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Just FYI, I was a vet tech for 16 yrs, if your dog has a sensitive stomach or trouble with digestion, it's perfectly fine to use white rice, it's easier to digest than brown rice. :)
Do you know what canned of pumpkin puree is the best? I shop at HEB and they all say solid pumpkin puree, but not sure if that's really, "the case." What brand do you all recommend? TIA 😊
I’m on my third week fallowing your recipe. It’s extremely rare for me to write responses for things I run across online. For starters I’ve been cooking for my dogs for years. They have always had some of the ingredients in your recipe. I also competed as a bodybuilder for many years so food prep is in my DNA. I owned a Instantpot so I figured I would give it a try. I have two dogs both rescues. Bella is a Pitbull. Roman is mostly German shorthair. Roman has always had stomach issues. It was always a three day event. One day good second day not so good third day he would spray paint the lawn. He would repeatedly need to get up sometimes three times a night🤬 From the first meal he has had zero digestive issues. I could not be more grateful and humbled. You simply are an Angel 😇. From the bottom of my heart. I thank you and equally important my dogs thank you. If any of you are skeptical feel free to ask me questions. This lady knows her stuff.
Did you always cook for your dogs? My 2 dogs right now eat normal Blue Buffalo dry kibble but I’d like to switch to cooking for them because I think it’d be better for them. I just don’t know how to gradually switch them over
@@danieljamieson7831 do it for sure!!! Blue Buffalo is not good, heck any kibble isn’t good. I would wean them off the kibble by doing half kibble and half of the homemade stuff then gradually keep adding more of the homemade & less kibble, and then no kibble!
Just a heads up ... Spinach has a lot of oxalates ... They absorb calcium ... best to use it only a couple times a week ... True for humans and reptiles also ... You might try collard, mustard or dandelion greens in stead ... Dandelion greens are so easy to grow yourself ... Kale is hard on the thyroid ... so use it only a couple times a week as well ... For extra calcium and omega 3's ... I add a can of sardines ... My dog does not do well with rice ... I use sprouted oatmeal instead ... Hope this is helpful ... Thanks for caring about our wonderful canine companions ... Sending lots of love your way.
This lady is a better time manager than me. I would never spend my time cooking for a dog. We will be dumping out some food and throwing out some scraps and eat or don't. There is squirrel jerky on the road. Love to see the meals you fix for your family.
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Best recipe! Gave my 14 year old dog his health and youth back in 8 days!!! He was sad, antisocial, thin, and getting worse each day. $3k vet bill and scary bloody morning forced me to look for anything to help him. He was diagnosed with IBS. This diet has given him back to us. He is demanding good, 3 walks a day, is fluffy and has gained healthy weight. 🙏 THANK YOU! We tell everyone we know with ailing dogs to get them on this recipe!
Thanks for this! One of my 12 year old Corgies has been diagnosed with kidney disease, but we're not certain of the severity. Recently, she stopped eating and clearly doesn't feel good. I prepared a batch of this today (using chicken) and she ate a full helping! Her energy level is up already! Thanks again! Edit: The other Corg doesn't know this yet, but she's starting this tomorrow!
I recommend not saying "stay" so many times. Say it once, wait for them to stay. If they don't, they don't get their food until they're calm and do a stay. If they do, then give them the food. Same with "sit" and any other commands.
Agreed. I thought it would be hard to teach mine to wait for food but we thought them "leave it" and if they lunged at their food we would quickly pick up the plate. When they were calm we gave them the ok word.
I started making my dogs food probably 2-3 weeks ago. He’s a senior, has only 2 teeth & since I adopted him in May he’s had gastric issues on and off (vomiting, refusing to eat, constipated) & I just feel so much better giving him this food as opposed to the canned food he had before. It’s not difficult at all with a crockpot and I don’t feel bad feeding him what I would honestly eat myself lol
My dog was living in a car and I'm speculating the streets. I tried to feed him dog food 2 weeks ago and he got EXTREMELY ill within 2 days of doing it. He had Kennel Cough and the vet sent him home on Antibiotics and I went back to cooking for him. He was back to himself within a day of being on the meds and having my food. Every dog is different and not all of them can eat dog food. Thanks for sharing 🐾
Homemade dog food sounds so much healthier than the packaged one. Wow!! Thanks for sharing all the ingredients and steps on how to make it. I am taking notes. Thanks for sharing.
