Top 3 Nutritional Deficiencies Of Kibbles (And How To Fix Them)

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ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: Top 3 Nutritional Deficiencies Of Kibbles
Number 1 is live enzymes and kibble have none. Enzymes are biological molecules used in thousands of chemical applications throughout the natural world, sustaining and supporting all forms of life.
Enzymes are employed in thousands of metabolic processes throughout the body to keep the body balanced. Without enzymes health problems and disease are the result.
Your dog was born with their own unique supply of enzymes which normally share duties with incoming enzymes from food, however, kibble has none, so your dogs hampered with producing every enzyme needed at every meal which means stress and vulnerability to breakdown and disease.
Number 2 is vitamins and minerals. The issue here is that kibble contains only synthetic vitamins and minerals and these are essentially fake isolated laboratory created imitations.
And these fake vitamins and minerals added to pet food allow pet food manufacturers to call their food complete and balanced. Well that may be true on paper but not in the real world.
Synthetic vitamins are not well recognized by your dogs body, often seeing them as toxins and expelling them from the body as expensive urine. Naturally-sourced vitamins have a unique profile inside the food that’s consumed while the enzymes and minerals that go with them in the food help your dogs body to absorb the vitamins.
So vitamins are not used or recognized by your dogs body properly without enzymes. Feeding kibble without enzymes or any whole food based supplements added and with only synthetic vitamins and minerals means your dog is suffering nutritional inadequacy that leads to the problems previously talked about.
The absolute best option here in terms of an added supplement is Green Vibrance, a freeze dried green powder with 72 ingredients, including excellent probiotics. It literally has everything in it your dog needs, it's also organic, and I've been using it for 20 years! Just add with the provided scoop the amount you'll need going by your dogs weight. So for a small dog add a quarter scoop, a medium dog one third scoop and a large dog half a scoop.
Number 3 is your dog thirsty?
Kibble fed dogs are chronically dehydrated as they simply don't take on enough water to compensate the drying effect of kibbles. Kibble contains around 12% moisture while most fresh foods contain around 70% moisture and dogs simply don't take on enough water to compensate the amount of kibble they eat.
Constant systemic dehydration causes distressing health problems for dogs, as well as metabolic kidney and liver sickness. After eating kibble, your dog quickly gets dehydrated and thirsty. Replenishing fluid in their body's cells takes time and energy to rebalance, putting great strain on the body.
Remember, water is the most important nutrient your dog needs.
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[@brierobinson194]

Hi Dan, I just wanted to take a moment to thank you. My dogs allergies are completely gone. I have followed your instructions and the products recommended and they are thriving. I also started feeding raw from the beginning of learning your recommendations and about a month ago i added the manuka honey 15 UMF. that was the icing on the cake for one of my dogs. The Manuka honey made all the small skin lesions that were stubborn to go away completely and the patches of fur are all growing back with no signs of reoccurrence. Im soooo happy, and i can’t thank you enough. I also bought your book, such great info. Thank you 🙏🏽!!!

[@DanScott1]

Hi Brie, wonderfdul news. So happy your dogs doing well, very satifying to hear this good news, thats what I do this for. Appreciate your taking a moment to comment this too. Well done you for taking action, learning, practicing and sticking with it until success. My kinda human being. All the best with your furry companions.

[@martincroke75]

I sure wish that you would publish your book as a hardcover! Awesome source! I am not a fan of reading on a laptop or I pad.! Thanks again Dan!

[@DanScott1]

Sorry about that, just too costly to produce and ship. I prefer hard copies too.

[@Vexx_Line_]

Since Dan's book is free, find a print shop in you're area that has the lowest price for printing & print it out! Much easier to read. You can even ask them to to bind it or punch holes so you can put in a three ring binder.👍

[@diaperjoeisaped1723]

More great info sir!

[@DanScott1]

You are most welcome, thank you.

