Meat You Shouldn't Feed Your Raw Fed Pet

[@PawsofPrey]

I may have came off a little confusing at the end of the fish section. I don't mean all fish should be avoided, just the high mercury ones! These are safe fish that should be fed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXWpfnpvhbCpl5I

[@The_Woof_Pack]

I was hoping you would talk about shellfish. Maybe next time.

[@PawsofPrey]

@@The_Woof_Pack shellfish like oysters and mussels are fine to feed if they're steamed first!

[@CaryKelly11]

Nah, you're good and thank you for this channel and your work. I enjoy listening to you and learning from you. ;)

[@lisacarr8654]

If I've understood right fish that if your pregnant are on the no list shouldnt be fed in raw diet? . Just I know which they are when I was pregnant with my son all I wanted was fish but certain were a no because of the Mercury in them such as tuna

[@PawsofPrey]

@@lisacarr8654 if high mercury fish is something you shouldn't be eating when pregnant, then the high mercury fish on that chart apply to that. Unfortunately I don't know much about it as far as people go

[@wooof.]

You have made the option of raw diet over kibble for my dog an actual option for me to consider as it was so overwhelming before

[@PawsofPrey]

Aw that's always my goal! Also love your name/pfp, FMA is the best

[@kathavri]

okay, idk if its just me, but i LOVE watching people make meals for their dogs, and i dont even have a dog 😂 I just love knowing that dog is eating superb!

[@PawsofPrey]

That was me before I got my dog!

[@angelbutchas251]

Doing my research before starting the raw diet with my husky and just discovered your channel. Thanks for all the helpful information!

[@mulliemakam1859]

You should watch Gohan !!

[@BlueHorse17]

We have been going strong on a raw diet the past two weeks. Gave the rest of their kibble away yesterday.

[@swedishdogs3327]

Here in Sweden wild boar (and pork) can be fed! Pseudorabies is eradicated here, and all hunters MUST test the meat for trichinella so if it's negative, free to feed! But it's definitely not garunteed in rest of Europe

[@PawsofPrey]

This is great! I'm so happy about that!

[@00011011000101]

All pork is really fatty, and increases the risk of diabetes 2.

[@Ayla_azurite]

I'm so glad I found your chanel! I'm getting a puppy in a few months so I'm educating myself as much as I can to give pup the best arrival and life as possible. I knew about raw feeding for a while now, probably a few years and I always thought it was one of the best things you could feed your carnivorous pet, but I innocently thought that I'd be very expensive... when in fact.. it's cheaper than the best kibbles I found in my country- so Ownat, Wolfood and Carnilove. Honestly when I learnt that I was shocked but so happy!! I now know I'll be able to afford raw feeding to my future doggo and it is such a wonderful feeling. And then I went on youtube and you were on my recommandations because I already watched a tone of videos about raw feeding (but in french xD) and MAN. Thank you KZbin!! Your videos are so helpful! And your corgi is so cute!! I watched a few of your videos already and they're such good quality.. either on the images, the sound, the content, it looks like it was made by a professional. I thought you'd have way more followers tbh! You deserve more!! Keep going like this, you're helping a lot of people and doggos, thank you so much!

[@DamnKP11b]

Ah man.. I was really wanting to feed my shitzu some cheeta steaks lmao

[@arson3630]

U too? Sigh there goes my Tuesday plans

[@mr.puddintater1805]

I can't believe that amphibians would ever be considered.

[@Boyeatsworld8]

Lol

[@cDerb156]

Thank you so much for you help!! My rescued bully mix is so very picky, he started rejecting all types of kibble after a few days trying them, and wet food additives upset his stomach. Now he’s on the barf diet and has never been happier at meal times!

[@Sapphirecym]

I wanted to thank u for all ur videos cuz they helped me so much and I can’t thank u enough. Ur the reason why I committed to feeding raw and probably why my dog is gonna be super healthy and live longer. Also, u probably noticed that I comment on all ur videos asking questions and I hope that didn’t annoy you too much😅 Oh! And if I can’t buy kefir for probiotics, is there a powder supplement or something similar to that that I can use? And have u taken any online courses for canine nutrition before, I’m just curious?

