How It's Made: Raw Pet Food 

Your point kid

Better than 80% of India

Dog privilege

@@HeadbangersKitchen nice racist comment this has been documented and screenied I see you have a big channel what a good way to get cancelled eh? pm to delete evidence unless you wanna end up in the next yt exposed vid from the lord penguinz0

@@HeadbangersKitchen still better than the US where everyone shoots each other to death and drinks bacon fat for breakfast.

I know right?

It will probably make you feel better if you look at the cost of that raw dog food

Buy some raw dog food and eat it 😂

Absolutely correct😁

They did say they use the chicken bones...

If you think so, think again.

Only those who can afford it

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I was just gonna type that comment.

Those who can afford this kind of pet food doesn't mind a little extra for the convenience

It's a perfectly valid option, but you would have to put some serious research into the ingredients of the homemade raw diet. It is very easy to make a diet that is missing nutrients that the animal absolutely needs

dogs need more food when fed kibble. it is not nutrient dense like raw meat. on raw meat, dogs can eat signidicantly less.

@@CSLFiero this is actually untrue. Most raw diets are about 2-3 times the daily kibble amounts.

I was looking for this comment .. wondered if I was the only one who noticed.. ; D

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Technically to be a chef cooking has to be involved

@@TruckTaxiMoveIt bro I appreciate you

Yo pet chef sounds cooler than food worker

@@TruckTaxiMoveIt sushi chef ?

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You only feed it to your dog when he's A GOOD BOY

It's definitely worth it! It's a million times better than kibble

Actually, it depends on some factors. 1. where you source your meat from. Butchers and ethnic shops are usually cheaper than stores. Bulk-buying is also cheaper than retail stores. 2. compared to kibble, both cats and dogs eat less, because it's quality protein, and they use almost all of it. There's VERY little waste. The usual cat will poop every 2-4 days a dry poop and virtually odourless. An average cat will eat around 100 grams per day (3.5 oz). 3. being their natural food, what they evolved to eat, they'll be... healthy. No more kidney issues, no more diabetes, no more obesity and overall you will save on vet bills a lot more than anything else, plus your companion will have a much, much better life.

Imagine you had a kid and thought $100 a month was expensive for feeding them. It costs me $100 to feed my dog each month and it's MY responsibility to make sure she eats biologically appropriate food, as I chose to get her. She had no say in any of this.

Shiruki that dog ain’t getting anything other than pedigree

Let me guess he didn't take the time to cut it up grind it up mix it up or bag it up I'm guessing he just ate it up

@@TruckTaxiMoveIt then he threw up and ate it up again

*take a selfie

Probably healthy enough. It said the ingredients was approved for human consumption. Also they vacuum seal so bacteria won't infect you. You could legitimate eat this in an emergency if it was frozen and still freshm

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Add a little salt 🧂 👍

I mean it's only meat, fish, and veggies. Would probably make a nice stew

Smells like raw food

Smells like going down on a woman

Like any kitchen. Not really bad.

I think they're showing you the actual factory factory workers and the actual process

@@TruckTaxiMoveIt ;-)

The cook looks like shes the owner of this, relatively small raw dog food internet business

You might think about it and you might even start to do it but you won't do it won't even buy it at the store.

It's cheaper and much better for dogs to be on raw feed

doesn't make sense for humans too.

Feed the stray dogs to cats, and feed stray cats to dogs. Problem solved

@@dmcgee3 how about turning some people into soylent green

Dogs should be on raw diet...

Go head

Nothing bad will happen from eating raw meat! Ask the dogs!

@coldroadbear always someone to ruin the fun

Maybe not because of the bones that are grinded into the food.

Dog's digestive system is not geared towards eating kibble, canned. They still have a wolf's digestive system. Another thing is, if you give any vegetables or fruits, then you need to put that through a blender so it can be dijested easier. Dogs don't dijest whole veggies or fruits as easily as whole, raw meats, bones and organs.

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asking the right questions

Yes

I've been seeing it pop up in pet store freezers.

Right!?!

My dog needs his ground or he'd swallow the bones whole... I dropped a *large* chicken wing drumette that looked more like a leg and he had swallowed it and was in clear pain before I could even react

I've been feeding my boy raw since he was seven weeks old. Started with chicken necks, wings and added puppy mix ground from BJ'S RAW PET FOOD from Pennsylvania

That's what I heard too!

yes

Shape it into a burger and throw it on the BBQ and I'm game.

This is only the high quality dog food, cheap kibble is mostly corn or wheat with lots of chemicals and disgusting rotting animal carcasses that is burned to ashes. I'd rather eat the high quality raw food if I were a dog

They don't require any prior treatments for them. They can eat raw because their digestive system can handle those pathogens very easily. Shorter digestive system and stronger digestive acids. No problem for them

Hahaha... 🤓

Never give apple seeds to a dog or cat. Toxic!

Im guessing they slow down for the camera

and everything is so clean like it was never used before

They're really not. My 15 lb spaniel eats a 1 lb bag over 2.5-3 days. A 1 lb bag (of cali raw, similar pricing) is $7. That's roughly $2.33 a day. A cup of coffee or burger from mcdonalds costs more.

Whats your point?

No, bone acts like fibre in a dogs digestive system. Cooked bones can splinter and choke a dog though.

No, if they weren't grinded then they could puncture the stomach or intestines

@@SaltyAlaskan79 only cooked

Okay folks, please don't blabber about things you don't understand. Cooked bones are dangerous for pets because they can splinter inside the intestines and cause injury. Raw bones, especially when processed as shown in the video, are perfectly safe and suitable for pet food.

@@cypheri1339 really? Even the itty bitty parts? On an unrelated note, I thought bone marrow was a source of calcium. Correct me if I'm wronh

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than maybe you should look into raw feeding its very healthy for your dog

Well, its all organic and the chicken has been approved for human consumption, as it says at 1:41 so yes, but it probably wouldn't taste good because of the mixture of contrasting flavors.

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True. Kibble is an invention that has been turned into chemicals and glycation. What awful crap to give a beloved pet.

McDonalds isn’t even food.

@@bugloverspiderlover8490nothing is

This is obviously not a large company.

That's why you buy from small producers who care about quality. This company uses high quality ingredients.

This is a small company imo.

The seeds are not good, but the rest of the apples are ok

You would need to get a grinder that can grind bones as well. The higher the number the stronger the grinder. I have a #22 weston grinder and should have gotten a stronger one. It grinds fish, chicken bones, pheasant, rabbit and any animal with lighter bones. It will not grind turkey, pork, deer, or beef bones because they are too dense. Now there are those that can grind anything such as the Hobart and others. They are cost prohibited because of price but they are the best. You need to put those monster grinders in the basement because of their size.

This raw is actually biologically appropriate. Once on raw and the body readjusts your dog will not have the shits and has less allergies and is healthy