[@Dastardly_X]

Thanks Dan , Very helpful as always ‼️ 🙏

[@DanScott1]

Thank you Dastardly, most welcome.

[@vaughn257]

We switched to Nature's logic synthetic free food and I give him fresh blue berries, cabbage, carrots, cucumber, kale etc I hope doing this will benefits him.

[@DanScott1]

That will make a big difference but... Best to part cook and blend the veggies. Also add eggs, canned sardines ( in water), some hemp oil 1tsp in each meal: amzn.to/3vDdtjX SBO probiotics in all meals too: amzn.to/3yoURqU Add (7 beef organs powder): amzn.to/337cxwj to get really good natural vitamins and minerals in via organs (powdered). There's more but don't want to overwhelm you. Start with the above, see improvements, come back for more.

[@Vexx_Line_]

If already giving Full Spectrum CBD Oil at 1/4 dropper twice per day forward arthritis, would adding in another oil (such as EV olive oil or other type) other than hemp be recommended? Thank you!

[@calvinnapier9977]

As always Dan great info and just shared the video with some kibble feeders. Due to your recommendation I've been feeding Dory the Green Vibrance and I switched her a few months ago to Freshpet Vital grain free and I've never seen her eat better. One question colostrum being antifungal and mushrooms 🍄 being a fungus do they interfere with each other?

[@DanScott1]

Hi Calvin, great news, thanks for shaing. Thay are fine together.

[@jennigarcia4777]

Hi Dan! Any remedies so Valley Fever?

[@DanScott1]

Here's some information to help: Managing Your Dog’s Valley Fever Naturally There are three main goals in treating Valley Fever naturally: Boost the immune system Give antifungal foods and nutraceuticals Feed anti-inflammatory foods and nutraceuticals Boost The Immune System Since the antifungal medications don’t kill the yeast cells, a strong immune system is key … no matter what treatment option you choose. Your holistic vet should work with you to … Prescribe herbal and/or homeopathic remedies to stimulate your dog’s immune system Supplement the diet with foods and nutrients that support the immune cells Prescribe natural anti-inflammatories to reduce inflammation and pain associated with the infection Natural Antifungals Whether or not you use conventional antifungal drugs (again, decide this with your holistic veterinarian’s help) … you’ll want to supplement your dog with natural antifungals. Some effective natural antifungal ingredients are: Caprylic Acid - kills yeast. It’s in MCT oil and coconut oil. MCT oil is best because it’s less likely to disrupt the gut microbiome as coconut oil can. Give about 1 Tbsp per meal for a medium sized dog. Organic MCT oil - amzn.to/3tLlCnR Olive Leaf Extract and Grapefruit Seed Extract: give both orally, one capsule of each extract, twice a day for an average size dog; small breeds (and cats) can get one capsule a day. Olive Leaf Extract - amzn.to/3uh3GTJ Grapefruit seed extract organic - amzn.to/3tbt24E Oil of Oregano: give a few drops on the food twice a day for small dogs, and double the dose for larger dogs. Oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T Caution: Don’t put oil of oregano straight in the mouth - it must go in food, or you should dilute it with some olive oil or MCT oil, 1 tsp per 1 drop of oregano oil. Foods That Can Help Another antifungal approach is to kill the organism by destroying its cell wall. The organism has a cell wall that is made of chitin, similar to insects and some worms. There are certain common foods and nutraceuticals that have chitinase, an enzyme that “chews” up the chitin. This can help break up the cell wall of the yeast and actually kill the cell. Here’s a list of foods that contain chitinase. It’s worth a try to feed these foods to your infected dog. My theory is that if the infected victim eats these foods … then the chitinase may attack the fungal cell wall and destroy the organism. Bananas Plantain Kiwi Papaya Peach Apricot Pineapple Passion fruit Squash family Pumpkin Legumes, beans (thoroughly cooked, and buy organic/non GMO) Tomatoes Turnips Soybean seeds (buy organic/non GMO) Watermelon Celery Spinach Broccoli Apples Mint Cinnamon Mango So try adding some of these foods to your dog’s meals and see if it helps. Keep in mind you’ll need to steam or purée veggies to make them digestible for your dog. And legumes need to be thoroughly cooked until soft. Other complementary treatments that I may prescribe are: Acupuncture for pain and to boost the immune system Low level laser for skin lesions.