I think it's super important to mention how many calories this entire batch yields. I carefully calculated (using the exact ingredients she got from Aldi) 4000 calories for the entire batch (give or take 100 calories). Be sure to research how many calories your dog needs in one day so that you can portion it appropriately. On another note, I made this today and my dog looooved it. She ate it so fast. I've made dog food in the past but I stopped because the recipe was overly complicated and only made about 2 days of food, however this batch will last her almost 2 weeks. Thank you so much for the recipe!
Thanks for watching! I understand the calories is very important! I just shared a brand new dog food video and that recipe I calculated the calories per cup to make it helpful for my viewers. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Vw00R-9kcJw.html
My dog refused to eat Farmer's Dog....and Ollie too. The recipe from Lexie is far better. I don't understand why none of those foods (Farmer's Dog, Ollie and others) have an aroma...they smell like....nothing.
Thank you so much for this recipe! I used to pay $160 twice a month for a dog food service that is almost identical in ingredients to this. I’ve been feeding my baby your recipe for the past month and he loves it!! You saved me so much money thank you so much!
What a cute pup! My dog is allergic to literally everything I used to feed her. Chicken, fish, lamb, pumkin, peanutbutter ,all grains and oats, my poor Lily, she was itching and chewing herself raw.😿 I now feed her 1/2 cup of taste if the wild kibble, 1/4 of canned dog food and 1/2 cup of graded raw broccoli, cauliflower and carrots mix, and some turmeric powder, warm water and 1 spoon of coconut oil. Her skin is so much better, she is sleeping better, smells better, and the scratching and chewing has stopped significantly. Her bald spots are full of new fur. My pup was suffering for so long.
This is awesome I could literally cry! I love to see people living their pets seriously they are our kids! I’m definitely going to make this... I have two shorkies but they are no more like 5lbs... I love my babies so much and I’m vegan and I been looking into only feeding them holistically as well and not this kibble crap that you can’t even pronounce the ingredients so I am so glad because h the is just made me so excited and comfortable. I can’t wait!
This recipe was a home run with my 7 y/o Lhaso Apso poodle angel. It gave my husband and I great joy to see her go nuts for her supper! Thank you-great videos!
My yorkie is 15yrs old and previously developed urinary stones, while on a homemade diet, consisting of lamb, carrots and brown rice. His vet put him on a veterinary diet, but I would much rather him be on a homemade diet. I respect the way you love and take care of your fur babies. I think I will try this diet for my sweet fur baby.
Very new to trying this “make your own dog food” thing after learning what was in various kibble. Tried this receipt & the fur babies loved it! Thank you for sharing.
Look into raw dog food. Bones & Co is a good brand or you can make it yourself. Dogs don’t need to be eating lots of produce and cooked meat like that. They do best on raw meat, organ, and crushed bone. 🥰 Rachel Fusaro gives great tips.
Wow, 6 years old and still looks like a puppy. His fur looks soooo soft and shiny. I wish more pet parents were like this. We feed our 3 dogs the farmers dog and it’s so expensive (because it’s fresh food). We have 2 standard poodle puppies who are both 6 months and 48 and 45 lbs and one 10 year old dog. We are going to switch to homemade.
