Whoa, really?? Can I email you about it? My dog just recently got diagnosed and I'm doing everything I can to figure out what my dog needs to recover. Appreciate your time
Chicken breast skinless boiled 60% protein, venison or any liver boiled 10%,butternut squash 25% steamed cauliflower 10%,chopped up.Other ingredients are egg and ground eggshell 1/2 teaspoon ground eggshell powder per 1 pound of meat protein (eggshell is a phosphorus binder very important )blueberries,1 teaspoon honey which is a phosphate binder,fresh herbs like oregano
Discovered your account only few days ago during search for kidney failure in dogs and started to watch your videos. My dog was diagnosed few weeks ago and stopped eating everything even her favourite treats . Renal vets food and my own easy recipes she loved😢This morning I purchased your two books( one by accident as I was rushing to cook breakfast for her at 5 am ) . Got the ingredients and cooked a few dishes for her now and she was eating 😅😊I am very very happy. From the bottom of my heart BIGGEST THANK YOU 🙏
I have a boy told poodle. 13 lbs. 16 yrs. Old. Stage 1 kidney condition. His vet said that he he’s to go on a low protein just like you mentioned here. This video is great. Thank you SO much.
@@thedognutritionistwhat all comes with the kidney health plan? I’m very interested, but it’s not clear from your website-it says a step by step plan, but what does that mean? And most importantly, will it give proper portion sizes for feeding based on dog’s age/stage/size/etc? Thank you. This video & I for action is awesome. I’m so glad I found you!
Noooooo! You should not restrict protein until stage III / IV. You will introduce a host of other issues when you restrict protein too early such as muscle wasting and fatigue :(
A month and a half ago we were told our 14 yr old dog was in late stage 4 KD and probably wouldn’t make it thru the weekend, she had had two day treatments at vets of iv fluids, she’s always had issues with her numbers, about 7 yrs. Her numbers were thru the roof, but I believe it was due to the gabapentin they had us give her for a procedure she was supposed to have but never did, she’s always taken days to get over shots or certain downers she’s had to take, the wife and I weren’t ready to go “that” route, we took her home and decided we had to get food into her, she hadn’t eaten anything in about 5 days I blended up blueberries, strawberries, watermelon, cucumber, spinach and some sweet potatoes, with some water I fed her via a syringe, 80ml 3 times a day, along with her nausea meds and Entyce(evening only) I did the same thing with boiled chicken, low sodium chicken broth, tblsp of freeze dried green tripe She wasn’t eating anything on her own, she was weak, lethargic We did this for a month and a half, along with Subq fluids at home Her numbers have dropped drastically, (bun was at 144, now it’s 88) still a bit higher than they should be but nowhere near what they were She’s starting to actually eat on her own SOMETIMES, but not like she should be Originally our vet said she was late stage 2, then it turned into late stage 4 within days, were making another appointment for more blood work and I’ll be curious to know what stage their going to tell us now……I honestly don’t think they even know I’m just looking for the exact foods I should be giving her, so I’m really glad I found this channel
Thanks for the info… I also don’t believe my dog is in stage 3 KD… did you get the latest blood test results and could you share them… only the BUN … thanks
We got her tested Monday and are waiting on results We’ve started her on Phos-Bind to get phosphorus levels down, once that’s down we can start her on calcitriol to lower her calcium levels which had gone up a bit, but that’s only if they haven’t gone down in the latest bloodwork
I’d like to add, SubQ fluids and my wife(she does the fluids herself on Bella) have been the rockstars in this whole thing Fluids help tremendously and once I get results I’ll post them
Received bloodwork yesterday Bella’s Bun is down from 88 to 74 Still on high side but still an improvement, actually all of her numbers have lowered Creatine- 2.3(from 3.8) Phos- 5.3(from 10) So thankfully good improvements Again, we know KD is NOT reversible, but nevertheless we will continue to do everything possible to make whatever time we have left as amazing as possible She’s also starting to eat a bit more on her own, still syringe feeding any medications she needs though
Hello. I have a 6.8 lb dog. How much food do I give her per day? Can you please give me a breakdown of ingredients for a daily feeding? Thank you so much! She has stage 2 kidney disease.
Hi! Will this recipe be high in calories for out five year old Shorkie who needs to not gain any weight? My yorkie will start this diet tomorrow and I would like to feed both of them the same food.
My RUclips video on liver support is up! You may check it at this link: ruclips.net/video/0xEs1mkH9_Y/видео.html You may also want to explore my Hepatic/Liver Health Plan, which includes recipe recommendations for your pup, through this link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/liver
Hi cam I have a imperial shih tzu 2 years old just diagnosed with kidney disease, I’ve tryed every food recommend but she won’t eat any as she was always on raw , it’s become very difficult, could you send me over the exact amounts I need to use please and thank you so much
@@thedognutritionistok..lve watched tons of your videos today. All very good, informative, clear..but it's clear to me we need your help..give us a diet or advice on how to treat allergies, congestion, reverse sneezing, snotty, runny nose..red itchy ears..allergies..the bane of a dog (and its owners) life... Vets are chewing up our money, hyped up dog food companies are ripping us off with their hypoallergenic bullshit..PLEASE help us to help our dogs. Raw food clearly is the best but..then what???
