Meal Prep Tips For Raw Fed Pets 

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Cheaper long term and more environmentally friendly!

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Awh thank you so much (;o;)

Yes😍 it's so beneficial to watch your guidelines on raw feeding. I love how much knowledge you have and how you explain everything so efficiently. I'm very impressed😁 I will definitely refer back to your videos when it's time for me to start.

Thank you! If I were you I'd buy silicon moulds and just portion out and freeze! But in my experience I didn't keep it in the fridge for longer than a week of 2 if I didn't freeze them.

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@@fathiyya4224 I looked in the description did not see a link.

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@@PawsofPrey Thank you.

She said in one of her previous video's that she works in the veterinary field

Nope, only do it as a part time job! Medicine never interested me much but I've only chosen jobs with animals, and I do enjoy it as a part time thing! It's a great source of information as well when it comes to medical issues.

Most online ratios are 80% muscle meat, 10% bone, 10% secreting organs. You would feed between 2-3% of their adult body weight PER DAY. So any vegetables or supplements are in addition to their meat ratios. I try to feed balanced meals every day as I have a young dog. Adult dogs can have meal replacement meaty bones (chicken backs, necks etc) instead of a balanced meal 2-3x a week. I think that is where your confusion is coming in.

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Good question! If you are home all day during one day, maybe do it then? If there's a bunch of frozen meat together, they should be able to keep eachother cold enough as they thaw, but it is a bit more risky when it's that long!

@@PawsofPrey Thanks! Yeah I generally put out big pieces of muscle meat first and then put out the fish and organs just an hour or so before prepping. Luckily I work from home, so I'll start putting it out first thing in the morning and checking on it more often throughout the day.

@@fraliak Perfect!

I’ve seen her and other raw feeders leave the taste buds on.

No need! Unless your pet completely wont eat it that way

yes it is but check if the veggies your feeding her are good for cats on google

@@meryemorazova3298 yes I did heheh thx tho

Be careful giving veggies to cats. They lack the proper amount of enzymes to break down plant matter. Typically cats will throw up plant matter as they cannot digest it.

@@MichellePieon my cat can tho she doesn't vomit or anything ehheh

@@wolffixx4116 just an FYI it’s not recommended to feed plants to cats.

When we went to the cottage we used freeze dried raw and raw. We used coolers with ice to keep the raw refrigerated for 3 days then used the freeze dried raw for the remaining days.

@@MichellePieon thanks this helps alot is this for your dog, cat or ferret?

@@LUCY.PARK.06 for our cat and dog.

@@MichellePieon OK thanks

Yes I understand it can be pretty confusing! To know for sure you need to calculate your pet's caloric intake, then compare that to the NRC nutrient guidelines. These are based on 1000kcal so if your pet needs 1000kcal daily, it will be easy to get the numbers, but you have to do some math if their caloric intake is below that. You can figure out the caloric intake from this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YwkwkecJx3E.html . Find your dog's nutrient requirements (this is for adults): www.socalrawfeddogs.com/nutrient-requirements-calculator-for-adult-dogs/ . And Perfectly Rawsome provides all the NRC nutrient requirements on her website: perfectlyrawsome.com/raw-feeding-essential-nutrients/ . After figuring out your dog's numbers for each nutrient, you can go to fdc.nal.usda.gov/ and search the foods you're providing in the meal and add everything up. OR......you can get a custom meal plan from rawpetsrule.com or perfectlyrawsome.com and they will do it for you lol

@@PawsofPrey thank u!!

you can use turkey/duck/quail or any other poultry to replace chicken! it’s unlikely that your dog is also allergic to them

Try to add a new protein source to replace chicken. If your dog is still showing symptoms of a food intolerance/allergy, remove that protein source for around a week or so to see if those symptoms stop. If they do, avoid that specific protein source. Just a few tips for replacing different protein sources in the raw diet. ☺︎︎

Pau_Illustrations What if she’s allergic to all animal protein? i tried everything for her

I chose a designated area to get "dirty" and after the prep I sanitize 3-4 times over to be sure everything is completely clean!

Nope! Regular chicken egg with a drop of vitamin E oil

@@PawsofPrey ah ok. Got a bit scared lol

absolutely no!

usually it’s iodized salt for iodine

Iodized salt is used for iodine, but that's probably one of the last things I would use to provide iodine.

@@PawsofPrey I see! thank you! I watched all of your vedios!!!

😁 yes it can do both depending on how much food she has a vid on that "how much to feed ur dog"

Yes! It is much easier for most dogs (or cats) to maintain their weight while eating a fresh food diet rather than a commercial food diet. Although, it still often does have to do with how much exercise you give the animal or how much you feed it.