I have a pit and a Yorkie...go figure...the Yorkie is soooo finicky and both their tummies would get upset from time to time. Well, I found you’re video and made this recipe and when I tell you they both ate like they were eating for the first time...I almost cried lol. Seriously though, this is amazing. I made enough to last about four days at twice a day...this is their food...for life...will also try chicken, rice and a veggie...👌🏽👏🏽🐶🔥
I’ve been making my dogs food for about five years now but I do a raw dog food which is even healthier. The thing that I noticed is your recipe is missing is chicken or turkey heart and liver plus they need the calcium from turkey neck but you cannot cook this or it will splinter. I also have a Yorky and I used to have a Yorky Poo who lived to be 17 years old and I swear the diet is what made the difference. My dogs had allergies and were chewing on their feet and body a lot so that’s why I switched. I add a dog probiotic and a raw food dog multivitamin powder. I was given this recipe from a friend of mine who is a dog intuitive and Nutritionalist. I batch the vegetables and then freeze them and thaw them as I need them. Broccoli and zucchini as well as yellow squash are really good for them. You have to do spinach in moderation it can be toxic. I also add blueberries as an antioxidant and sometimes a little apple other than that your recipe looks great. I hope this is helpful. We have our local butcher make up our dog blend with chicken, turkey, turkey neck, liver and heart there is a certain proportion that I can give anyone who is interested. The butcher puts it in 2 pound frozen bags. There’s also some wonderful brands of freeze dried raw dog food or frozen raw dog food that you can buy from specialty dog stores. I am so glad your puppy is feeling so much better! Enjoy!
I am a commercial raw food feeder for my 3 pups and cat but would love to have your homemade food recipe. I saw you have a RU-vid page. Could you post a video please
Thanks for sharing I just made this today for my 6 month old sheepadoodle who's already 50lbs. I had a figure out a cheap way to feed him before he eats me out of a home lol. He loved it by the way definitely gonna try more of your recipes.
just wanted to say your video inspired me to start cooking my dogs food. my vet totally was for it as my dog has allergies and doesn’t do well on processed dog food - he has a lot of skin issues. i’ve been cooking for my dog for about a month using a recipe she suggested and the difference i’ve seen in my dog all around is amazinggg. plus he now goes crazy over his food and he is sooo picky! very happy with my decision. i love knowing exactly what he’s eating too. so glad you posted this.
Lexu, I have been making this recipe for probably 2 years now for my little Faye! Her constant diarrhea/constipation literally stopped immediately!! I cant thank you enough!! She eats 1/4 cup 2X a day and has gone from 4.5 lbs to 6.6! Hahaha vet says she looks GREAT!! 10 yrs. Old and spry as can be!! 🥰
Exactly!!! But, people can't think for themselves. I quitted all GMO foods and I feel better and so does my dog! We should be eating what hunters and gatherers ate in the past! However, she lost me at when she talked about adding coconut oil into dog food, and never but never mix oils with heat.
I used to cook my goldendoodle food when she was younger and her stomach was a mess! (Diarrhea) so I did ground turkey, peas (blended) carrots (blended)! I did that for about 6 months! Now I feed her taste of wild (best kibble for her) and I still Add ground turkey for taste because other than that she won’t eat! Lol
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I don't have a dog but I want one... I kinda like the idea of homemade dog food... But while watching the video and your comment, I remembered when I was like 10, my oldest brother 13 found or stole a beautiful border collie... I don't know what that dry food was that my mother fed her but it was moist and kinda looked like ground beef... That dog was running around with my youngest brothers son who was 8 when we got her and her coat was as beautiful as ever... I was in my 30's when she was put down because she went blind... I wonder if the really need all these that vets say they do... She lived over 20 years and never went to a vet! I miss that dog, she was such a human that she would go in the bathroom and get tissue to cover her food and would not go the bathroom if you looked at her! Lol forgive me for writing a book!
This is very similar to what I use, and I also add turmeric and dry mustard, occasionally legumes, and brassica veggies like cauliflower, cabbage or kale. I have also subbed out rice for oats, barley or quinoa. My add-ins once cooled, are vitamin and mineral supplement, calcium, oil, kelp, fish oil and a pro and prebiotic. I get as much organic, free-range, and grass-fed components as possible. This is not an inexpensive way to feed dogs, but my two cavaliers are very healthy, and they love their food!