Anxious to try this! Video says quantities in lbs/oz available via the link but I can't find that info. I'm not great in the kitchen so need all the help I can get. Could you please repost that link?
I am very interested in this since I have one Shih tzu in stage 1 and another in stage 3. But I sure wish you had put the recipe by weight, pound/kg rather than %. My kitchen scale does not do percents 😅.
Thanks so much for sharing this information! I have been feeding a very similar diet, but using kale and zucchini instead of butternut/cauliflower. Do those two veggies also work? Butternut specifically can be difficult to find in my location.
I read about putting honey in dogs food, it's not a wise decision. Ensure honey is pure, without added sweeteners or xylitol, which is toxic to dogs. Excessive honey can cause obesity and dental issues in dogs.
My dog is 12 with stage two. She has never been a good eater of veggies or fruits. She will refuse meat if veggies are mixed in. Should i syring feed her some of this diet?
I tried my Shih-tzu, who also has a bunch of bladder stones, on all the different prescription meds recommended by my vet, she snubbed her nose in disgust at all of them, even when I didn’t feed her anything else she would not eat it. I have done this recipe myself and she loves it. I also use some carrots and broccoli at times.
Why do I keep reading not to feed chicken liver for dogs with kidney disease due to high phosphrous in chicken liver? Can someone clarify? I'm confused.
Hi there! Yes it's fine to include rice and eggs in moderation. Check our Kidney Health Plan for more tips and recipes. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
Hi there! Feel free to explore our Kidney Health Plan for recipes tailored to dogs in stage 4 kidney disease. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
How much should I feed my dog? She is a small dog, about 5.3kg. Should I give her some “carbs”, eg, rice, pearl barley, millet seeds, etc, in addition to this?
Hello! For your 5.3kg dog, he should have 175 grams of food daily. You can check our Ultimate Guide Book for a more complete recipes. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/the-ultimate-homemade-dog-and-puppy-food-recipe-book
I love this video! My dog has had a bladder stone removed like 6 years ago and has been on Hills Prescription C/D food and distilled water every since (she hasn't had another stone since). Now I'm retired and would love to start making her food. Can I use this same recipe? Or is there something she shouldn't be eating? Do you sell recipe books for dogs that are susceptible to struvite stones?Thanks
Great to hear your dog has been healthy! Better to check our Urinary Health Plan as it includes recipes you need: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/urinary-plan
Did I miss a guide about how much food for the different sizes of dog? I've got a 20kg english bull terrier x staffie and wondering how much of the above receipt for each meal?
thank you for this video, very informative! i’ve been watching your videos and i was wondering if it is possible to receive your insight about The Honest Kitchen (dry food). thank you so much
Hello. I sent you a message about my dog having cushings disease for approximately 3 yrs ago. From that she developed calcinosis cutis and interdigital cyst. During our last visit to the vet to check her bloodwork I asked the doc to check her urine and discovered protein in the urine. Then discovered she had kidney disease. Amazingly she is doing great. I make her food and do believe it has helped her. I would love to know what would be the best diet for her now. I've only know about the kidney disease for about a month.She is 10 yrs old. Trying to find a balanced recipe that would be good for both diseases. I'm really glad to have found you to help me with this. Thank you so much❤
Hey there! You can explore our Hypoallergenic Health Plan for your dog's health concern. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/health-plan
Have an older dig with high acidic urine, had an urinary infection. They assume calcium oxolate stones or urate stones 2 different diets one low purine on low oxolates. I had been adding Greek yogurt, kefir, eggs, bone pate, chicken ,with dry kibbles. Obviously I was wrong. I heard low or no animal protein but he is a older boxer so no peas or lentils due to heart issues (already had heart palpitations with them) Help please Sabrina & HuggyBear ❤
Hi! Have been a huge fan of your work for some time now... Finally decided to switch my dog to a raw diet, just a quick one...how come you boiled the chicken and liver here rather than keeping it raw? Apologies if I missed the why in the vid! cheers
What about chickpea or lentil kind of things to add, i have not read anything about them, neither in your book nor in your videos? Are they not good for dogs? Thank you so much
Hi !! Thank you so much for your content :) I have an adult beagle that needs to loose weight. Do you have recommendations for weightloss recipes? And what are your thoughts on dry-freezed food mixed with some homemade recipes? I do not want him to miss nutrients while loosing weight ... Thank you so much :D
Hi there! You may want to check my Ultimate Guide for recipe tips to help your pup shed those extra pounds. Check it out here: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/the-ultimate-homemade-dog-and-puppy-food-recipe-book
😂 As an owner of an adult beagle who needs to lose a LOT of weight, I feel your pain. That girl of ours wants to eat night and day and is kinda sneaky.
@@thedognutritionistmy dog’s teeth has built up a lot of yellow tartar. I wanna use the plague off for dog. Just wanna know if it’s ok to use for dog with early renal problems?