[@PawsofPrey]

You're SO sweet!! Thank you! And no not at all annoying. You can use probiotics in capsule form from the brand NOW. Now Probiotic-10 (100 Billion) is what I recommend!

[@Sapphirecym]

@@PawsofPrey thank you!!

[@TazHall]

Creating recipe cards to hand out would certainly make this information much more accessible. I will go right to the pet stores and discreetly hand them out lol

[@teagannichols3097]

Here in Australia crocodile is a very common novel protein for sensitive skin or stomach dogs. Being a carnivore I wonder if the same issues apply. Great video!

[@PawsofPrey]

If it's farmed croc, it's less of a risk for sure! And if it's something necessary for allergic reaction purposes, go right ahead. I'm from Florida and alligator meat isn't hard to find! 😆

[@adrianalexander5354]

Your videos are always so informative and helpful!

[@PawsofPrey]

I'm so glad!

[@sharminakamal332]

Great video

[@Barakon]

The only exception is insectivores, insectivorous animals like lizards & small birds are common in a small cat’s diet & are also a part of a wolf’s diet. Also sand cats can eat snakes, but idk about the wild ancestors of domestic cats.

[@HogwartsBasement]

I genuinely find it odd that they feed the cows grain in the USA because either the grass is ruined or they have so many of them packed into small land that grass cannot grow. US meat also can’t be sold around many parts of the world because there’s something wrong with it. There’s a few documentaries that you should look at and see if we should be concerned as pet owners feeding US beef etc to the dogs based on its high potency of farm medicine, antibiotics and bacteria concentrations

[@Sahil-ti3tw]

This might be a stupid question, but I bought ground wild boar from the store, is that safe to feed raw? The brand is "Force of Nature", so it came in a packet, it was not just a pound of meat from the butcher section.

[@kristinae.7084]

Maybe it would be better if you cooked it first, over 160 degrees, just to be safe.

[@Carmen-yi6fs]

starting introducing my 5month kitten into a raw diet, thx for the help!!

[@PawsofPrey]

Good luck! :)

[@JoseHernandez-gz2um]

I was feeding raw diet but heard that it’s very acidic for the dog and plus the pesticides and hormones in the meat since it’s raw it’s bad for them unless feeding organic and pastured raised meats. What do you think about that?

[@sophiafarah8246]

Can I feed my dog cooked plain lean pork? My 7 year old dog has been having skin itching her whole life. I’ve fed her chicken and stopped the kibble. She got real bad and full of hot spots. Now I heard pork is a good inexpensive meat but I want to cook for her

[@gailadams4943]

Is a special deep freeze (much lower than a standard kitchen refrigerator) necessary to kill the parasites?

[@axldmg1481]

Hey there, Thank you for the amazing and very informative content, all over your videos. Just if I may, specifically with regards to this video, I would like to emphasize that EU regulations, when it comes to farming, and especially raising animal for consumption, is many fold more strict and restrictive than the US one: no hormones, no massive and continuous antibiotics, no bleaching and, of course, no animal proteins are allowed in their food since the 80s, all of which are strictly forbidden (and animal welfare is, as well, much more regulated in the EU than any other part of the world). So, the meat coming from the EU is undeniably safer, per all accounts, than US's or any other country.

[@PawsofPrey]

Thanks for bringing this up. It was something I did want to add in for a little contrast, but I didn't want to make things confusing for the viewer. I can't stand the US factory farm industry. I do agree the animals raised in the EU are undoubtedly healthier when compared to factory farmed animals here in the US. Hormones and antibiotics are certainly something I frown upon with store-bought meat, which is why I try to source locally raised meat as much as I can. I mainly brought this up because even though the rearing of these animals before slaughter is less than ideal, the meat is still properly inspected and deemed safe for consumption, and the diet of commercial swine is also regulated, which has caused trichinella findings to significantly drop. With the free trade market I just wasn't confident in what all goes on as far as regulating things like this!

[@axldmg1481]

@@PawsofPrey Hello. First I want to thank you very much for responding so diligently and carefully. I'm glad I'll be able to reassure you then as diet of swine (and every other animal raised for consumption) is strictly regulated as well, and veterinary controls are systematic when the animals are brought to the slaughter house. Besides these controls are doubled when exporting the meat out of the EU (free trade is definitely not unregulated, which is good news for everyone :D). On another topic, I wanted to ask you please : how many times a day do you feed your cat??

