Royal Canin Hypoallergenic Dry & Wet Dog Food Review - The Dog Nutritionist

[@france4me117]

Cam, I literally came across your videos and WOW! Did this blow me away with such energy, care and above all goodness to our dogs! I have just lost my beloved and best friend on Earth, my 8.3 year old Clément which was my Airedale Terrier after some idiot decided to place rat and rabbit poison at a god park. I am utterly heartbroken and devastated to say the least. I will be getting a puppy soon and it will be a Kerry Blue Terrier and yes, I will be certain to follow your delicious recipes. Thank God for finding your shop as somehow it made me feel hopeful. Thank a million, Jean-Claude from Melbourne, Australia. 🎉❤

[@thedognutritionist]

So sorry to hear about Clément but glad you'll now be looking after your little pup with homemade food. Cam

[@SK_Vatsa]

Your recipes are gold! Just noticed you haven’t been making content. Hope you bless us with some more recipes cuz my dog is loving em!

[@thedognutritionist]

Hi there, you can visit my Instagram account for updated videos. Here's the link: instagram.com/the_dog_nutritionist/?hl=en More so, you can check our Ultimate Guide Book for more recipes: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/the-ultimate-homemade-dog-and-puppy-food-recipe-book

[@tinaswan1]

Yes!!!! Let's go natural!

[@Andrew_h975]

Hi 👋

[@user-vi2pf4zo6z]

Hello, I’ve been enjoying your content and have been using your recipes for my pup ever since we got him a year ago. Could you please share your thoughts or create a video discussing the suitability of a plant-based diet for dogs?

[@Marcius55555]

Hey. All thing you suggest sounds very good if you live in house in one place. We are travelers, with a tiny fridge and micro freezer in it. What food would you suggest in our case? Have an aussie puppy atm and soon we will need to switch to adult feeding.

[@picknflixnetflixamazonprim7535]

My dog has been put on this because it contains hydrolyzed proteins because he has Immune Mediated Polyarthritis. Be interested to know what Cam thinks would be a good alternative? There is little else on the market that contains hydrolyzed protein.

[@treasuretrovel3816]

I would bet that your dog got the autoimmune disease from excess vaccines. Hills Z/d killed my dog-- I only used the hydrolyzed stuff for a few days once or twice a year when she had a GI issue. Otherwise, I was able to keep her healthy on an all fresh, balanced, homemade diet. Anyway, so since I was only using the Z/d sparingly I was not worried that it would ruin her nutrition and microbiome. But, even though her kidney enzymes were perfect several months prior, they shot through the roof. I had been using the Z/d that week and they later recalled for toxic amounts of vitamin D causing kidney damage. I can't prove this was the cause but I know it is so. I did not hav the cans with the lot numbers and it is not the case that they usually recall all the bad stuff anyway. The moral of the story in my opinion is that feeding Hills or any of these other big brands is too risky. So, I would recommend buying digestive enzymes from Bark and Whiskers (the kind for fresh food. I would purchase 7% fat, grass fed, Eel River ground beef. It is finely ground. I would leave it raw at room temp mixed with a scoop of the enzyme blend. For even more serious digestion you could add a few tsp of apple cider vinegar, let it sit for 30 minutes until it turns whitish, neutralize the acid by adding water and a calcium supplement and then add the digestive enzymes for another half hour. Lot of work so probably not doable longterm but the goal would be to heal the GI tract so it is no longer leaky and reacting to various proteins.

[@stevenpatrickbrownco]

Hello! 😁 Can you do on review of Viva Raw and Dr. Harvey Canine Health? Also, may be a video on Incontinence that discuss possible holistic ways to help improve or reduce incontinence in female spayed dogs.

[@cassiabrandao2547]

My adopted 7-year-old (give or take) dog has been on Royal Canin Hypoallergenic since October last year due to inflammatory bowel disease (prescribed by a gastroenterologist vet). We chose to feed him 4 times a day so he wouldn't be empty stomach for many hours in a row. Well, the ultrasound from 4 days ago showed no improvement in the IBD, and revealed an inflammatory gastritis (which he didn't have). He has constant acid reflux (mainly during the night) and sometimes he vomits in the morning. Then I read the label..... If I ate so much fat and carbs I would myself develop gastritis. We have a vet nutritionist appointment for tomorrow. There's no way he'll get healthy eating dog food.

[@b.g.tercero2351]

Give your dog nothing but meat and water and only ONE meal per day. The dog will be hungry when it's finally time to eat, which makes him far less picky which can be a problem transitioning away from dry food which he may prefer. The less cooked the meat is the better. The meat should include fat/gristle and once a week or so liver or other organs. Your vet has nothing to offer but harmful medications and bills. You don't have to worry about portion control, let him eat as much meat as he wants but only one meal per day.