[@melindahernandez8778]

Hi Dan, as always I'm grateful for all the information you share with us. Forgive me, I need to ask a quick ? My 14 year old Yorkie was diagnosed with Dementia today. Do you know anything about canine Dementia? If so, perhaps you can give me food for thought to help my lil guy....PLEASE 🥺

[@DanScott1]

Hi Melinda, your very welcome. First I'd give a good CBD oil for the dementia. Just get the size that suits your dogs size: healthydogforlife.com/CBD and work up the dose slowly from a half dose to double the recommended dose over 1 week. Can make a huge difference. Then it's all about diet and I'd look to transition your little Yorkie over to a raw food diet with extra oils and other supplements. This will harmonize better and recover more of himself. Plus stop any meds, vaccines, kibbles, most carbs, all sugars and any flea&tick or dewormers. About the diet, there's my ebook Feed Your Dog Better: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/ Or we can work together via my One to One service: One to One Dog Health Email Consultation and Support Service: healthydogforlife.com/one-to-one-total-dog-health-service/

[@melindahernandez8778]

,Hello Dan, as always THANK YOU for caring. Thank you for your quick response too. Gizmo gets cbd oil for dogs every night. Usually 5 drops with a little yogurt every night. Last night I upped it to 7 drops. I just emailed regarding one on one. Woke up at 7AM to find him standing in the bathroom looking lost. I gather that he used the weewee pad but then forgot his next move. He usually pees and then circles around the old and has a bowel movement. I'll start reading the book once I get to the hospital, right now my Dad, whose 97, is admitted. Hopefully, he'll be discharged soon.

[@DanScott1]

@@melindahernandez8778 Hi Melinda, I resent the ebook, not sure why you can't down load it? Yes, maybe the CBD made him a little disorientated. That's why I state, start small and build up. So I think 6 drops may be the max effective dose for now. Wow, 97, good for your dad. Say hi to him from me.

[@melindahernandez8778]

@@DanScott1 , hello again. I haven't recieved the ebook email. Checked junk mail but nothing there either. Thank you regarding my dad, he is being discharged from the hospital today. He'd a trooper. Will give him a hug in your name 😊

[@DanScott1]

@@melindahernandez8778 I did send it! I'll do it again, let me know. Thanks re your dad.

[@clintfultz1811]

Do you have another option that you would recommend for an Enzymes supplement? The option you have linked is out of stock. Thank you.

[@DanScott1]

RX Vitamins/Enzymes: amzn.to/38snn2b

[@jeanpernarelli846]

What are your thoughts on Ethoxyquin? .. I was horrified to read about the dangers of this product. I have managed to find some brands that don’t use it.. and I plan on transitioning my little girl over to one of them. The increase of cancer in dogs has to be food related….

[@DanScott1]

Yes, horrible stuff. Ethoxyquin keeps pet food fresh … but it’s also a pesticide! It’s not approved as a direct food additive in foods made for human consumption …. but it’s still in pet foods. The FDA allowable amount in human foods is .5 to 5 ppm but in pet foods it’s150 ppm. Good idea to transition over... plus.. add some fresh food to the mix, things like eggs, canned sardines (in water) and part cooked and blended veg. Plus some great probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU and enzymes: amzn.to/2ksvlx1

[@martincroke75]

Question. When feeding a kibble with a salmon protein base, is the benefits of the omega 3 fish oils,rendered useless due to the process of making kibble? Especially wondering where omega 3 is an anti inflammatory, would a salmon based kibble help with seasonal food allergies...as well as doing the " kibble improvement " part of your series Thank You!