[@sonhank78]

Hello, how do you feel about crocodile? I'm assuming these are fresh water crocks, rather than their beastly saltie cousins, but cant be sure. I bought some raw frozen chunks the other day I'm planning to put into the next batch, and we also have freeze dried crocodile. Out kitten goes nuts for it. We are in Australia, lots of exotic meats like wallaby, emu, camel, and wild boar (should I avoid this one) available here, which i struggle to find a nutritional profile on. Appreciate your opinions. Thanks heaps!

[@gabamaro8572]

Lov your Chanel, great tips shared. We have three pets at home, one big dog and two small puppies.

[@nashburns3559]

Can I feed mice as a hole prey or dose it not have Enough nutrients

[@PawsofPrey]

If you are rotating it with other whole prey animals, or just including it with a balanced homemade raw diet, then yes mice are fine to feed and a decent whole prey source.

[@The_Woof_Pack]

I was just about to ask this! I want to breed mice and rats to add into my dogs' and cat's diet but I just wasn't sure if this was a good idea. I'm learning how to humanely euthanize smaller livestock like poultry and rabbits but I want to start off small since I didn't have the guts to slaughter my chickens and a family member had to do it... I also want to switch from barf to whole pray.

[@PawsofPrey]

@@The_Woof_Pack raising your own is the absolute best way to ensure they were raised and fed well!

[@TazHall]

@@The_Woof_Pack The challenge would also be that the prey animals are clean and well-fed also.

[@fraliak]

Awesome video! I started DIY a few months ago and I'm learning so much from your channel. I was offered some rockfish, do you think its safe to feed? From my understanding it seems safe because its not that high in mercury but also not that beneficial. I was also offered some calico, I'm guessing that ones not great either?

[@PawsofPrey]

It's not a fish commonly fed. I believe it's a perch which is safer as far as mercury levels but it's lower in omega-3s than many other fish. I wouldn't feed calico!

[@fraliak]

@@PawsofPrey thanks for your response! Yeah I wouldn't buy it or anything but was just offered some. I'll pass on it.

[@niranjanselvam8790]

Your channel videos are very informative and useful. Keep up the good work..👍

[@sophiafarah8246]

Are cooked lean pork chops okay to feed my dog

[@albertojuarez8324]

I’ve fed pork for years now never had any issues with trichinellosis this is more likely to happen in like 3 world countries wer the meat was not properly raised sanitized or handled in a very clean way pork from the U.S should be safe to feed from my personal experience I’ve never had any issues regarding parasites with pork people say to freeze the pork before feeding it but its more than likely that the pork you buy from the US has already been frozen in commercial freezers before it’s sold to the public for human consumption don’t be afraid of feeding pork it’s s great protein source and very affordable Aswell my dogs love pork

[@supertico16ify]

Great video. Thanks. I feed my Rottie the BARF diet. Is blue crab safe to feed? 🤔

[@PawsofPrey]

Thank you! Blue crab not really necessary or recommended

[@vivianLx3]

Hi there. Do you clean the meats you buy from grocery stores before feeding to your pets (I.e. vinegar wash or just washing with water?)? Thank you!!

[@itstionamarie]

No she doesn’t

[@boredom4me877]

Be careful if you wash ur meats as it can spread salmonella to various surfaces.

[@benbarson2810]

@@itstionamarie 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@OpinionatedMonk]

The mercury thing - perhaps it's because you're American, but the way we measure this is to make sure, as far as possible, that the fish comes from the North sea; nearer Denmark as possible, where, regardless of the species, there is less mercury poisoning. Might be harder for Americans to source this (compared to UK where I am), just due to geographical distance.

[@khirsah666]

I just fed a liitle bit of beef tongue to my dog and he loved it and I clicked to video to check if it's one of them and none of those animals that showed in the video are in my country or something I will even consider to feed my dog lol.