You are a lovely lovely woman! So happy you have a you tube channel, what a pure blessing you are! Thank you for loving your dogs and making their lives healthy and happy. I wish I could send you flowers! 💐💕
I had decided I need to start making dog food for my pup and I came across your channel.. My dog is an 8 y/o rescue with heartworms for 3 years. I adopted her 6 weeks ago and we started the heartworm treatments 2 weeks ago. The vet has her taking steroids because she retches and won't eat. I do believe this recipe will appeal to her as I've been cooking her chicken and rice and she loves it. But it's not the best for her health. Thank you for taking the time to share this information. And, Merry Christmas!
That's awesome that you solved Bentley's tummy issues! We have a 13 year old Queensland Heeler and have been making her food for most of that time! We use a very similar recipe and she loves it too! Homemade food is a great way to go!
Thanks so much for the recipes. I started making our dogs food this week and they are so happy! For those that are budget conscious my husband remembered that his mom used to buy the butcher’s sawdust (they are meat and bone shavings) so we went to a local market and got it for .59¢ a pound. We will post a picture when done.
I switched to homemade dog food about 1-2 months ago, and I just love that I know what is in my baby's food! Thanks for sharing this recipe. Going to switch a few things up for mine :) Thanks Lexy!
you are totally right about the breath regardless of the brand... though as a certified specialist I would also like to give you some tips for even better health! :) 1. Your dogs (or any other dogs) don't ever need starchy foods. They actually could even be fine without plant matter in their food in general, but some plants (like green veggies and berries) are beneficial. But NOT starchy foods - these just contribute to infections, allergies and potentially obesity. So I would cut on the potatoes, peas and rice. My general advice for plants in the diet is 10% - not keto yet, but surely not too much - and it's better too little than too much. 2. Dogs need a source of calcium, whether that be raw bones, egg shells or a synthetic supplement (which I would resort to last). Assuming your dogs aren't raw-fed, I recommend egg shells. 3. Prey animal (beef, chicken etc.) organs (offal) are like the multivitamins for us - so they should certainly be included as well. In a healthy diet, there should be 5-10% liver (raw or cooked) and about 5% heart (raw or cooked), because they are so essential. Other organs, like tripe, kidney or sweetbreads can also be included, but I'm not sure if there's a way to feed them not raw. 4. 5% of the diet should be fish - it's also really important. You can also feed only fish for the day every 20 days, that's up for you. Since choosing fish is not easy, I'll save time for you and list the most beneficial and safe ones: mussels, salmon, cod, sardine (canned in water only!), trout, herring, mackerel, oysters, shrimp. 5. Variety is also needed - don't get me wrong, it's good sticking with the recipes you know your dogs like and live healthy on, but there should be room for variety, so I would probably switch up the recipes more often - and the more you change the diet, the better your dogs will tolerate changes. I think every week - every 3 months would be great. Lastly, thank you for dumping kibble, that's what I fight for every day! :) p.s. the baby carrots may be sprayed with chemicals, so make sure to wash them well
@@jadebennett3595 hi, yes you need to mix the new food with the kibble. Start off with 3/4 kibble and 1/4 new food for about 4 to 5 days. Then 1/2 kibble and 1/2 new food for 4 to 5 days. Then 1/4 kibble and 3/4 new food for few days. Then you can put her 100% on the new food. If you don't introduce new food gradually, she will get diarrhea. I only know this because I have a very picky yorkie and have had to find a food she would eat. You can Google and get professional information too.
How many egg shells would you recommend to ensure your dog is getting enough calcium? I worry about my dogs eating bones because they break off big chunks and swallow them whole. I’m trying to get my dogs off kibble. I can’t afford a raw diet but I can afford to make their food. But I’m so confused on figuring out serving sizes and just nutrients they need in general 😩
I have a 9 pound yorkie. I have made both of your recipes in the instant pot. This is a game changer for him he looooves it! He’s a picky eater and will walk away if he doesn’t like it. I also got the supplement you suggested and put it in his food before he eats. Thank you so much!
