. Also used hempseed oil, cod liver oil, kelp and sunflower seeds. If I use the same proportion of meat and veggies as you, how many ounces do you think we should feed our 42 pound dog ? I really liked your recipe and tried to follow it with proportions of veggies and meat, except I used fresh veggies. Any recommendations will be appreciated !!
Thank you! I appreciate you being so thorough in explaining your process of preparing your homemade dog food. From the size of your Instant Pot, amount you feed your dogs, the way you store the food, the estimated length of time it last down to even providing the links for the items. This has given me a basis for taking on the preparation for my dog. BTW, how much do your two large dogs weigh? Also, do you use different vegetables and grains, e.g. kale, spinach or Quinoa in place of the brown rice. ? Thank you again.
@@vsulyztmy German Shepherd is 65 and The Golden Retriever is about 80. But they are older at 10 and 8 and we feed them 24oz a day, 12oz each feeding morning g and evening.
This is really helpful and easy to follow! I see some comments about the vitamins being "cooked out" of the vegetables, so I just wanted to point out that it's nowhere near that simple. Vitamins B-12, D, E, K, riboflavin, niacin, and biotin are all stable when cooked in water, and aren't going anywhere. Thiamine is only an issue when cooked at over 100C, and vitamin A is usually fairly stable (the issue with A is more about how long it's in the water). Pantothenic acid and vitamin C are the only ones that will definitely significantly degrade when cooked in water (source: Patricia Kreutler and Dorice Czajka-Narins, 𝘕𝘶𝘵𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 𝘪𝘯 𝘗𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘱𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦). It's important to not let "accepted wisdom" override the actual science of what's happening.
great video. simple recipe. i will definitely try it out! how could you make a thicker sauce? but, using that metal spoon on that ceramic coating sets my teeth on edge. 😬
Question: Why are you cooking the food? Raw is best for the dogs (meat and veggies). I do say however, bravo, to you both for taking the time to prepare their food. Great idea to have the bowls in the large containers for that easy-to-keep-clean area in your kitchen.
We went raw for many years, it’s been hit and miss and inconsistent due to our poor raw ingredients we have in the US. No fun when they get sick which happened a lot when we went raw. Now no more issues!
@@funchow1 I agree. I use a freeze dried or frozen prepared raw as doing it myself caused issues. I wonder why? And what if you gently cooked shorter and then freeze dried; do you think it would get rid of the digestive issues?
@@WestVanMom it depends on the food and the dog’s needs. I cook the food lightly and give the juice from the veggies. Sometimes add raw fruit, canned salmon, canned pumpkin puree. I try to keep in mind things my dogs would eat if I let them, like horse poop, which has beet pulp in it. Predigested, as it were.
A small fortune. I feed Blue Buffalo turkey @ sweet potatoe with fruit & vegetables for one of my pit bulls, the male has allergies @ itches like crazy & I don't want to keep him on prednisone so he does get an injection once a month & he eats the Blue Buffalo Chicken @ Brown Rice with vegs @ fruit. What these nice ppl aren't telling you I'd dogs have many vitamin requirements to stay healthy & strong. I pay about 64.00 for 33 lbs @ my male weighs 100 lbs @ eats 4 cups daily. I also offer green beans,cartots,peas,& yogurt if he wants a snack. I do bake my own dog treats using whole wheat flour, bananas,peanut butter,& tjey are very healthy and full of energy and love their food.