[@carlenemanalo1172]

Oh dear😭 i fed my puppy a tablespoon of canned tuna will she be fine? 😭😭

[@futbol1972]

I want to start my 87 lbs, 8 years old goldendoodle on a raw diet but iam scared:( Is it safe to give my dog raw meats and bones? The bone fragments in ther stomach won't be dangerous for their track system like people mentioned on internet ? They also say pork is dangerous because of parasites or something like that and rae chicken because of salmonella and other things etc, etc. A lot of articles say to make sure to prepare the food right meaning I have to cook it and remove all bones..iam so confuse and nervous to give my dog raw meats and bones...a lot of articles say to cook it and others say it's OK to give it to them raw with bones

[@abcdefggg5658]

I feed my 65 lb 6.5 mo old Golden Retreiver raw since he was 2 mo old. He previously had so many ear and skin infections (pyoderma), problems with his urine, and overall lower energy, his eyes looked darker and now that he is on RAW diet his bones have developed so strong, NO skin infections, and a amazing change is his mood/demeanor. He is so much happuer and can play hourse longer than his kibble fed siblings (learned this from a play date at 5 mo). He is a highly sensitive dog (as are most golden retreivers) and i feed his Small Batch Duck with tooper from KOHA pet food. So, just try a high quality company like Primal or Small Batch

[@futbol1972]

I wanna make it easier for my self. Lol. so is it ok if I just give him chicken and ground beef all the time? May switch it up here in there but will it be OK for %90 of the time? Will this be OK for breakfast all the time? One chicken leg, one chicken tight..Will this be enough for his protein and bone requirements for the first meal ( 87lbs goldenddodle 8 years old)??, a small piece of beef liver or chicken liver, a couple hearts or gizzards maybe an egg 2 to 3x a week, some fish oil with flex seed powder or one of the other one? Some spinach or a a piece of carrot or a tbs of can pumpkin.. For dinner about 4oz of ground beef, chicken breast or any cheap good meat for him? For bone requirement a one chicken neck? Don't know how many ounces of beef or chicken liver, a couple of pieces? Maybe 2 small sardines? Like 1/4 cup of goat milk maybe? Been reading a lot and I do have an idea just don't know how many ounces of what to give him or what to give him? I know I have to give him about 1.7lbs of food for the whole day which I will split in two meals which is about 0.8lbs per meal. And this is where iam having problems of how many ounces of muscle meat per meal, bones ( do bones in chicken count as bone requirement)? How many ounces of liver, hearts, gjizzards? Sordy for all the questions but I think iam getting closer to feeding feeding my dog all the nutrients..I know I can give him cottage cheese too, coconut oil. Bljeberries, bananas, apples and other foods too but my problem right now is what I mentioned above. Thank you for your help.

[@merhabaworld5924]

I have 2 large breeds on raw, one is a year old puppy and a 4 year old. DO NOT feed cooked or smoked bones. We stay away from pork and beef bones as they are too dense. Stick with raw hollow bones from chicken or turkey. We feed them twice a day and stay away from feeding a bunch of carbs or oils. Dogs don't need carbs. If you do only use groundmeat, you must supplement with bone meal. If not, the body will pull it from itself, not good. Typical examples: meal 1 is just a chicken quarter Meal 2: couple chicken gizzards, 2 or 3 livers, 2 chicken feet, sardine, few pieces frozen green bean, 3 oz ground turkey or turkey neck. Meal 3: ground beef, beef heart, tongue, liver, canned green beans, fish oil, sprinkle bone meal Meal 4: whole tilapia, fins and spikes removed. Meal 5: whole cornish game hen These are some of what we do and have had no issues. It also depends on what you can get for meats/organs where you live. The more variety the better. Chicken leg quarters are a very good option and it's a bulk of my dogs diet. It's the perfect ratio of bone to protein and it's big enough to force them to chew. Wings or drums can be problematic since they are too tiny and not enough bone/calcium. Hope this helps.

[@futbol1972]

Yes this is great.. thank u..have one more qheation my wife do not want to give him any raw meat...Can I cook all the meat except bones and if I is possible is there any type of supplements instead of the raw bones so he can get all the minerals and all the other nutrients the bone has? My wife has anxiety and she is been reading a lot of stuff on internet about the barf diet. She does not want to give him any raw bones cause she is scare about the bone fragments. What could I give him instead of raw bones to meet mineral requirements?