[@DanScott1]

It may but I like to add actual fresh Omega 3's: Hemp Seed oil: amzn.to/3vDdtjX Oils tend to oxidize in kibble, so less added the better so I can add fresh options myself. A combination of the hemp oil and canned sardines work best: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6 To improve the seasonal allergy aspect use freeze drid greens for antioxidants: Core Immune CARE - Daily Antioxidant and Nutritional Supplement - Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18

[@bhilburn05]

I’ve taken my dog off kibble. He’s 9 and a rescue. Yeast has been a issue and allergies. I’ve begun cooking his meals and it’s a bit costly but I believe it’s better for him. He’s a bit lazy and weighs 63 pounds and should be around 50-55 pounds. You’ve explained carbs aren’t necessary. What would suggest a good combination for his meal? My meat source is turkey. I need some help.

[@DanScott1]

I'd have 3 meat sources ie turkey, lamb and beef. Keep any carbs very low. Lean the dog down in weight by 10% less food per meal over a month or three. Eggs are great protein/complete food, canned sardines: amzn.to/3vaXrj6, some good organs ie liver at 10% of meal and raw plus the veg, part cooked and blended. Must have at least three meat sources. Can always give some raw green tripe: shrsl.com/3yxwk great complete food, just defrost to above room temp and serve. The less cooked a food is the more nutrition it contains. And use a soil based probiotic if there's yeast: amzn.to/3yoURqU And add this greens powder, it's the best and makes a difference: amzn.to/3R1m3HR Keep carbs very low! and NO vaccs, feeds the yeast and other immune problems.

[@yolandaworld]

Hi dan what do recommend food for diabetic dogs. My dog is on hills prescription food an seem not to be helping him. He's on vetinsulin. I want him to eat more healthy than that food...

[@DanScott1]

Yes, get off bad dog food as soon as possible, it will make the diabetes worse. He must now be on a raw food diet really. Feed zero carbs, sugars, drugs and vet precription diets. I made two videos on dog diabetes, please watch them. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpvUfWZ_gp6MhJY kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWS8eqWwZth1mck

[@yolandaworld]

Ok thanks u so much

[@DanScott1]

@@yolandaworld Your welcome. If you need help with this, I know it can be daunting, I have a One to One serevice you may want to consider: One to One Dog Health Email Consultation and Support Service: healthydogforlife.com/one-to-one-total-dog-health-service/

[@diaperjoeisaped1723]

Dan: I forgot to mention that your link to Green Vibrance does not work.

[@DanScott1]

Thanks for letting me know, something else to fix lol. Here's the new link: amzn.to/3R1m3HR

[@gerard1317]

Hi,what do you think about Moringa olefeira for dogs?

[@DanScott1]

Probably pretty good, no real feedback on this. Is the objective, general health? Ues some greens powder, just add to meals: amzn.to/3cOgzLu Has so many good things in it plus probiotics, prebiotics, beta glucans, live enzymes etc All things dogs need for health.

[@gerard1317]

Yes general health Thanks for the reply

[@DanScott1]

@@gerard1317 The greens are rocket fuel, I'd go with them. Your welcome.

[@czanel4899]

I started cooking for my dog after trying to reach their 1800 line with question why artificial colour is added meanwhile dogs are colour blind. After passing from one representative to the other someone said " Maybe dogs are but people buying it ain't"

[@DanScott1]

Says it all really! And yes, that's exactly why they add the colors. You could not make this stuff up.

[@michelleboehm6249]

can I feed my dog kibble with these recommendations, and then give him the occasional meal of fresh meat and veggies? or does that irritate the dogs stomach too much to switch from one to another?

[@DanScott1]

You can do this but with the right kibble, and that's this one as it's a protein kibble: Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble Video out on this kibble in the next couple weeks.