You can, but at the later stages you want to boil the meat and remove the water, as this demineralises the meat and removes phosphorus. In a pressure cooker everything stays in.
Hi, would this diet/meal support a dog who has heart disease in addition to stage 2 kidney disease? Are the any ingredients I should add/remove where cardiovascular health is concerned?
This is exactly what I've been looking for! Happy to find a reliable source sharing recipes for dog health! Our girl has a chicken allergy, as far as replacing it as a protein, are there any other meats we should avoid for kidney support? Thank you!
My dog has been on this diet for 2 months now, and she is losing weight. Doing well, but getting skinny. Will adding sweet potato help add some carbs and help her put on some weight? And if so, do I use both butternut squash and sweet potato- or one or the other? Is there any other vegetables that will help gain weight, and there are still are safe for dogs with renal failure?
Has anyone tried this diet and then monitored blood kidney function markers to see if they improve, stay the same or get worse? I took my cat off his prescription renal diet and put him on a whole food high quality meat diet but within 6 months his kidney disease had progressed and he wasn’t doing very well. My dog now has kidney disease as well as possible pancreatitis and Addison’s disease and as much as I would love her to have a fresh whole food diet I’m scared it’s going to get worse. I know the prescription kidney diets are highly processed but they really do seem to slow progression, I just want my dog to live as long as possible and feel as good as she can. It’s so confusing when there is so much conflicting information out there :(
Hey there! You can sign up for a consultation to assess your dog further and provide a tailored meal plan for him. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/custom-health-support
Thank you so much for this video!!! I have a million questions. Is there somewhere I can email? My dog is being very finicky, and also may have lost some sense of smell recently, I can’t get much in her beyond chicken and treats. And she doesn’t want the chicken boiled, she wants it baked because it’s more juicy and flavorful. I don’t know if baking chicken in water reduces phosphorus the same way boiling does. Do you have somewhere where I can send in all the questions I have and get them answered?
@@thedognutritionist unfortunately it’s too late. My dog passed away last month. The vet’s attempt to treat her kidney disease caused her heart disease to advance rapidly and she had to be euthanized. She was 19.
Great video, My 24 year old is at Cronic kidney disease, the vet says no hope, just let him eat what he enjoys. I have fed him a raw diet of good quality protein, hard to get him to eat veggies, so I decide to cook ithe veg in organic low sodium bone broth, Can this diet be used for 4?
24 years old is an amazing age! I wanted to say that what I do to get my dog to not pick stuff out is to put it all in a food processor at the end. That way it is nearly impossible to pick out the veggies.
@@thedognutritionist thank you...using rice or pumpkin is ok instead of that? . My dogs don't like sweet potato. He is minpin with stage 3 kidney disease
Hi , I have an 11 year old pittie who has had Cushing’s disease for about 2 years now, and recently was diagnosed with stage 1 kidney disease , also has some gallbladder issues . They prescribed renal diet and kidney diet . I know he has a lot going on but we’re doing our best to slow down these problems while also making sure his quality of life is good. What would you recommend to cook for him ? I took time off from work to take better care of him and thank god my bf has a good job so price isn’t an issue. Thank you in advance
@@thedognutritionistjust got news today that he is in kidney failure along with new masses and cancer that they found so I need to give him the best possible care /food . I know I have a moral obligation to make sure I don’t prolong his life if he is in pain . 💔
Just wanted to share that I've tried a variation of this recipe on my beagle with stage 1 kidney disease for 17 days. The variation includes just using pork liver instead of venison liver as well as mango instead of blueberries (as they are also a good source of antioxidants and are more readily available where I live). I kept all the ratios the same, though it is weird how they add up to >100%. I have also monitored my dog's Creatinine (CREA) levels with the vet at the start and end of this diet. The results are as follows: 3.3 mg/dL (day 0) and 5.48 mg/dL (day 17). At least for my dog, this diet was shown to make her kidney disease worse as indicated by a 66% increase in CREA levels over this short span of time. So I would advise to take this recipe/guide with a grain of salt (sorry for the pun) and consult with your vet before switching your dog's diet. Or at least just monitor your dog's CREA levels often when trying out a diet like this to make sure it doesn't have any negative impacts.
My dog's experience with the dog food is as follows: I transitioned my dog to the new diet over a few days. She loved the new dog food immediately. She ate every single bit we gave her at first. She definitely preferred it over Royal Canin Renal. This really made me happy because she is such a picky eater. Her stool was also pretty much normal. However, after a few days, she began picking out the meats from the veg, though I still made sure she ate everything she needed day-to-day. Nearer to the end of the 17 days I noticed that she became very lethargic. She also started vomiting and had blood in her stool. At that point, I knew something was wrong and decided to get her retested. I initially wanted to try out this diet for a month before testing again though I didn't expect her health to turn bad so quickly. I want to note though that the only variable I changed was her diet. Also that by the end of the 17 days, she did not want to even go near the new food anymore. Again this is just me sharing my experience with it so my intention is not to discredit anyone.