[@merhabaworld5924]

@@futbol1972 I'm not sure because we dont supplement. That'll also end up costing you a bunch of money for all these supplements. We dont even use a bunch of the bone meal powder unless we know they'll go a few meals without raw bone. Bone meal powder is cooked and shouldn't be used all the time anyway. Also, salmonella is part of a dogs digestive tract. They cant get sick from it, you can if you dont keep clean. Just dont touch your dogs face after they've eaten. If your wife is scared then you guys just need to stick with raw store bought kibble, sorry. Theres no easy way to do this. It does take a bit of work to go this route. You guys may be overthinking it perhaps?

[@Alexd11002]

Question, since the dog is eating the raw meat, getting it all over the face/paws, i'm guessing we have to be careful after they eat to touch them until they clean themselves off? Similar to how we need to clean/sanitize very well on surfaces the meat has touched.. Thanks!

[@PawsofPrey]

It's not necessary, but if it makes you feel better then go ahead! Dogs and cats lick their butt regardless of the food they eat, which has just as much bacteria, yet we don't wash their mouth when we see them do that, do we :p

[@laurennichole161]

If you are immunocompromised it absolutely is recommended to avoid allowing them to lick you but you will be okay if you pet them and wash your hands afterwards. Raw food can contain bacteria and toxins that are not present in cooked foods and that is harmful for anyone, pet or human, that is immunocompromised.

[@mr.puddintater1805]

Nature is always a good guide to follow. Thanks for the info.

[@T0mtoma]

Never knew that wild hogs aren’t safe to eat,Thanks for sharing!

[@black_thoughtz777]

Is beef thyroid ok to feed dogs?

[@brankaklinec8021]

You mentioned not feeding wild pig, is that the same as wild boar? I have seen wild boar being offered here in Canada at pretty much every place that sells raw food. I'm surprised that would be offered if it is so unsafe.

[@themoonrisepack]

Quick question, my parents are hunters and could provide moose and deer meat once in a wild. would that work for a medium sized dog? (20lbs max)

[@kristinae.7084]

I think that would be fine, since moose and deer are herbivores.

[@gizmoenterprises3467]

My dogs love their game meat. If it's been tested and safe for human consumption, go for it.

[@TazHall]

Your parents are badass 😎

[@MyFunkyFerrets]

Amazing video!! I always learn so much :)))

[@PawsofPrey]

I'm so glad!

[@gatto3192]

amazing video ❤🎉

[@tishasobhax]

Great video!

[@PawsofPrey]

Thanks!

[@geehanel-abbassi7220]

Okay i know you’re a raw meat channel, but i have never been given a proper answer on this. I feed my cat weruva pate’s and the main protein is chicken and lamb, but tuna is the 5th ingredient in the pouch, should it be avoided, even if only fed 2 or 3x a week? I dont think it has the same risk vs just eating straight up tuna

[@Idk-su2ig]

You can still feed it just not at the same time and it can't be stored in the same dish..

[@maisie2894]

That's how nature is created. Carnivores know what to hunt. Only species who don't know is Human beings.

[@TazHall]

We're too busy trying to be everything except what we actually are.

[@Yenko1992]

Great video. I'm switching for lil buddy

[@KingKatura]

6:08 It doesn't matter where you buy the food there is going to be toxins, The only question is how much.

[@rawexplorer8373]

Also amphibians are often poisonous

[@MusicIsLife554422]

What about squirrels, deer, elk, moose, wild bison, wild ram, things like that?

[@Whoa.Emmaaa]

My friend gave my dog 3 large bone in raw porkchops and he developed pancreatitis and almost had to go into a huge surgery and we spent 1000s of dollars on treatment. So he has to live on a bland sensitive diet but I wanted to transition him to raw :(

[@decodingmysteries9867]

Strange 🤔 cooked bones are dangerous and indigestible for dogs but raw bones(part of raw diet) generally goes well. Can you share any details which your vet might have told you?

[@PawsofPrey]

Pork bones aren't recommended as they're quite thick. Pork is also pretty fatty depending on the cut, and if the dog is sensitive to fat, it can trigger something like pancreatitis. I'm sorry this happened!