[@dianeyoung2914]

we don't all have the time to make home made meals for our dogs and it has been suggested that I try a hypoallergenic food for my cocker spaniel who has regular yeast and ear infections with spots on his tummy and crusty eyes so I feel like I am entering a mine field with all of the conflicting info out there as to what is best!

[@shaddapforever]

I have just started with home cooking for my 2 shih tzu's. It's not that bad if you cook in batches that will provide you with food for your Cocker Spaniel for 3 - 4 days. If I were you, I would start by trying to find out which food is triggering the reactions. For me it turned out the be chicken that I need to avoid. ( if you want to keep the food for over 5 days, it is best to start freezing it until needed) And dont overthink it too much, it is much easier than what you are thinking right now. Get some lean ground beef or pork, a bit of liver, crush in half an eggshell and add some sardines or mackerel with some of their fav veggies such as kale, carrots or beans. And take it from there. You can do this!

[@megancolosimo1479]

@@shaddapforeverthis is great advice! I have a cocker spaniel with the same symptoms. How did you find out it was chicken?

[@shaddapforever]

@@megancolosimo1479 got lucky while observing. If you live in a country where vet bills are reasonable. You might just shell out some money for allergy tests. Its sometimes easier. If vet bills are sky high though, Google top 10 allergies for your breed and take it from there.

[@goblinofsharksnacks]

Could you pos do a review on the better semi-moist foods I'm thinking of trying Eden, i want something a bit softer for my senior dog but not wet food as it bloats him The reviews never show the texture either, a lot of semi-moist still seems to be quite hard

[@DeniseBonilla-c3s]

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

[@09kanela]

Me too!

[@jasminebonhomme9723]

Would you be able to review Open Farm Pet food next? I’m currently on Lamb and Ancient Grains. It’s extremely popular a lot of people are using it.

[@CamperVan-K]

Thanks for this. I do Rover bookings and see so many people feeding their dogs this. It's such a shame. I want to cook them a meal myself, but the owners won't have it. I can see pancreatic and kidney problems mounting up. The crime is that this is recommended by vets!!!

[@thedognutritionist]

Send them my way! I'll talk them out of it

[@CamperVan-K]

@@thedognutritionist I may do just that. Have you got a website?

[@CamperVan-K]

@@thedognutritionist Incidentally, what do you think of Pure? They keep advertising and they look good... I had problems with my dog when I was in Germany working on an army base (some kind/thoughtful person left poisonous sausage treats in the parks). I took him to 3 vets, and they all recommended I 'kill him'... German translation wasn't very good. Anyway, I searched high and low for a good vet, and eventually the cleaner recommended Joe Bodemann (he trains animals for television and film). Joe sat and watched my dog for half an hour before deciding what to do. Then gave him an injection of Vit B12 into his spine and he sprang to life. I left my dog in Joe's dog hospital (it was fantastic - own rooms with sofas and beds and own blankets and bowls) for a week. Then he recommended that I change my dog's diet. I started to change my dog's diet - I bought massive beef livers, turky legs/breasts and lamb legs, boiled them up and boiled fresh vegetables too. Liquidised them, tubbed them up and froze them. After 2 months, he was back to the original fun, runaround dog he had been as a pup. Couldn't believe it. I did do vidoes, but KZbin deleted them (reason, violated music content!). Buddy went to sleep in 2016 at the grand old age of 17. I still well up when I think about it. Anyway, I do see the value in PROPER food for dogs. So, thanks for all you do.

[@thedognutritionist]

www.thedognutritionist.com/

[@tashartss]

My dog was on this for years after he was diagnosed with ibd. He had constabt flare up since jan this year. Iv gone against the vet with fresh food diet turkey. The vet reccomended hills i was like no thanks. I wish i found your channel earlier. Any tips for anxiety ? My boy gets anxious when im not at home

[@deeannecordero8368]

Can you review The Farmers Dog and Ollie?

[@dianeyoung2914]

Have you done a review of Different Dog?

[@thedognutritionist]

Check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHW2Z2mvfbx-gNU

[@dianeyoung2914]

@@thedognutritionist brilliant, this is what one of my dogs is on alreaady and he loves it. Would you say that it would be better to stick with this than change to a hypoallergenic diet?

[@Andrew_h975]

​@dianeyoung2914 hi there

[@shahvei]

Please review LITTLE BIG PAW wet food next pleaseeeeeeeeee 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@katwizar]

My dog got ear yeast infection for first time ever (7y old) in two weeks after starting Royal Canin Hypoallergenic, gonna switch back to raw diet for sure. 🙃

[@thedognutritionist]

Definitely do that. Just avoid carbs and sugars (fruits included) for a month. I'd suggest looking into my recipes on my website.