Hi there, results on a given day can vary due to many factors like levels of hydration and stress. We recommend two months on the diet for it to take effect. This diet has helped thousands of dogs, and whilst every dog is different, we still think you should give it a little longer. We'd recommend introducing something to increase hydration and give the diet another month. It's fantastic you're monitoring so closely.
Hello sir Recently my pet (shihtzu) been diagnosed with B/L Renal Dysplasia... What diet I'm supposed to follow and how much of oral fluids I need to maintain in him
I am very sorry to hear that, it's an extremely tricky issue. It's very dependent on the individual, but a very simple fresh food diet. Wash all the ingredients and boil the meat.
It's getting nearly impossible to get my 14 1/2 year-old Boykin mix to eat. It would be very helpful if there was a PDF of this recipe, as well as more detailed info on the recipe, starting with, the amount of each ingredient. I do not see where you mention how many pounds of chicken you used in this example.
You can feed her once a day or twice within a 6hr window. Make sure you use my kidney support recipes, here's a link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
My immediate concern at this point is what about the perscriptions the vet has instructed us to give him. Gabapentin (he is peeing out Protein.) Aventi & benezapril?? Anyone know about these? Safe to follow diet recipes as described here WITH these scripts??
Better to book a consultation to tailor a meal plan for your dog considering his medications. It's the fastest and safest way to get your furry friend on the path to better health. Consult through this link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/custom-health-support
If your dog is not a fan of chicken, find some alternative meats your dog enjoys the most. You may opt for beef, fish, goat, pheasant, rabbit, venison, duck, lamb, or pork.
I would also love a recipe for liver support. My 14 year old dog was really unwell a few weeks back and turned out his liver enzymes were over 1000. My vet luckily is pro natural so put him on milk thistle and same, ive changed his diet which was already cooked to a more liver friendly one and hes doing really well now but would love some more idea's!
Hello! My RUclips video on liver support is up! You may check it at this link: ruclips.net/video/0xEs1mkH9_Y/видео.html Also, you can explore our Hepatic/Liver Health Plan, which includes recipe recommendations for your pup, through this link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/liver
@@thedognutritionist thank you so much for your reply. She is currently on Millie's wolfheart tracker wet food with a little kibble added, I would love to start her on home cooked food but cannot find recipes suitable for epilepsy
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I completely reversed my dogs stage 2 kidney diagnosis with this diet. Thank you!! ❤
Whoa, really?? Can I email you about it? My dog just recently got diagnosed and I'm doing everything I can to figure out what my dog needs to recover. Appreciate your time
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Hello, im dealing with same issue recently with my dog, if you can provide any insight that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
hello can u help my dog too is diagnosed
Have you reversed your dogs kidney disease? I was told it wasn't possible.
Finally someone who gets to the point and is not interested in just hearing himself talk and giving us a recipe we can use. You got my subscription
Chicken breast skinless boiled 60% protein, venison or any liver boiled 10%,butternut squash 25% steamed cauliflower 10%,chopped up.Other ingredients are egg and ground eggshell 1/2 teaspoon ground eggshell powder per 1 pound of meat protein (eggshell is a phosphorus binder very important )blueberries,1 teaspoon honey which is a phosphate binder,fresh herbs like oregano
Thank you!
Discovered your account only few days ago during search for kidney failure in dogs and started to watch your videos. My dog was diagnosed few weeks ago and stopped eating everything even her favourite treats . Renal vets food and my own easy recipes she loved😢This morning I purchased your two books( one by accident as I was rushing to cook breakfast for her at 5 am ) . Got the ingredients and cooked a few dishes for her now and she was eating 😅😊I am very very happy. From the bottom of my heart BIGGEST THANK YOU 🙏
I'm glad I could help. Keep doing the best for your dog!
I love this video. Renal support prescription is going in the garbage where it belongs. Thank you!
I have a boy told poodle. 13 lbs. 16 yrs. Old. Stage 1 kidney condition. His vet said that he he’s to go on a low protein just like you mentioned here. This video is great. Thank you SO much.
I'm glad the video was helpful! Feel free to explore our Kidney Health Plan here: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
@@thedognutritionistwhat all comes with the kidney health plan? I’m very interested, but it’s not clear from your website-it says a step by step plan, but what does that mean? And most importantly, will it give proper portion sizes for feeding based on dog’s age/stage/size/etc? Thank you. This video & I for action is awesome. I’m so glad I found you!
Noooooo! You should not restrict protein until stage III / IV. You will introduce a host of other issues when you restrict protein too early such as muscle wasting and fatigue :(
I’ve only watched a bit of this but makes so much more sense! Thank you 🙏🏻 😊
Of course. Natural food and simple logic is more honest and truthful that processed food and confusion.
Hi my dog has a poultry allergy. Which other proteins would you recommend. We have been feeding him white fish.
Thanks so much for all your hard work and making all these amazing helpful videos
My pleasure!
A month and a half ago we were told our 14 yr old dog was in late stage 4 KD and probably wouldn’t make it thru the weekend, she had had two day treatments at vets of iv fluids, she’s always had issues with her numbers, about 7 yrs.
