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How To Improve Your Dog's Kibble Diet (7 Easy Ways) - Holistic Vet

Dr. Katie Woodley - The Natural Pet Doctor

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🐶 Uncover how to improve your dog's kibble diet with easy, vet-approved holistic methods!
Join me, Dr. Katie Woodley, a passionate holistic veterinarian and founder of The Natural Pet Doctor, as I reveal 7 essential tips to boost the nutritional value of your dog's kibble. From omega-3 fatty acids to fresh foods and vital supplements, learn how to provide a balanced and healthful diet for your beloved pet.
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ABOUT Dr. Katie Woodley - The Natural Pet Doctor
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Dr. Katie Woodley, holistic veterinarian and the visionary behind The Natural Pet Doctor, is fervently devoted to weaving Eastern traditions into Western medical practices. Her drive stems from personal experience, witnessing firsthand the gaps in the medical system during her husband's battle with an autoimmune disorder. Now, her mission is crystal clear: ensuring pet parents recognize there's a holistic pathway to detect, treat, and prevent diseases.
The Natural Pet Doctor is a beacon of hope, rooted in species-appropriate nutrition, herbal solutions, and other holistic avenues. Dr. Katie demystifies holistic pet care through her comprehensive online program Healthy Holistic Pet For Life Blueprint, bridging the gap for those without easy access to holistic veterinary expertise. She is committed to restoring hope and confidence, showing the natural ways to ensure our pets flourish.
ℹ️ Always consult with a veterinarian before making significant changes to your pet's diet. This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace the advice of your own veterinarian or doctor. Dr. Katie Woodley cannot answer specific questions about your pet's medical issues or make medical recommendations for your pet without first establishing a veterinarian-client-patient relationship. Links in the description are typically affiliate links that let you help support the channel at no extra cost.

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@lindajonesartist 9 месяцев назад

I always recommend adding in raw eggs. They're reasonably cheap, they up the protein content of kibble a little bit and if they're pastured they're a good source of Omega 3's. My grandmother always added a raw egg to her dog's meals every day and they were big dogs that lived into their 20's, which is unheard of today. (She fed them the whole egg, eggshell and all.) If you're concerned about pathogens, you can use pasteurized eggs, which are just a little bit denatured, but your dog can still gain most of the raw benefits from them. Or feed them as soft boiled eggs. But an egg is a superfood even when cooked. The eggshell membrane is a good source of glucosamine to help with joints. They're a good source of vitamin D. They have one of the most bioavailable proteins for dogs. Even the cheap brand of eggs can improve the quality of kibble. I've even used quail eggs for my little bitty dogs. I buy them through Etsy. They're a little more expensive then grocery store eggs, but they're still a major power boost to kibble and sized just right for tiny dogs. And I always recommend adding in canned pumpkin. It's a good source of fiber and can help reduce or prevent anal gland problems.

@edschulhof6303 9 месяцев назад

You know your eggs! When I can get my cats to eat egg, which is rarely, I poach them. Kills any bacteria in the white while keeping the yolk runny. My previous cat had a raw egg once a week her entire life, 15 years. The only website that says cats and dogs should not have eggs - Purina. Go figure! LOL

@thenaturalpetdoctor 9 месяцев назад

Eggs are another great topper and amazing fresh food option! Eggs are also one of the most bioavailable proteins too!

@ltorromcc 3 месяца назад

Thank you 😃👍🏼

@thenaturalpetdoctor 3 месяца назад

You're welcome - I hope you found it helpful!

@edschulhof6303 9 месяцев назад

Very good video. My daughter has two, pit bull mix that are rescues. They eat kibble mixed with frozen raw. She adds warm water to the food. Lets it sit for 10 minutes before feeding. My two cats eat mostly fresh chicken thighs and raw ground beef. Some wet cat food that is low in calcium and phosphorus. Once a week, the cats get a tin of sardines, packed in water, no salt added. Lots of Omega 3s. Thank you for these videos.

@thenaturalpetdoctor 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for letting us know this information is helpful!

@joanies6778 8 месяцев назад

My foster eats kibble and I can't change his food until I adopt him in another month. They told me he should get 1.5 cups in the morning and again in the afternoon. He would not touch his food in the mornings after I brought him home, and then barely eat anything in the afternoon feeding. So, I got chicken gizzards, cooked them, cut up the meat and mixed with the broth on his food. He loves it, but he still would not eat the recommended amount for his weight. I let him tell me when he's hungry, otherwise, it will sit and get soggy. This past week I started getting a high quality can of beef or lamb wet food, take about 1/6 can, warm it slightly, add enough water to make a gravy and mix that in his kibble. He LOVES it and now eats 1 cup kibble in the morning and 1 cup late afternoon mixed with a total of 1/3 can per day. That with the homemade organic peanut butter oat applbesauce treats, and human grade beef sticks... he is getting enough food. He is drinking plenty of water because he sure does pee a lot. He's picky, so I don't see him doing a raw diet. I have some amazing powdered organic mushroom extract I'd like to add to his diet like Lion's Mane and Cordyceps, but don't know how much to add for well being and lung support. No known health issues to date.

@thenaturalpetdoctor 8 месяцев назад

Hang in there! It sounds like you're doing the best you can with your situation. We love Real Mushrooms for our mushrooms and they have a pet line so it makes it super easy to dose appropriately. Here's a link to check them out: bit.ly/Real-Mushrooms

@bobb2251 7 месяцев назад

I wish I could have a chance to schedule an appointment with you,Doctor. We have a new family member Shar pei girl 1.5 years old now ,and although she is 4th pei in the family over 30 years,frustration is same : how not to repeat old mistakes,how to do better,how...,how... Please, if there is a chance,we are in Florida.Thank you.

@ThuLe-eh1xe 6 месяцев назад

Do i use Nordic fish oil made for human consumption, or should i buy Nordic fish oil for pets? Dosage? When vet doctors talk about supplements and herbs for dogs, should i buy human products or products made for dogs, and where can i buy and dosage please. Thank you.

@thenaturalpetdoctor 6 месяцев назад

Here's a resource you can check out where you can purchase it or at least get the dosage and purchase elsewhere: bit.ly/3sgq7Vm

@luannelloyd8402 7 месяцев назад

In reference to adding vegetables, I thought cats don’t have the enzymes to digest them? Can you confirm this?

@ThuLe-eh1xe 6 месяцев назад

What is raw food? Where can i buy or how can i cook it? Thank you.

@thenaturalpetdoctor 6 месяцев назад

Make sure to grab our free guide with brands and other resources to help guide you with your pet's food: thenaturalpetdoctor.com/shop/simple-guide-to-improving-your-pets-food/

@user-jx2wt7uu2e 9 месяцев назад

How much water would you recommend adding in? For example, how much water should be added into 1 cup of dry dog food?

@thenaturalpetdoctor 9 месяцев назад

I would add enough to soak it so we're providing more moisture to the highly dry kibble diet. You can also use goat milk/kefir or bone broth too instead of water.