HOMEMADE DOG FOOD Recipe – Cancer Diet – VET APPROVED – Large Batch, Stove Top


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Hey Ya’ll. Here is the way that I make a very LARGE batch of homemade dog food on the stove top. I have been making this for my …

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  1. The True Patriot
    The True Patriot says:

    As a certified k9 nutritionist I'd like to make a suggestion, feed turkey tail mushrooms! Instead of the bag of mixed veggies ( peas and corn aren't great anyways) put the money towards a medicinal mushroom powder. Mushrooms have been very helpful in fighting cancer.
    Also this meal plan looks low in vitamin E. Vitamin E is very important for the body and is one of the main vitamins lacking in most homemade diets.
    You can buy "NOW vitamin E oil" on Amazon for under $10 and it will last a couple months.
    Iodine, Zinc, omegas, DHA, and Manganese are also extremely important for a dogs overall health. A deficiency in these nutrients can lead to serious long term problems for both your dog with cancer and your healthy dog..
    to fulfill these requirements seafood works wonderfully! You can buy canned cooked oysters at Walmart. Very affordable! Feeding 3-5 cooked oysters a day will fulfill the Zinc requirements.
    Half a Can of Sardines ( also at walmart) will fulfill the omega and DHA requirements.
    They also sell frozen salmon filets at Walmart, salmon will also help provide omega. If you can't afford it stick with sardines! Sardines are a super food for dogs!.
    If you can not buy seafood buy KELP powder, $20 worth of kelp powder will last months and benefit your dog tremendously!
    Feeding chicken liver is great BUT beef liver has a completely different nutritional profile and is more beneficial!
    ( also at walmart.. that's where I do all my shopping, I'm on a budget to lol)
    Instead of feeding rice feed oatmeal! You can buy a huge container of plain oats at Walmart. A couple tablespoons of cooked oats daily is all they need. Oats are more nutritional than rice and still considered a gain/ carbohydrate.
    These are just a few small affordable changes you can make that will benefit your dog's tremendously! Good luck with your beautiful babies! There lucky to have you!

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  2. Alvin Good
    Alvin Good says:

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  3. Ashley Buzzeo
    Ashley Buzzeo says:

    Thank you for this! My Great Dane "Ruger" was just diagnosed with fibrosarcoma this past month. We are doing chemo and going to re access his leg after his next treatment on the 4th for possible amputation. He too is on a kibble diet which I want to get him off. It was great seeing a large pot being made in comparison to some other recipes since he's 160ibs!! Only problem is that I'm close to NYC, so getting that good deal on meat will be tough since our walmarts only sell dairy! Crazy! I'm so happy to see your little Tripod doing to well after 2 years! It has given be hope for my guy if we wave to get that leg off!

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  4. Kev Wills
    Kev Wills says:

    Awesome ! Beautiful dog ! You should seperate your proteins though. No dog would eat a beef and a turkeyin a day. Also… you need to add greens spinach/ dandelion: / parsley ete

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  5. Linda Taylor
    Linda Taylor says:

    I also make my dog’s food. I do use enchanted rice (lots of antioxidants), blueberries, and cottage cheese helps get the calcium. My dog hates liver so i use beef hearts. I cook everything separately, chunk it up then mix well in a big cooler. It does take the better part of a day, from start to finish, but i have at least a month’s supply when I am done. One day a month is well worth any extra time the healthy food gives me with my dog. He also gets a multi vitamin in case its short on any nutrients.

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  6. PB Jelly
    PB Jelly says:

    I use similar ingredients. Instead of ground beef (unless the lean is on sale), I use chicken breasts and thighs (I go to the market Monday morning and get deals on meats). I also use beef livers (I alternate with chicken). The only difference for us (we use the same calcium supplement, I also have others mine require), is I add flaxseed, a small bit of organic oatmeal (a little goes a long way), and fresh kale (lately it's been cheaper to get fresh broccoli, kale, and spinach here), and some parsley. My oldest has cancer, so no rice since I cook for all of them. That's where the small amount of oatmeal and flaxseed help (to thicken). They also get raw bones for their teeth (they get yearly cleanings but the one with cancer has heart issues so teeth issues are also important to address). Much love to you and your pups. <3

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  7. Blair Birthisel
    Blair Birthisel says:

    If you do include rice, do you know the calories per cup?? Below, you indicated 500-600 calories per 1/2 pound….so does that include if you use rice. Great video by the way.

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  8. Erica Marie
    Erica Marie says:

    My dog was just diagnosed with lymphoma yesterday this video came right on time thanks for the details and being straight to the point trying this recipe today…. my dog has lost 30 pounds already he is 95pounds usually around 130 how much do you think I should feed him

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  9. Kathleen Rayner
    Kathleen Rayner says:

    Wow. I would love a pot as big as that!!!!! I homecook for my 6 dogs. A huge pot like that sure would help. I love the food you made for your pets. Well done you 😋😋. Love from Australia 💕💕

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  10. Pulkit Katyal
    Pulkit Katyal says:

    Thank you for sharing this amazing video. This video motivated me and gave me great ideas to cook high protein low carb diet for my dog who was just diagnosed with osteosarcoma

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