Her numbers were thru the roof, but I believe it was due to the gabapentin they had us give her for a procedure she was supposed to have but never did, she’s always taken days to get over shots or certain downers she’s had to take, the wife and I weren’t ready to go “that” route, we took her home and decided we had to get food into her, she hadn’t eaten anything in about 5 days
I blended up blueberries, strawberries, watermelon, cucumber, spinach and some sweet potatoes, with some water
I fed her via a syringe, 80ml 3 times a day, along with her nausea meds and Entyce(evening only)
I did the same thing with boiled chicken, low sodium chicken broth, tblsp of freeze dried green tripe
She wasn’t eating anything on her own, she was weak, lethargic
We did this for a month and a half, along with Subq fluids at home
Her numbers have dropped drastically, (bun was at 144, now it’s 88) still a bit higher than they should be but nowhere near what they were
She’s starting to actually eat on her own SOMETIMES, but not like she should be
Originally our vet said she was late stage 2, then it turned into late stage 4 within days, were making another appointment for more blood work and I’ll be curious to know what stage their going to tell us now……I honestly don’t think they even know
I’m just looking for the exact foods I should be giving her, so I’m really glad I found this channel
Thanks for the info… I also don’t believe my dog is in stage 3 KD… did you get the latest blood test results and could you share them… only the BUN … thanks
May I ask what happened next ?
We got her tested Monday and are waiting on results
We’ve started her on Phos-Bind to get phosphorus levels down, once that’s down we can start her on calcitriol to lower her calcium levels which had gone up a bit, but that’s only if they haven’t gone down in the latest bloodwork
I’d like to add, SubQ fluids and my wife(she does the fluids herself on Bella) have been the rockstars in this whole thing
Fluids help tremendously and once I get results I’ll post them
Received bloodwork yesterday
Bella’s Bun is down from 88 to 74
Still on high side but still an improvement, actually all of her numbers have lowered
Creatine- 2.3(from 3.8) Phos- 5.3(from 10)
So thankfully good improvements
Again, we know KD is NOT reversible, but nevertheless we will continue to do everything possible to make whatever time we have left as amazing as possible
She’s also starting to eat a bit more on her own, still syringe feeding any medications she needs though
oh, my god! that food look so delicious that even I want to eat it. ❤ Thank you so much for creating these videos.
My pleasure 😊
What about dogs that have chicken and beef allergies? Is there a suitable protein that can be substituted? Thanks for this!!!
Rabbit can be pretty pricey but a lot of dogs do well on rabbit. It's about as close to a natural prey protein as you can get.
Hello. I have a 6.8 lb dog. How much food do I give her per day? Can you please give me a breakdown of ingredients for a daily feeding? Thank you so much! She has stage 2 kidney disease.
When you recommend the food intake in your book in case of my dog 150g is that per day or for each meal per day?
Hi! Will this recipe be high in calories for out five year old Shorkie who needs to not gain any weight? My yorkie will start this diet tomorrow and I would like to feed both of them the same food.
I would love a recipe for Liver support if possible, thank you very much for what you do!
My RUclips video on liver support is up! You may check it at this link: ruclips.net/video/0xEs1mkH9_Y/видео.html
You may also want to explore my Hepatic/Liver Health Plan, which includes recipe recommendations for your pup, through this link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/liver
Too bad the liver support recipe is no longer available, would’ve loved to watch it
Hi cam I have a imperial shih tzu 2 years old just diagnosed with kidney disease, I’ve tryed every food recommend but she won’t eat any as she was always on raw , it’s become very difficult, could you send me over the exact amounts I need to use please and thank you so much
Thank you for this wonderful, much needed recipe.Think of all the dogs it will help.❤
You are so welcome!
@@thedognutritionistok..lve watched tons of your videos today. All very good, informative, clear..but it's clear to me we need your help..give us a diet or advice on how to treat allergies, congestion, reverse sneezing, snotty, runny nose..red itchy ears..allergies..the bane of a dog (and its owners) life...
Vets are chewing up our money, hyped up dog food companies are ripping us off with their hypoallergenic bullshit..PLEASE help us to help our dogs.
Raw food clearly is the best but..then what???
Anxious to try this! Video says quantities in lbs/oz available via the link but I can't find that info. I'm not great in the kitchen so need all the help I can get. Could you please repost that link?
hi do you not use the broth?
Socwell explained! Thankyou
Is this recipe good for dogs with calcium oxalate stones?
Once prepared the low Potassium meal how do you calculate the total weight of food to feed,
I am very interested in this since I have one Shih tzu in stage 1 and another in stage 3. But I sure wish you had put the recipe by weight, pound/kg rather than %. My kitchen scale does not do percents 😅.
Hi- my vet prescribed Naraquin as well. Should I continue to use it along with this diet?
You can gradually decrease the Naraquin as you transition to this diet and eventually stop using it, but be sure to monitor your dog.
Great video for kidney disease which my dog has. She also has cushings disease. She's had cushings for about 3 years. What recipe is best for her.
