What Raw Feeding All Of My Animals Looks Like 

Gross but also very interesting

Same haha 🥲

Lol same😂

You might one day

same lol

I also do the same 😅

All those intricate meals are just trying to be as nutritious as the whole mouse!

Right! Also, love your name lolzzz

It can be used as treat once in a while

Most bunny owners don’t just feed their bunnies carrots tho 😂. Keep complaining abt nothing lol.

The things she used for the milk are small drops for a farm so I'd guess she could have them for free or as a add on for buying something else :) colostrum is valuable for farmers for raising the calves, but the calves drink 8 litres of it per day (maybe around 3-4 gallons) so what she needs for 2 baby buns is a drop. And bugs can be grown at home once you get a starter colonie. And they vary in price by how rare a speacies they are but you can get like 10-50 worms depending how quickly your pets use them, they will continually reproduce and cost maybe like 1-5€ for them.

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ikr?? dango daikazoku and gokigen ferret plushies to boot!

I love hearing that! 😆 Maybe one day

True!

I used to do that before I got Matsu :3

its good to be prepared

does this give them a longer life span?!

@@ChrisannaKempyes! Most of the health issues pets have today are caused by commercial pet foods.

Aww thank you! :'s

I was worried it would be too long for people, I'm glad you liked it!

I appreciate it :)

Aw I love Rachel and Jun! What a compliment ahaha

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Thank you! Oliver was from a pet store unfortunately. Guts was from a breeder in PA. If you would like to know a bit more shoot me a message on instagram :)

@@PawsofPrey I’d say unfortunately to the breeder as well... there are too many animals in shelters to be spending $500 for some person to force their dogs to be pregnant constantly.

@@Fuzzysea693 there's a big difference between the dog breeding scene and the ferret breeding scene. Ferret breeders are a huge positive as there is a monopoly on ferrets in the US by Marshall's, an animal mill. Their ferrets have shortened lifespans by about 1/2. Supporting ferret breeders in the USA is extremely vital

Hello! Thank you so much :)

What is your insta feed? Because I follow someone with a merle corgi & ginger cat but they aren’t paws of prey I just checked. One of the insta feeds that made me decide to introduce a puppy to my cat.

It is a lot of work but I love doing it, thank you!

aww I'm glad you like it!

I could, yes! But since I mainly feed frozen/refrigerated bugs (and it takes 2 seconds to prepare the bowl lol) I don't often have to prep, I just take them out each day! Might be a fun video for others though :)

@@PawsofPrey I would love a video like that!! (If you haven’t done one already I haven’t checked) My hedgehogs are like your hedgie sometimes they will eat the raw and sometimes they won’t lol my hedgehogs will only eat live bugs I’ve tried frozen ones just to see how they would like it but they wouldn’t touch it 😂 I also give my hedgehogs salmon oil bc Louie has dry-ish skin and sage just likes the taste, only around 2-3 drops though

Thanks :3

Thanks! The bunnies has access to wild vegetation but basically up until this day didn't care for it and only wanted milk 😬 after this day they had all 3 options in their enclosure at all times!

This was so nice to read! Id love to do an overall hedgehog care video :) I don't feed my hedgie completely raw either, he's so picky. I'd suggest a high quality cat kibble, I currently use Fromm

The Primal Pack Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

Thank you!!

@@PawsofPrey ❤️

It was! :')

she talks about them in a different video. just make sure your pet actually needs supplements otherwise it can have an adverse affect on their health.

...maybe lol

i want to know if it works!

LOL

I have a chizer ( Chihuahua + schnauzer ) and live on the 3rd story of my building and this 100% accurate lol

I recommend making a C&C cage! Look it up! Super diverse and great for giving your hedgies a lot of space, or working around a room that you have them in.

Aw thank you!! My boyfriend got them for me a long time ago! Maybe try Etsy?

The Primal Pack Found some! Thank you 😊

I do 1-2 times a week!

Is it better to feed egg yolk cooked or raw?

@@heathnorthpoke9825 Rawww everything rawww

Well that's awesome ^____^ I'm glad I'm helping you figure out how you will be feeding your future babies!

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how heavy is the cat and how much does he eat? xx

Yes, they had full access to it as well as foraged grasses, clovers, and dandelions.

Haha thank you

Here ya go! kin-kind.com/products/raw-vitaboost-dog-cat-supplement tinyurl.com/y6cfbdp6

Haha!

It looked like it! But I don't think so, it didn't smell like it!

I believe Petco!