Mine were slow too. I incorporated a teaspoon Organic Extra Virgin Olive oil to their food (ALL of them love -I've rescued dogs for over 13 years-) and they are able to jump and run now. One of my rescued Chis was dragging her rear legs miraculously, within 6 weeks she was running. She was only 6 years old and she now lives with her wonderful adoptive family. The oil also helps with any gastrointestinal and stomach issues. One teaspoon added to their meals no matter the size our precious companion.
I do this for my dog♡ He is a lab mix. I portion it out in servings and put in freezer bags and pop it in the freezer. Then all I have to do is warm it up in the microwave when I need it.
If you go to the trouble of making your dog's food, please don't microwave it. That kills the micro-nutrients and it's just very bad for humans and animals to eat microwaved food. Take a couple minutes to heat on the stove.
I am so glad to see another pet mum who asks her dogs to sit, stay and eat. My bull terrier is seven years old and looks at me like I'm nuts every feeding time. She doesn't like rules and marches to the beat of her own drum, or at least tries. She has food and environmental allergies and I am having trouble getting her prescription food as a reasonable price so am going to try cooking her food. thanks for the inspiration.
Tried this recipe today. Turned out perfectly! Thank you so much for sharing the recipe. My Yorkie LOVES it!! I do want to say that I didn't have a ground meat chopper, but a potato masher worked just as well!
Thanks so much for this awesome recipe! I love the way you walk us through it at a nice pace. I also love that you sweet talk with your babies - the way I do with my little baby girl too ☺️
Thank you for that. My dogs suffer from seizures. I have studied different foods suitable for their issue. Three vegetables they shouldn't eat are peas, broccoli and spinach. They are high in glutamate. The rest of these ingredients are ok. In Australia we don't have canned pumpkin, I used butternut. I add green beans, cucumber and cabbage. The carrots, cucumber I don't cook. I also give the raw mince, beef, Turkey and pork and veal from Aldi..
Made this for the three dogs in my home and have been giving it to my dog (11 month old mixed breed) and she loves it: thank you so much !! PS. My dog 🐶 name is Lexy as well 💗
This is a life saver. My Sophie girl had 3 seizures this month since I switched her kibble to Blue Buffalo. After wasting money at the pet ER just to be told she’s “fine”, i researched and found that that particular brand can be fatal for some dogs. The only reason I switched to that brand was because what she was eating before was keeping her overweight and she developed a benign fatty cyst. I’ll be making her food from now on. Going to track her appearance and behavior now that we are making her food. Thanks for this amazing video!
I've been giving my pit a similar recipe for probably 4 of his 6 years. If I knew how bad kibble was earlier I would of started even earlier. I use chop meat , or turkey, or chicken.. I switch it up . and ill switch between sweet potato and butternut squash.. and I use UDOS oil, its for humans but its got the omega 3 6 9 , its on amazon and its expensive, I also use the same seaweed calcium as u do.. it feels good to have a food that ur dog wants to eat, not dried poison they have to eat cuz they r hungry..
I have a 5 yr old 68lb pit, how many cups of this homemade food do you give your pup a day? She’s always been a picky eater but she’ll literally starve herself because she hates the kibble. I started just giving her rice and chicken but I realized she needs all her nutrients. What multi vitamins do u recommend? And supplements? Thanks
I gave her this recipe last night and this morning for breakfast and i was almost in tears! She was so happy eating her new food! Thanks for replying I wasn’t sure how much I should be feeding her.