Hi there! Please send me a message at help@thedognutritionist.com to assist you further.
how about recipe for stage 4 ckd
Thanks so much for sharing this information! I have been feeding a very similar diet, but using kale and zucchini instead of butternut/cauliflower. Do those two veggies also work? Butternut specifically can be difficult to find in my location.
Hi! Kale isn't good for dogs. It's a stomach irritant. The squash is better! 💜
I read about putting honey in dogs food, it's not a wise decision. Ensure honey is pure, without added sweeteners or xylitol, which is toxic to dogs. Excessive honey can cause obesity and dental issues in dogs.
Are dried herbs ok if we don't have fresh and which ones are the best to use please? I grow lots of peppermint but not much else survives.
My dog is 12 with stage two. She has never been a good eater of veggies or fruits. She will refuse meat if veggies are mixed in. Should i syring feed her some of this diet?
How do I find out where to see how many cups to feed her in a day for her weight class?
I tried my Shih-tzu, who also has a bunch of bladder stones, on all the different prescription meds recommended by my vet, she snubbed her nose in disgust at all of them, even when I didn’t feed her anything else she would not eat it. I have done this recipe myself and she loves it. I also use some carrots and broccoli at times.
Hi! I'm glad I could help. Yes, including other vegetables would be beneficial.
Why do I keep reading not to feed chicken liver for dogs with kidney disease due to high phosphrous in chicken liver? Can someone clarify? I'm confused.
Thank you for sharing. I will try it. ❤
Thanks for this video! Is it okay to add rice? I also read somewhere that egg yolks are not good for dogs with kidney disease, is that true?
Hi there! Yes it's fine to include rice and eggs in moderation. Check our Kidney Health Plan for more tips and recipes. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
Hi, thank you. Is this recipe considered complete and balanced or for supplemental feeding?
Yes, it is. You'll need to vary the proteins and the veggies, to provide variety. No one meal is complete. Variety creates balance.
İt can stay five days for normal freezer or cold freezer?
Is there any video for stage 4 of renal disease? Thanks for this videoz
Hi there! Feel free to explore our Kidney Health Plan for recipes tailored to dogs in stage 4 kidney disease. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
Could I replace the yellow squash for zucchini or mirliton squash? These are more available where we live
You can replace t the squash with sweet potatoes.
How much should I feed my dog? She is a small dog, about 5.3kg. Should I give her some “carbs”, eg, rice, pearl barley, millet seeds, etc, in addition to this?
Hello! For your 5.3kg dog, he should have 175 grams of food daily. You can check our Ultimate Guide Book for a more complete recipes. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/the-ultimate-homemade-dog-and-puppy-food-recipe-book
I love this video! My dog has had a bladder stone removed like 6 years ago and has been on Hills Prescription C/D food and distilled water every since (she hasn't had another stone since). Now I'm retired and would love to start making her food. Can I use this same recipe? Or is there something she shouldn't be eating? Do you sell recipe books for dogs that are susceptible to struvite stones?Thanks
Great to hear your dog has been healthy! Better to check our Urinary Health Plan as it includes recipes you need: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/urinary-plan
Great video, thank you!
This video is extremely helpful. Thank you very much
You're very welcome. Cam
Did I miss a guide about how much food for the different sizes of dog? I've got a 20kg english bull terrier x staffie and wondering how much of the above receipt for each meal?
Hey there! If you’d like a guide on proper food portions for your dog, just email me at help@thedognutritionist.com
Hi, I have a instapot which pressure cooks. Is it okay to use that to cook the meats?
Hello! No worries about using a pressure cooker!
thank you for this video, very informative! i’ve been watching your videos and i was wondering if it is possible to receive your insight about The Honest Kitchen (dry food). thank you so much
Hi Cam,
Thank you for the amazing advice.
Can you PLEASE post a video with a recipes for stage 4 kidney disease 😢🐾😔
Thank you.
I'm looking for this too!
These recipes are in my kidney support plan. The recipes don't change too much to be honest, slightly less protein but not a massive decrease.
Hello. I sent you a message about my dog having cushings disease for approximately 3 yrs ago. From that she developed calcinosis cutis and interdigital cyst. During our last visit to the vet to check her bloodwork I asked the doc to check her urine and discovered protein in the urine. Then discovered she had kidney disease. Amazingly she is doing great. I make her food and do believe it has helped her. I would love to know what would be the best diet for her now. I've only know about the kidney disease for about a month.She is 10 yrs old. Trying to find a balanced recipe that would be good for both diseases. I'm really glad to have found you to help me with this. Thank you so much❤
My dog has a chicken sensitivity. Skin reaction. What’s best protein alternative?
Hey there! You can explore our Hypoallergenic Health Plan for your dog's health concern. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/health-plan
Have an older dig with high acidic urine, had an urinary infection. They assume calcium oxolate stones or urate stones
2 different diets one low purine on low oxolates. I had been adding Greek yogurt, kefir, eggs, bone pate, chicken ,with dry kibbles. Obviously I
was wrong. I heard low or no animal protein but he is a older boxer so no peas or lentils due to heart issues (already had heart palpitations with them)
Help please Sabrina & HuggyBear ❤
Hi! Have been a huge fan of your work for some time now... Finally decided to switch my dog to a raw diet, just a quick one...how come you boiled the chicken and liver here rather than keeping it raw? Apologies if I missed the why in the vid! cheers
All food changes in values of vitamins, nutrients etc when served cooked vs raw.