[@swedishdogs3327]

@@decodingmysteries9867 it's not really the bones itself being the problem, pancreatitis can be caused by too much fat/bad fat, so not the bone itself but rather the meat most likely

[@Whoa.Emmaaa]

@@decodingmysteries9867 she mentioned how high the fat is in pork (he ate ALOT of fatty pork without my knowledge that day) and basically just told me it was the high fat content that overrided or triggered his system and caused the pancreatitis, but another thought we had was a bone shard could have possibly ripped part of his GI tract open because his x rays were so cloudy and his abdomen was filling up with fluid but luckily his body absorbed the fluid back in after the treatment for pancreatitis. She said if he went untreated for any longer the fatality rate for him was through the roof (he has defecating blood and loose stool) so she just said it was the high fat content and some dogs just can’t handle some raw foods but I do plan on keeping him on one brand of kibble for the entirety of his life to play it safe because he can get pancreatitis again if I don’t be careful with what foods are given to him

[@laurennichole161]

You might do well to find a holistic vet or make a consult with a veterinary nutritionist who can educate you on the pros and cons of transitioning your pet to raw and if that is the best option how to do it safely.

[@aktivex2075]

how do you make your cat eat bones? My cat doesnt want to eat bones

[@TazHall]

You can start with small soft bones like chicken feet but they have to be used to eating meat to begin with. I started my cats off with meat chunks I worked my way up to bones and now they can eat an entire chicken thigh, they chew on the bones and leave the hardest part behind. They enjoy eating the cartilage and marrow now.

[@EarthyEnve7]

Thank You!

[@Barakon]

3:13 carnivorous fish are the like the terrestrial carnivores, but the metal problem is amplified.

[@Chaitanya8967]

Only b'cause of your videos my dog is on a Biologically appropriate food diet although I follow the P. M. R diet but still I add pureed vegetables and fruits.

[@wolffixx4116]

Hii I'm pretty late but ye how do I make my picky picky cat eat raw she only eats it when I cook it I'm trying but it's kinda hard she also hates red meat amd bones are out of the question same with organs

[@PawsofPrey]

If you're cooking it, start slowly reducing the cook - and I mean slowly! I go over more ways to transition a picky cat here, thought maybe you've tried a lot already: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ6tnn2lebCff5Y

[@k2dcxphantom757]

Help! I want to feed raw so badly but two weeks ago I bought two young chickens that were”free range, natural and not treated with hormones and steroids” at Walmart and out of all of my five dogs my golden retriever got a very rare bacteria called botulism and it almost killed her, she is still in care, she had muscle paralysis, and could not walk or move, difficulty chewing and swallowing, and extreme abdominal pain, I’m scared it might happen again😢

[@mytiktokisstormywithachanc7637]

Talk to your vet!

[@PawsofPrey]

I am so incredibly sorry this happened! Are they 100% sure this came from that chicken? Botulism is often found in containers of food that have been improperly preserved, like jarred or canned foods. Either way, this isn't something that's very common at all in fresh raw meats, but I understand your concern after that event. I hope she recovers soon!

[@k2dcxphantom757]

@@PawsofPrey well a few hours I have them the raw food she started acting up, my other dogs didn’t though, I’m sure she didn’t eat any canned food or anything like but my family do like to give the dogs scrapes and what not, I’ll ask but I’m begging it was the chicken

[@TazHall]

@@k2dcxphantom757 it might help to wash meat and vinegar water, it helps to kill bacteria.

[@alissatyau849]

I'm still confused. Which meats to avoid? Which fish to avoid?

[@adriannaworkman]

tuna, they can be high in mercury

[@PawsofPrey]

Carnivore meat, high mercury fish (the chart in the video shows which fish are high in mercury) and wild hog.

[@WTFENIGMA]

What about wild dear and rabbit?

[@jewelsbarbie]

That’s totally fine.

[@carsonm7848]

So feed smaller fishes? Minnows, sardines?

[@PawsofPrey]

Yes, mackerel, farmed or Atlantic caught salmon, herring, smelt, sardines, anchovies, minnows! If wild caught, freeze solid for 3-4 weeks before feeding.