[@user-SMg]

I totally get what you are saying BUT when your dogs gut is in a certain state/overdrive, every protein is showing a reaction! Even if you use this food temporarily to purly try to stable the gut. My dog has suspected IBD and is in constant discomfort and is reacting to pretty much every protein! It’s awful! If these types of foods can give some form of comfort temporarily, just until things calm down within the guy. That’s my only thing with these diets….

[@elberbelbers]

Hey, I was looking at your urinary support recipe and it said read the article at the bottom of the description if interested in specific issues and there is no link to an article or ant way to comment on that video. Why would you shut off comments?

[@korniukkee]

Does your recipes work on cats? Or dogs only

[@thedognutritionist]

Hi there! We can tailor a meal plan for your cat. Just send an email here: [e-mail]

[@ciaramurphy6281]

Could you also please make a video on your hypoallergenic recipe book with example recipe ?

[@thedognutritionist]

I'll consider this! For now, you can explore our Hypoallergenic Plan through this link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/health-plan

[@82EricaB]

I tried several "high-end" allergy foods for my pittie. Never saw any results until I just started making her food myself. Her symptoms really improved and she even lost weight. She will never eat kibble again.

[@thedognutritionist]

I'm glad to hear this! It's great that you found a solution that works for her and helps with her allergies. Homemade meals are the key. Keep up the great work!

[@vaishali3355]

Hello sir Could you please review "drools" wet and dry foods for dogs. It is an american pet food company that is gaining traction in india

[@janelle4700]

Do dogs ever grow out of food allergies? Or can eventually tolerate the food they’re allergic to? My dog has tons of food allergies

[@thedognutritionist]

They can. Allergies are due to a unique gut microbiome composition, however these can change/ develop over time with the right nourishment.

[@janelle4700]

@@thedognutritionist do u no what can help reduce the food allergies? My dog has a ton and I’m running out of food options for my poor pup. She is on a probiotic already but not sure if she needs something more. Thank u for replying I really need some advice!

[@bingowings113]

Janelle did you get any more advice? My cockerpoo is really struggling with a very snotty nose, has been for about a year now, he can't settle to sleep even because of the mucus. Vets are just too expensive. I feel it might result in me having to have him put to sleep..its so sad because he is only 2 and otherwise healthy.

[@janelle4700]

@@bingowings113 I didn’t get any other advice from anyone, I think mucus could be from food/environmental allergies. But you would have to ask a professional about it. I did get a lot of my answers from this app called vetster which is an online vet chat you can ask any questions you may have about your pets, they really helped me!

[@hollyboyd1837]

@@bingowings113 have you tried an anti-histamine?

[@deniseshephard3347]

My Dog has dermatitis and is on medication for life sadly I would rather have have him on prescription feed than see him suffer

[@ciaramurphy6281]

Can you review Years UK dog food?

[@thedognutritionist]

It's on the list!

[@Andrew_h975]

Hello 👋

[@karenj5880]

All vets recommend this brand of food, it is crazy expensive and low quality ingredients from what I see. Recently got a GSD pup, vet told me they have breed specific foods, I looked at the ingredients... never.

[@Andrew_h975]

Hello there

[@bensully94]

I have a question about stools, my dogs are on Bella and Duke but their stools come out hard and white, any ideas why or what's causing this?

[@thedognutritionist]

Calcium, there may be a little too much in bone in their food.

[@bensully94]

@@thedognutritionist I rang them and they add apple cider vinegar to every meal, how long would I have to keep adding this?

[@hollyboyd1837]

My GSD went from 47lbs to 70lbs on RC hydrolyzed protein kibble. I have no interest in changing after his diagnosis of EPI and lab confirmed allergies. The way I view it, my kids needed Elecare (infant formula) so why wouldn’t the dog also need a hypoallergenic diet? 😂😂😂 The lot of them are bound and determined to be “special” 😂

[@msmontana1961]

Your free download is not working, hacked

[@thedognutritionist]

Hey, please email [e-mail] and we'll get this sorted for you

[@CellarDoor1970]

He doesn’t even have a PhD. A hack.

[@thedognutritionist]

Who needs a PHD to understand that processed food is worse than fresh food?

[@CellarDoor1970]

@@thedognutritionist struck a nerve?

[@bingowings113]

​​@@CellarDoor1970why so hostile and negative? this man is trying to help..for free!!! If you can't say anything constructive shut the fook up.

[@bingowings113]

Mariah Carey name says it all.

[@CellarDoor1970]

@@bingowings113 ok bingo wings

[@salyoutubepremium7734]

What degree in animal nutrition or canine medicine do you have? Please post on your about page. Otherwise I find your generalizations suspect and certainly at face value, not helpful