For nutritious meals for your pup, you can choose between two options: raw and cooked food.
What about chickpea or lentil kind of things to add, i have not read anything about them, neither in your book nor in your videos? Are they not good for dogs? Thank you so much
Legumes are generally not recommended for dogs. They don't break them down, and they contain phytic acid/ lectins which leach minerals from the blood.
How much of this meal can I give to a 29 kg shepsky? Hoping for a response.
P.s. she recommended a treatment which is a pill 5 days per month to keep the dental bacteria low. What do you think about this ?? Thanks!!
Hi !! Thank you so much for your content :) I have an adult beagle that needs to loose weight. Do you have recommendations for weightloss recipes? And what are your thoughts on dry-freezed food mixed with some homemade recipes? I do not want him to miss nutrients while loosing weight ... Thank you so much :D
Hi there! You may want to check my Ultimate Guide for recipe tips to help your pup shed those extra pounds. Check it out here: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/the-ultimate-homemade-dog-and-puppy-food-recipe-book
😂 As an owner of an adult beagle who needs to lose a LOT of weight, I feel your pain. That girl of ours wants to eat night and day and is kinda sneaky.
Can I use this receipt for my dog with proteinuria ? ( UPC 7.3 )
Yes!
@@thedognutritionistmy dog’s teeth has built up a lot of yellow tartar. I wanna use the plague off for dog. Just wanna know if it’s ok to use for dog with early renal problems?
Can I pressure cook
I have been giving him mutton with rice and vegetables n 1tbsp of RC renal diet .. his vet has prescribed to give RC renal diet
You can, but at the later stages you want to boil the meat and remove the water, as this demineralises the meat and removes phosphorus. In a pressure cooker everything stays in.
Hi, would this diet/meal support a dog who has heart disease in addition to stage 2 kidney disease? Are the any ingredients I should add/remove where cardiovascular health is concerned?
Yes it would. You could add some pomegranate which has been shown to slow cardiomyopathies in dogs. Cam
Great thank you. One more question, sorry - what quantity should be fed? 2% of bodyweight and can I mix with Orijen Senior Kibble?
will this help a Chinese shar-pei that gets sharpei fever that leads to kidney failure?
This is exactly what I've been looking for! Happy to find a reliable source sharing recipes for dog health! Our girl has a chicken allergy, as far as replacing it as a protein, are there any other meats we should avoid for kidney support? Thank you!
Hi there! If your dog is not a fan of chicken, find some alternative meats your dog enjoys the most.
My dog has been on this diet for 2 months now, and she is losing weight. Doing well, but getting skinny.
Will adding sweet potato help add some carbs and help her put on some weight? And if so, do I use both butternut squash and sweet potato- or one or the other?
Is there any other vegetables that will help gain weight, and there are still are safe for dogs with renal failure?
By Doing well you mean her labs are good?
Hello! You can check our Kidney Health Plan to guide you more on the recipes for your dog. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
My dog is Stage 1. Can you say more about what to feed a tiny 5 pound dog in this stage? Thank you! 🙏
Has anyone tried this diet and then monitored blood kidney function markers to see if they improve, stay the same or get worse? I took my cat off his prescription renal diet and put him on a whole food high quality meat diet but within 6 months his kidney disease had progressed and he wasn’t doing very well. My dog now has kidney disease as well as possible pancreatitis and Addison’s disease and as much as I would love her to have a fresh whole food diet I’m scared it’s going to get worse. I know the prescription kidney diets are highly processed but they really do seem to slow progression, I just want my dog to live as long as possible and feel as good as she can. It’s so confusing when there is so much conflicting information out there :(
Thanks for the video! I would appreciate one for liver support.
My RUclips video on liver support is up! You may check it at this link: ruclips.net/video/0xEs1mkH9_Y/видео.html
And what will you recommend, I wonder, if dog was on the best diet possible all his life and still have alivated kidney pcu and protein in urine?)
Hey there! You can sign up for a consultation to assess your dog further and provide a tailored meal plan for him. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/custom-health-support
Thank you so much for this video!!! I have a million questions. Is there somewhere I can email? My dog is being very finicky, and also may have lost some sense of smell recently, I can’t get much in her beyond chicken and treats. And she doesn’t want the chicken boiled, she wants it baked because it’s more juicy and flavorful. I don’t know if baking chicken in water reduces phosphorus the same way boiling does.
Do you have somewhere where I can send in all the questions I have and get them answered?
Hello there! Feel free to ask your questions on my website: www.thedognutritionist.com/pages/contact-us
@@thedognutritionist unfortunately it’s too late. My dog passed away last month. The vet’s attempt to treat her kidney disease caused her heart disease to advance rapidly and she had to be euthanized. She was 19.
Sorry to hear about your beloved pet. You must have taken good care for them for such a long life. I'm sure your heart is still broken.