[@jm98]

What about insects?

[@PawsofPrey]

Some are safe to feed, but not recommended as a protein source in a raw diet.

[@erikabeca852]

What a great video! Thank you. First thought I got when you mentioned that we shouldn't feed carnivore meat - doesn't carnivore meat also have different vitamins etc. because of different food they consume and different digestive system?

[@PawsofPrey]

Yes, carnivore meat would have a different nutrient profile than herbivores would! Interesting to look into

[@falynch]

Diet effects the meats nutritional value. Polar bear liver is toxic due to extremely high vitamin A levels for example. Not that anyone eats it just an example I know of

[@bijanshadnia3620]

Thank you

[@TwilightMoon312]

So avoid feeding fish all together? I thought sardines were a good topper.

[@stanbrooks7923]

I do not believe that's what she said she specified certain types of fish NOT all fish "larger type of predatory fish."

[@PawsofPrey]

No! Just avoid high mercury fish. I go over the best fish to feed here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXWpfnpvhbCpl5I

[@peaceandlove5214]

I have a question,can we feed dogs dead farm animals?

[@caitlinhope3291]

This is do helpful ! I love your videos 💓😍 could you do videos for a hedgehog please ? 🦔

[@PawsofPrey]

I have a few!

[@moldybandshirt1045]

wait but you can feed like pork from the grocery store right? just not wild hog

[@PawsofPrey]

USDA inspected human grade pork, absolutely

[@followjesus4974]

Hey, girl :) Do you have a website outside of KZbin?

[@PawsofPrey]

Working on one! We have an instagram though - @the_primalpack

[@followjesus4974]

@@PawsofPrey Thank you for being so transparent, helpful, and kind towards your viewers. I'm not kidding. You are appreciated. You're saving lives, you're comforting by validating people's suspicions and confirming what they knew in their heart to be true, and you're empowering them to move forward in wisdom. It's impactful. It's beautiful. It was necessary. :) Sidenote, your videos are also expertly done and impressive. Not to sound condescending. 😂 They're just that good. Be encouraged. Keep it going. I speak life over your business, over your endeavors, and over the natural gifts God placed inside of you. You're going to do amazing things. In Jesus' name. :)

[@PawsofPrey]

@@followjesus4974 awh you're so kind, thank you SO much 😭 hearing that means the world!!

[@gretasimmons8987]

Sounds smarter than some people!

[@PawsofPrey]

Well, thanks!

[@patriciaandjudgey1442]

So what meats should I not feed my dog, you never said 🤔

[@Serotonin.Syndrome]

isnt there certian fish you can feed raw & others you cant feed raw to cats? 🤔

[@PawsofPrey]

Yes! I go over safe oily fish here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXWpfnpvhbCpl5I

[@Fire91ful]

I still havent found sardines in water only tomato :(

[@PawsofPrey]

Well that's too bad :(

[@notsosilentbobz5797]

Except foxes, lions, and hyenas

[@9hk38f]

I know I'm going to come off as a jerk, but this HAS to be said. If you need to be told, to not feed your pet these 3 things. You should just be buying standard dog food to begin with. And not trying to come up with a good diet yourself. That is the most polite way, I can think of saying this.

[@just-another-face-in-the-crowd]

I'm torn....because raw meat from the store made my dogs crazy sick. I fed my 2 huskies and small mutt raw sirloin beef and turkey neck and they ALL 3 had explosive diarrhea and vomiting for a whole week....all over the floors and sofas. They all got salmonella or e.coli bacteria from raw meat. For me, I'm just going to boil any meat to 165F to be safe! I had to force them to drink electrolytes and give them anti-diarhea medicine...I tried giving them beef broth and pumpkin puree mixed with white rice and boiled chicken and they'd barely eat anything for days. I cleaned up messes all day for a week for all 3 dogs, it was completely exhausting. I had given them raw meat plenty times before but this was the first time they got this sick....never want to go through that again. In the past one of them got sick from beef but not this bad....this was on another level. I was forcing them to drink electrolytes bone broth...that's how sick they were that they didn't even want to drink much. The problem with buying from the store is you don't know how clean the store is and if they are keeping their meat cold enough. I know my fridge is 33-34F so it's cold enough, but what happened before I bought it is a mystery.

