PetCubes: a fresh diet for your Dog and Cat

[@rustyhowe3907]

It's such an ultimate relief to know I've been cooking for my dogs correctly, you're right it's such a hostile world out here (been making dog food now for about 30 years and the attitudes have just gotten worse with time) and it's nice to see someone care about what the dog needs more than appeasing a particular agenda or even personal ego. Take a like and subscribe from an Australian.🏆

[@soungo9100]

Finally an animal nutritionist that also knows about feeding raw.

[@wordswithkay]

omg so glad I found this! I have a 3 lb yorkie and all of the other brands have too large of a default package size and it's hard to manage and portion. love how easy and transportable (work, daycare etc) this will be! Thank you!

[@wordswithkay]

whoops just realized this is in Singapore! Please open worldwide shipping!

[@HerculesMines]

Why not sell this in the US?

[@juliettemitchell8426]

What brand do you recommend in the United States? I’m bummed this isn’t available here.

[@withoutlimitsbudgets64052]

I’d like to see you do a review on the farmers dog DY IY nutrient packs! It’s a powdered nutrient that is supposed to have all the minerals and vitamins that your pet needs when you make homemade dog food at home you’re supposed to use a certain amount of the DIY powder, nutrient packs in the food and stir it in after it cooks or while it’s cooking in order to make sure your dog gets the proper nutrients and minerals, including vitamins as well that they need so that they don’t like any of it! I wonder if you’re willing to do a review on that product? 9:16

[@petcubesofficial]

Thanks! We will consider doing brand reviews in the future.

[@hG21509]

Please do, I’ve been wanting to start but not sure what is best

[@user-op1zo2zp7n]

How much is your consultation fee I am in great need of help with my furbaby

[@kayneff8426]

I want to make food for my dog. He has had pancreatic 2 times what would be the best recipe?

[@forreststrong797]

You want a low fat diet I think low carb low fat. Things like egg white is good, the yoke is high in fat. Then lean meats I believe the whole meal needs to be less than like 10 percent fat and low carb so either a special kibble or home made food, regular kibble is too much fat and carbs. There are some diets if you Google or most vets I think can recommend a good diet for a dog that has pancreas problems or diabetes. I would suggest working hard to get ahead of that and if you can I would do a couple blood tests to check your dogs levels and whatnot then after stable do a yearly blood test. At least that's what I would probably do. You can also check the blood sugar from home and try to keep the blood sugar low to help the pancreas from being inflamed if it's working hard i would also do that. Dogs can develop diabetes and need insulin shots as well as a special diet that's something you really want to get ahead of before you need to give insulin. I'd purchase a blood sugar reader you prick the dogs ear to take the reading and I would monitor. I believe you want levels under 200 but youd need to double check. It's probably best to do some research and talk to a vet and make a plan.

[@retrorampage9015]

it shouldn’t cost me more to feed my dog then it does me.

[@forreststrong797]

I'm not sure it costs more but my dog eats better than me. I think that's true for a lot of dogs nowadays. It is expensive to feed a dog at least a normal sized dog. Kibble is ridiculous. My wife's dog is on raw and I guess you'd call my dogs diet gently cooked.

[@retrorampage9015]

@@forreststrong797 my dog weighs 60 pounds.. she would need four cubes a day. that’s very expensive

[@forreststrong797]

@@retrorampage9015 I don't know anything about the cube cost but I can imagine it's expensive it looks expensive. Same with other pre-made raw and cooked foods. It gets stupid expensive. We prepare our own stuff from the grocery store and we also have a small farm where we raise chickens and quail and my wife grows some things. My wife's dog is on raw and that diet is cheaper than my dogs cooked diet even when we would buy all the meat and everything her dogs diet was cheaper than a quality kibble and we still buy a lot of the meat. My wife's dog is about 55 pounds and is 10 years old and has had raw its whole life. My mom actually got a litter mate from the same litter and has been feeding a decent kibble all its life and the differences have really been showing these last few years it's quite interesting. Anyways I don't mean to get too long worded here but if you do feel like feeding your dog some fresh foods or raw etc.. you can do it for a fair price especially if you purchase in bulk and especially if one of your main staples is chicken. My wife shops at those Asian stores that sell all the weird parts of the animal for cheap like feet and organs and necks etc.. there's also green tripe that goes with a whole animal type raw diet. Typically the butcher is a great place to shop but we've even done grocery store chicken raw. Some people are scared of raw chicken but dogs are much more resilient but you also need to handle it correctly. It's also fine to stick with a good kibble but for me there are some things about kibble that I just don't like. The number 1 thing I don't like with kibble is to get a good one, like when I study the ingredients and look for something that adds up to a proper diet with enough protein and not super carb heavy it's incredibly expensive especially for my 95 pound dog. Then kibble also makes dogs perpetually dehydrated but that can be remedied by adding a little warm water and letting it soak 5 minutes most dogs love that. I went on a bit of a rant there but I guess I'm just saying it doesn't need to be so damn expensive to feed nice foods.

[@ouronia1]

Singpore!??????

[@Allenmassageguy]

These cubes are tiny. It’s almost like you’re afraid to give us some. lol. Not suitable for big dogs. I’d go bankrupt. AND I would never feed kangaroo. There’s enough protein available. We don’t need to slaughter kangaroos. OMG😢

[@roroneto]

Propaganda...

[@mo_daville_9046]

That was a waste of time .

[@petcubesofficial]

This video is all about introducing the brand, nothing other than that :)

[@charlenemalcolmson3135]

Herd to believe you as you are selling a product made overseas by who knows. Also tiny cubes must be a fortune to get tummy filled. Whats in it. Sorry. I would not listen to this

[@petcubesofficial]

We manufacture our food ourselves in our own factory in Singapore - which is mentioned in the video. All of our ingredients and feeding guidelines are on our website if you are curious but we also don't sell in your location yet. Thanks for watching though!