Why Secreting Organs Are Necessary For Raw Fed Pets 

best raw feeding channel hands down

There are a lot of RU-vidrs who talk about raw feeding, but you are maybe the only one who goes into so much depth and also never talks down to us or rambles on and on. You get straight to the point and always provide a feel-good, motivating video. I swear I go out to the grocery store every time I see your videos.

This video is such good quality, I can’t believe it only has 1000 views! Hope this channel will grow so more people can learn about the best stuff to feel their pets

Hands (or paws) down the best channel covering this topic! Not some random person screaming into the camera or someone who explains it in a way where you don’t understand. Why don’t you have more subscribers?

0:58 didn't realize the insides of an animal could look so aesthetic...

Much easier to watch videos to gain knowledge. Thank you for your time in making these videos!

Love love love your channel! Very informative! My question, do you feed your dog inside or outside? If inside, it it messy?

Hi! I just discovered your channel today, and practically binged all your videos (I love the cinematography, btw)! They're super informative and helpful. My family is trying to switch our senior dog (lots of skin allergies) from her current diet of a high-end kibble + some cooked muscle/organ meats to a homemade raw/semi-raw diet. We also have a cat that I recently adopted and would eventually love to have on a raw diet (he was a kibble addict, but I've finally transitioned him to wet food after over 2 months!). I'm building a meal plan off your videos, but I was wondering what your opinion on a 80/10/5/5 meal + vegetable puree + canine supplement (dog multivitamin + mineral) diet? I'm a little nervous about adding supplements myself (without a doggy supplement pill)--do you have recommendations on where I can go to find the daily vitamin/mineral intake amounts? So far I've gotten the iodine amounts from a previous video of yours, but am a little lost on the other minerals/vitamins. Thank you!!

I love your videos. I watch them multiple times and take notes in between! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. My cat hates organs. I tried sashimi, grind and hide, seared and dehydrated. None worked. The only little luck I have is to make a shredded chicken gravy with them in it. Is that ok for the long haul? I know cooking them kills the nutrients....

im early !!! Great Vid !

Great video! Question, have you heard about Nuvet? The breeder I’m getting my my puppy from requires I give Nuvet for 2 yrs. Its suppossed be a supplement to help support there immune system. It’s packed with vitamins on minerals. My worry is overdoing the vitamins and minerals. Do you suggest I cut back on anything raw when giving something as Nuvet? Thanks in advance!

Great vid.

180 bucks of cheapest meats and organs at the supermarket lasts my 40lb dog 9 months. she regularly fasts about 2 days beteween meals. also sometimes i leave meat out in a zip lock bag until it gets slimy and rotten. this keeps her gut strong and healthy. she is 10 years old and has the looks and playfullness of a puppy.. trust me ,fasting your dog is KEY to keeping it healthy.. dogs should only eat equivilent to the energy they put out. lazy dogs eat less and active dogs eat more.

Another great video!

When a carnivore hunt their prey, which part would they eat first ? Every single carnivore would eat organs first, that's mean their ratio would be more than 10%. Even some of them are only getting organs without muscle meat or bones in one meal when there is a competitor or they eat in packs, the first one to eat would get organs and the last to feed would get what's left ( Bone & Muscle Meat ). I don't believe in 80 / 10 / 10 Organs should be more than 10% Including Heart, Lung, Gizzard, Offal, Tripe and Bit of Bone. Ideally cut the lean muscle meat portion and give heart, lung and gizzard ( i would say because heart, gizzard and lung consider as a muscle meat even tho it's an organ, these 3 should be a must included like liver and per take in that 80 % part ) with offal, tripe and bone instead of giving 80 % of pure lean muscle meat ( because some people really just give 80 % of pure lean muscle meat ). * Offal in here means mixed of other organs like liver, brain, kidney, spleen, pancreas, testicle and tongue.

Another great video!!👌🏽

I have a question, when feeding meat does it has to be grassfed organic? Does fish has to be wildcaught? Do i have to feed kelp everyday?

I have LGDs and feeding them can be costly only lungs can be affordable in addition to bones and cartridges and vegetables but meat Coasts much more,what to do to make the meals more efficient?

Can I make a video showing a few recipes of raw dog food using more common meats like pork, chicken and beef that are nutritionally balanced plz

Im totally new to given this to my cats. So you are saying not to choose regular chicken liver from the grocery store?

I get whole chickens and chop them up for my dog (along with other meats, veg, fish, egg, and supplements). I notice these pale-colored, bean-shaped organs inside the rib bones of the chicken. Are those testes? Are testes OK to feed to a female dog?

Great video, wait, I'm second😅

What are your thoughts on cow udders? I can't find any information on these and if they would be good to give to my dog. I'm leaning towards yes

This kind of topic can really stress a new comer. I follow the rule so lightly i been able to find more things now. I still hvent found spleen, panc, I did find a goat leg at a asian market and i chopped it up and used it for my dog to clean her teeth. She didnt try to chew it till meat was gone which is when i threw it away. It was pricy 23$ but i got about 6 cuts out of it. So 4 dollars a treat if bought separate which doesn't sound as bad now especially for being raw. And those raw websites r nuts they r way too expensive. I feed 2 dog's with 65$ for 2 weeks and thats not being tight i could spend less if i was tight. They charge 80$ to feed a 55lb dog for 1 week. For rich people if u ask me

Can I feed my cats intestines? and chicken crop? its widely available here in my country

So you talked about only feeding 2-3 percent duck and ruminate animals liver, but how about goose since it’s very similar to a duck

Can my dog eat intestines? That's a organ. Can't find answers anywhere. And if yes is it still 5%??

Hi! Is it okay to feed pork brains and other organs from pork? Thank you!

My dog HATES liver. I have to hide it and he still finds it. Do you have any advice?

Do you think chicken livers could work as a secreting organ? I know Walmart sells plastic containers full of them.

I do all of this but I cook the meat.. is that ok?

It seems like you are really missing the forest for the trees. You are talking about the “essential nutrients” a dog needs, then don’t even mention the three big macros. Proteins, fats, carbs. I’m not saying don’t feed your animal these secreting organs. I have no doubt that they are healthy choices and are a good source of micronutrients. But at the end of the day, it’s the big 3 that count. And these secreting organs are still primarily made of protein and fat. I’m sure the dog will be just fine with or without them.

I get all the organs for free

Love your videos! But I do have a question! If there is no nutritional info for ovaries, how do we know it is both safe and good to include in their diet vs the other organs?