[@TazHall]

You can also wash meat in vinegar water to kill bacteria. I've been doing that for many years for my cats and no problems.

[@MomCheeto4]

Nunyabiznass, check out Raw Paws Pet Food online. I have been willing to spend a little more just for the convenience of having raw pet food that's already been prepared without worrying about trying to make sure I have all the right amount of minerals, nutrients, vitamins, etc. The have a huge variety including ones that come in a "roll" form, kind of like a roll of sausage you'd buy for yourself at the grocery store. They have chicken, beef, lamb...some are straight meat and others include veggies. Either way, I'm learning that a raw diet doesn't have to be hard or scary (like some would have us believe). On the contrary, it's probably the healthiest way for most pets to eat!

[@wolfsrain0000]

I don't feed beef, pork, chicken and any marine animal except glm

[@PawsofPrey]

Does your pet have a protein intolerance to these?

[@wolfsrain0000]

@@PawsofPrey no, I just only feed them wild game. So they get boar, bison, pheasant ect

[@philphilphil]

A case for veganism for humans. Thanks :)

[@byoun..]

Not hardly😂

[@emrayaltun6628]

Hiii

[@tishasobhax]

Hi! You're first!

[@ourv9603]

Human. Because he will develop a taste for it. Then crave it. Then go in search of some. !

[@OpinionatedMonk]

British - herbivores Americans - 'Errbivores British - huh?

[@bobasaur_]

Will never feed my dog raw pork. I don't trust it as much.

[@Thebigoldpug]

Chicken is also bad ever head of a dog eating chicken bone yeah… as well as it not being good for them idk why but it isn’t

[@Foervraengd]

“Herbivores are weaker than carnivores” sure is a bold statement considering most big predators have to hunt in packs in order to take down one herbivore - such as buffalos, horses, moose, zebras etc. most big predators such as lions and wolfs scavenge as well.

[@PawsofPrey]

I supposed I should have said the word many in front of it. Apologies.

[@DjGcL]

Are u really offended by that. What the world has become

[@kreator-ys1yz]

So, no feeding doggies gator meat.

[@farrierette5216]

Sadly leopards eat alot of dogs!!!

[@gamera5660]

Turmeric is good at removing metals from the body!

[@coelediger662]

Insects?

[@energeticsoulhealer888]

Next time, please warn that your video will have graphic animal hunting scenes in it. HORRIBLE.

[@тата-дог]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@shadrach6299]

Did you have to show animals killing other animals? It was shocking for me!

[@mollyoldfield746]

Then you need to grow up and start living in the real world

[@TazHall]

Unfortunately that's the reality of nature. Sad but true, we are in a fallen state and it is how animal survive until things are made right.

[@hy930807]

tuna 0.0 that’s most common cat’s wet food

[@SMey54]

Umm, many cougars will prey on house cats and dogs.

[@PawsofPrey]

They can and will if the opportunity arises, but this is not a main source of food that they seek out.

[@TrVlogs82]

This is just basic common sense though.

[@PawsofPrey]

There have been many people in the raw feeding community who truly don't know and have asked if some of these animals were safe to feed, so I would rather educate than assume. You know what happens when you assume.

[@TrVlogs82]

@@PawsofPrey Yes ma'am! But still thank you, for what you do.

[@PawsofPrey]

@@TrVlogs82 😊

[@martamonika8787]

Dont feed your carnivores carnivores meat?! Duh.. what a usefull tip.. like you can get cat meat or lion steaks in supermarket to feed your dog...🙄🙄

[@PawsofPrey]

In many countries you can easily find carnivore meat. Also, it's common in some places to hunt and consume carnivores meat as well (cougar, gator, bear, etc) No need for the strange hostility o.O

[@garysolman4406]

Total BS

[@Thebigoldpug]

Chicken is also bad ever head of a dog eating chicken bone yeah… as well as it not being good for them idk why but it isn’t

[@PawsofPrey]

I talk about the dangers of cooked bone in another video. The danger is that the bone is cooked, not the fact that it's from a chicken. Raw chicken and chicken bones are a staple in many raw diets