Oh no worries lol! As he reached around 7-8 months, he refused to eat breakfast. I offered food for lunch and he would still act pretty uninterested. It wasn't until dinner where he decided to eat everything. We have stuck with that routine for the most part, but now he's happy to eat breakfast, so I'll give him a little in the mornings

@@PawsofPrey Oh I see! Thank you so much for the reply 😊

I would also like to know!

I’d love to know as well!!

I saw they mentioned on another comment that they use a brand called “Wildly Blended”!

Hey! I’m not a RU-vidr obviously, but I thought I’d chime in just in case you were still looking into feeding your ferret a strictly whole prey diet. In the wild, a ferret (or polecat) would be hitting all their nutritional bases by eating a wide variety of prey, and we as keepers of course try to emulate that best by feeding a variety of proteins. You could order a rotation of different whole prey sources from a retailer like RodentPro or Hare Today, but the tricky thing about doing this safely is the fact that these are “mill bred” animals. Basically, though they are kept up to standard, the rats, mice, chickens, guinea pigs, etc. that you’d be feeding from these places may be lacking essential nutrients that their wild prey counterparts would not be missing. This is because the farmed versions have a limited/non fresh diet (usually Mazuri, a dry feed), don’t get a lot of exercise, and don’t have access to real sunlight (hence a lack of Vitamin D, taurine, etc). So the best option if you were to feed exclusively WP would be to hunt and/or farm these prey animals yourself (or source them from a hunter or small scale farmer) so that you have more control and awareness over what your ferret is eating. I think this is a little excessive, and I don’t personally have the motivation or means to hunt or breed prey animals so I feed half whole prey from a trusted retailer (and from a local source I can rely on some of the time) and half “frankenprey” with supplements here and there. I’m just not comfortable feeding whole prey by itself for the aforementioned reasons, and I think ferrets really do benefit from eating things such as quality grinds, raw meaty bones, organs and muscle meats from an array of sustainably sourced, healthy animals even if these are not things they’d typically eat in the wild and require a little portioning. It’s easier for me to feel that my ferrets are getting as close to a balanced diet in captivity as possible this way. Anyway, I hope this helps! (If you read this novel 🤣)

@@taracornell9093 thank you so much for your very detailed & thought out response. I genuinely appreciate the knowledge & time you took to provide me this information. I have since had to stop feeding raw as I was sternly spoken to by several vets & doctors as I am severely immunodeficient & require high doses of immune replacement therapy weekly. It’s a real bummer for me to not be allowed to do this anymore but I have to take my own medical issues into consideration. I have since started feeding freeze dried raw as that’s where we compromised as that is at least a lower risk in terms of my health & I refuse to feed kibble. I simply don’t believe kibble no matter which one is a healthy diet. If you have any ideas on freeze dried raw for a ferret with food sensitivities I’d appreciate it. She seems to only be able to eat this freeze dried beef by raw paws without getting seedy poops, but I know a rotation of proteins is really important & would appreciate any suggestions. Thank you again 🙏🏻

Guts was weaned onto raw and was eating mice at 8 weeks of age so he's seasoned in it! I'm sure things would be different if that wasn't the case haha

Maybe try feeding pinkies for them to get used to eating whole food? Maybe cut it in half for the first times?

@@haileymiller7796 You can absolutely try that! Cutting adult mice in half, or any whole prey is a way to get them to realize it's food.

@Stephen Wouw Yes as early as possible. With my cat feeding raw actually calmed her down. It does take a little longer to digest but it's mainly because the stomach acid is different than their ancestors. You can cook the meat by lightly searing it if you're pet is a picky eater. For me it only costs monthly for my cat $88 and $1.94 a day.

Hello!! So multivitamins aren't really a magic pill that just balances everything unfortunately, and on top of that it's filled with only synthetic vitamins. You're welcome to feed it, but I'm just not sure how much of each vitamin/mineral it contains so I'm not sure if it's enough to fill any gaps. Have you seen my supplement video? I go over what you can use to fill nutritional gaps and the dosages. Perfectly Rawsome also has a great post about it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hHrR_M2HOOo.html | tinyurl.com/yyotrcj8

I can try! It's sort of up to you depending on what you can find though as well as your pet's species, weight, age, and activity level!

I saw they mentioned on another comment that they use a brand called “Wildly Blended”!

That's great! Way better with that hydration and freeze dried raw.

I rotate between Wildly Blended and Earth Animal

It's definitely a LOT to learn, but I truly enjoy doing it!