@@Cmorales618 Yeah it makes a big difference you don't want to give your animal poison like kibble. My pit is 70 pounds and I give him 2 and a 1/2 cups.. I've been doing it for probably 5 years
I want to say thank you so much for creating your RU-vid 🤎 we are new parents to a Jack Russell terrier and our top priority was making sure he ate homemade meals. Your videos have helped us so much. Big hug 🫶🏽
I’m a new dog mom and My dog is super pickey I made this recipe last night and She loves it! No more paying almost $15 everyday for dog food! Thank you ❤️
Part 2 of this video is now live!! I share another homemade dog food recipe and also answer tons of the questions you guys have in that video!! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Vw00R-9kcJw.html
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Dear Lexy, thank you for this very informative video! I have a question though, if one isn't able to get/afford turkey can another protein meat be used?
Thank you for the info me and my mom made our first batch of this today and our dogs seem to love it and one of them has the same problems as your dog with skin allergies and sensitive stomach so I can’t wait to see how it works
@@lynnwilhoite6194They love it and it helps our dog with the allergies not itch so much it’s helped her sensitive stomach they demand it at meal times!!! 😂💕💕💕
My girl loves this recipe, made it for the first time tonight. She loves it!!! I've been ordering fresh cooked food, delivered frozen but this saves me a fortune. Thankyou for sharing 😊
My dog just recovered after being for 1week in a hospital after a neighbour threw food over the fence that my dog Bella ate and had an allergic reaction. The vet told me that after this I should feed her homemade food and this helped me a lot. Thanks
Thank you! I have been cooking for my pups for years after two huge scares with commercial dog foods. I am always looking to tweak and perfect their diet. I cook everything individually, and mixture when they get ready to eat. I love your recipes and list of supplements. A canine nutritionist is a great idea. First time on your channel. Liked and subscribed.
I have a seven-year-old German Shepherd who has food allergies. I've tried several different types and brands of dog food both dry and wet. I can't find anything that doesn't have the starches that she is allergic to. I want to start making her food and see if that helps. How much of this would you feed a large breed dog? Can chicken be substituted for Turkey? Also, I read through a lot of the comments. I'm so, so happy to see so many people who love their pets so very much.
Veils I have a German shepherd too. She is great with science hill ( the one ha s s German and pic in front). She is almost 10. Just try. But I think I am going to cook her food now. The economy is bad.
I had my English bulldog on kibble always a problem itching tried many many many food... Then I try farmers dog that help a lot. Then I said to myself I can cook this. Follow a receipt and look exactly like farmers dog I saved 100s of dollars and my dog loves it..
I feed my kittens very similar thing. They got bad diarrhea when they were fed kibbles. I was in the same situation where I had to homemake their food, boom, all problems gone. My kittens got shiny coats, good breath, good smell, more energy and less bloated, less regular feeding. Even their poop smells better.
Well I have just made some for my Yorkie of 10 years and he was going off his old food and I was tearing my hair out trying to get him to have something different and nutritious.. It's a huge success he loves it and I even tried some minus the vitimins and it was very tasty. No added stock needed. No salt. No wonder he gobbled it up. Used a little at first with his usual food and woofed that down. Now slowly changing it over. Trouble is now he is full of mischief but that is not a complaint! Thanks so much.
Looks delish! I make all my dog's food too... I'll try this recipe. You might want to consider adding liver/heart etc in addition to the meat. I also add powdered egg shell for calcium.
I recently switched up my dog food and my dog has been throwing it up. She is up and playing though and she is using the restroom like normal. I’m honestly thinking that it is the food that is not cooperating well with my pup’s stomach. I wanted to feed my dog healthier food and I’m so thankful that I found your video! Im going to feed my Golden who is older and has been having a lot skin problems and I heard that homemade food helps with that as well!
My min pin peanut just got out of the hospital for a bacterial infection in his belly. He was so so sick, critical condition. He’s on a bland diet for the next week so I made him a batch of white rice boiled chicken and scrambled egg. I’m planning on switching him and my beagle over to homemade food full time. In hopes of preventing anymore tummy problems. Love the video thank you for the info!