[@kaseyeveringham2867]

Hey Dan! My brothers dog has been diagnosed with epilepsy, and he also had struvite Crystals and was desexed because of that. But that seemed to be the tipping point. As soon as he got desexed and put onto Kibble, the seizures started. This kibble was supposed to control PH levels to stop the struvite. But it seemed to make everything worse. His skin got significantly worse. He drinks an excessive amount of water, too. He is on the Epilepsy meds, which has made him gain a lot of weight. What would you suggest as something to give him for struvite crystals? so we can get him off that kibble. I'm also getting him off the vet meds and going the CBD route, but I can't until we find an alternative for Struvite. Thanks!

[@DanScott1]

Who the hell suggested all of that madness!!! I cant begin to tell you how wrong all of that was. Struvite stones form due to excess magnesium, ammonium and phosphorus. Stones can also develop from bacterial UTIs. Basically a high PH urine. What he needs now to get some balance back minus now missing his sex hormones is a fresh food diet and CBD oil daily to help lower the incidence of seizures. Small dog, big dog? If you want to stick to kibble, only one I recommend is Ketoner as it's very small carbs, this is important: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble Not cheap but good and high protein. When giving the days weight of food, take out 33% and replace with eggs, canned sardines (in water) and a little part cooked and blended veggies or add this freeze dried greens powder: amzn.to/3R1m3HR Not cheap but lasts long and a whole host of benneficial additions, particularly anti oxidants much needed. Been using it myself 20 years, it's the best.The dog needs a balanced diet and the PH will take care of itself. Or if small dog could go freeze dried raw, just add warm water: Bixby Rawble - Freeze Dried Lamb - amzn.to/3kDbUmX This with CBD oil twice daily AM and PM will work. Note: start new anything small and slow as the dogs gut is used to present diet, actually not so much considering the issues faced at present, hence the problems.. but start slowly and build up new diet with the greens starting from first meal as they also contain probiotics and mean not having to get severall other supplements as already contained in this one product. The water drinking means the kibble is bringing on diabetes, gotta love vets and zero knowledge on nutrition. The new diet will fix this and weight and skin. And there's my ebook with 3 main diets if wanting to know more in depth: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/

[@kaseyeveringham2867]

Thanks for the very in-depth response! Do you know if it's possible to get these products in Australia? The dog is a pure bred Blue America Staffy that's around 3 years old. The vet said seizures are very common in these types of dogs. Which was news to me.

[@DanScott1]

@@kaseyeveringham2867 Beautiful dogs! You can see the English version in my photo. You can probably get the greens, maybe via Aus amazon, not the Ketona though. What about transitioning him to a raw food diet, that's what my boy ate. CBD should be ok in Aus. There's a lot of raw for dogs now in Aus and that's how I would go. My ebook covers the raw food diet too. You must get away from kibbles and any vet meds including vaccs and go raw, he's 3 that's young. Seizures are only common because of synthetics (pet foods), vaccines/drugs and vet mis-diagnosis.

[@kaseyeveringham2867]

@DanScott1 He is the most amazing and human like soul ever! It sucks seeing him the way he is. I just searched for the greens and can get it here. I'm going to have a look at the other stuff. My brother said he is going to take him to a holistic vet and see what they suggest also! He originally was on a raw diet and developed Struvite crystals without the greens added. It would have been a different outcome if the greens were added in at the start, right?

[@DanScott1]

@@kaseyeveringham2867 Yes the diet must have been unbalanced. The greens help here in many ways. Start him off on raw green tripe (usually cow stomach), it's a complete food, comes frozen and you defrost in warm water to above room temp before feeding with the greens to compliment and easily digested. Go easy on the transition over a couple weeks to his gut gets used to new food, new gut bacterias. With raw you want 3 meat options for variation ie beef, chicken, lamb, some eggs, some canned sardines and the greens and 10% offal/organs ie liver. And some of that meat on the bone ie chicken backs, go for 15% bone (calcium).