Hi Lexy, I got out my note pad and took notes, remarks and ideas (literally) like a good girl lol. Here’s what I thought : *I wanna express my gratitude to you for sharing such crucial, amazing information; I know how challenging it can be trying to figure out how/ what to cook for our fur babies, most information online is not pertinent. * as a suggestion: try ( specially for international viewers) to measure the ingredients, instead of using CUPS as a measuring unit. Grams/ Oz are more accurate (imho) i.e. if the pieces are too big the cup is goona have less weight as opposed to very small pieces and thus the weight isn’t gonna be the same ( I guess ) I’m just guessing cause I’m not American and don’t really know how to use a cup as a measurement unit. If you do Oz we can all convert it to whatever unit we use. * Your hands and manicure are esthetically pleasing 🥰 * Your ( maybe engagement?) ring is gorgeous 😊 Thank you again/ I liked and subscribed to support you 💜
When my dog was diagnosed with terminal cancer and given 4 months at most to live I started making all his food. He lived 18 months longer. Now I make homemade dog food for our new pup (I add spoonfuls to her puppy kibble). I also make homemade dog treats. It's all healthier and cheaper too!
This was so enjoyable to watch. You're such an awesome doggie mom! I wish there were more people out there that loved them so much. I'm just starting to home cook for mine. :)
You can put an egg In for calcium with the shell. I did not notice any difference with my dogs coat with the coconut oil but I tried olive oil and it had helped! I also just get pure balance all natural ingredients with no additives or dyes/colors but I add meat once in awhile with vitamins to it.
blessings,for you and your baby’s,we need people like you,Ifeeling so good,because this babys are human they feeling,they crying they are sweet,good bless you.We need stop abuse animal 😘🐶🐶
Hey Lexy!! I don't have a dog but here I am, watched the whole thing! hahaha!! I love to hear that Bentley hasn't thrown up in over a month!! That warms my heart so much! You are such a good fur mommy! Bentley looks so good!! And Blissey is cute as ever and she's learned commands so fast!! I feel like you just got her!! They're good babies!! And I'm just going to go ahead and say it.... That dog food looks so good! hahahaha!!! 😂😂😂 I enjoyed watching Lexy! I know this is going to help so many fur moms with similar stories to Bentley!!
Hey girl! Aww thanks for watching 🥰🥰🥰 yes I am so happy he doesn’t have to take medication anymore 🙌🏾🙌🏾 Blissey is so darn smart. She learned commands so fast! Haha girl the dog food is good! I tried it 😂😂😂 Ryan and I joke around and say man the dogs are eating better than us haha. So glad you enjoyed 🤗🤗🤗
I just brought a Lab puppy home, 2 months now. She has only been on 2 dog foods, the one the breeder started her on and the one I changed her to (Blue Buffalo puppy) and she can't stop scratching and chewing on herself, her skin is flaking....I was online doing research as to what I could change her to and I find YOU! My last dog got cáncer and I know it was from the food, I have always wanted to use an all natural food, that's why I chose Blue.... but now, I'm doing it whole heartedly! Thank you for sharing the links, you made my life a ton easier. I'll give updates...
Thank you for the video and info. I was contemplating getting them back on their original high quality kibble but it's $45 for 24lbs and doesn't last like it used. Mine like their food wet anyway, so I've been researching for months for homemade diet and the raw diet. Especially, during the pandemic they're Bison flavored kibble is being bought up, and my 1yo is a very picky eater.
Best video I've seen on homemade dog food. Fun training tip: Your dog hears you the first time. I've been binge watching @RachelFusaro's videos and she says to say the command one time and then wait until it' been acted on. Been working wonders with my 12-week old pup.
Great video! Your dogs are supper cute. Couple of other ingredients you might want to try (vet approved) are Zucchini, Broccoli, Eggs, olive oil, and apple sauce. I use all of your ingredients plus the ones I listed here. My dogs love it, and their health is great for two 12 year old dogs. Also I bought a case of BPA free plastic containers, and I divide a huge stock pot into 30 of these containers (each container has a one day supply), and freeze them so I only have to do this once a month. I just pull one out of the freezer each night and put in the fridge to replace the thawed one I am using that day.