Any recipe for stage 3 kidney failure
Can I sub chicken for turkey or lamb?
Hello! Yes!
Any substitute for squash? Can I replace white rice for carbs?
You can substitute with sweet potato. Try to limit rice please, but it can be used if needed.
Great video, My 24 year old is at Cronic kidney disease, the vet says no hope, just let him eat what he enjoys. I have fed him a raw diet of good quality protein, hard to get him to eat veggies, so I decide to cook ithe veg in organic low sodium bone broth, Can this diet be used for 4?
24 years old is an amazing age! I wanted to say that what I do to get my dog to not pick stuff out is to put it all in a food processor at the end. That way it is nearly impossible to pick out the veggies.
Is there any alternative for butternut squash as its not available in my country easily
Hi there, you can use sweet potato instead.
@@thedognutritionist thank you...using rice or pumpkin is ok instead of that? . My dogs don't like sweet potato. He is minpin with stage 3 kidney disease
Hi ,
I have an 11 year old pittie who has had Cushing’s disease for about 2 years now, and recently was diagnosed with stage 1 kidney disease , also has some gallbladder issues . They prescribed renal diet and kidney diet . I know he has a lot going on but we’re doing our best to slow down these problems while also making sure his quality of life is good.
What would you recommend to cook for him ?
I took time off from work to take better care of him and thank god my bf has a good job so price isn’t an issue.
Thank you in advance
Get the kidney support recipe ebook on my website, use those recipes and he'll thrive.
@@thedognutritionistthank you
Is it low fat and low carb by any chance?
@@thedognutritionistjust got news today that he is in kidney failure along with new masses and cancer that they found so I need to give him the best possible care /food . I know I have a moral obligation to make sure I don’t prolong his life if he is in pain . 💔
Hi Cam!
Do you have recommendations for multivitamins that I can get in the US?
Sorry, I don't know that market very well! But if you use the recipes in the Ultimate Homemade Dog Food Handbook, you don't need a multivitamin.
Any recommendations on who to see for homemade cat recipes?
If you half the number of veggies in this recipe, you've got cat kidney food.
Just wanted to share that I've tried a variation of this recipe on my beagle with stage 1 kidney disease for 17 days. The variation includes just using pork liver instead of venison liver as well as mango instead of blueberries (as they are also a good source of antioxidants and are more readily available where I live). I kept all the ratios the same, though it is weird how they add up to >100%. I have also monitored my dog's Creatinine (CREA) levels with the vet at the start and end of this diet. The results are as follows: 3.3 mg/dL (day 0) and 5.48 mg/dL (day 17). At least for my dog, this diet was shown to make her kidney disease worse as indicated by a 66% increase in CREA levels over this short span of time. So I would advise to take this recipe/guide with a grain of salt (sorry for the pun) and consult with your vet before switching your dog's diet. Or at least just monitor your dog's CREA levels often when trying out a diet like this to make sure it doesn't have any negative impacts.
My dog's experience with the dog food is as follows: I transitioned my dog to the new diet over a few days. She loved the new dog food immediately. She ate every single bit we gave her at first. She definitely preferred it over Royal Canin Renal. This really made me happy because she is such a picky eater. Her stool was also pretty much normal. However, after a few days, she began picking out the meats from the veg, though I still made sure she ate everything she needed day-to-day. Nearer to the end of the 17 days I noticed that she became very lethargic. She also started vomiting and had blood in her stool. At that point, I knew something was wrong and decided to get her retested. I initially wanted to try out this diet for a month before testing again though I didn't expect her health to turn bad so quickly. I want to note though that the only variable I changed was her diet. Also that by the end of the 17 days, she did not want to even go near the new food anymore. Again this is just me sharing my experience with it so my intention is not to discredit anyone.
Hi there, results on a given day can vary due to many factors like levels of hydration and stress. We recommend two months on the diet for it to take effect. This diet has helped thousands of dogs, and whilst every dog is different, we still think you should give it a little longer. We'd recommend introducing something to increase hydration and give the diet another month. It's fantastic you're monitoring so closely.
Hello sir
Recently my pet (shihtzu) been diagnosed with B/L Renal Dysplasia...
What diet I'm supposed to follow and how much of oral fluids I need to maintain in him
I am very sorry to hear that, it's an extremely tricky issue. It's very dependent on the individual, but a very simple fresh food diet. Wash all the ingredients and boil the meat.
I can't buy liver of any kind where I live and don't have a car. Is there a substitute for the liver?
Hey there! If you can't have liver, you can look for other organ meats such as kidney or heart.
It's getting nearly impossible to get my 14 1/2 year-old Boykin mix to eat. It would be very helpful if there was a PDF of this recipe, as well as more detailed info on the recipe, starting with, the amount of each ingredient. I do not see where you mention how many pounds of chicken you used in this example.
Hey there! You may want to check my Kidney Health Plan. You can check the plan on my website: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
Hola. Cómo sería una dieta para gato adulto? Mi gatita tiene 10 años
Quantities in pounds/ounces not listed in the description. I only found e/books for sale.
Hello! To assist you better, please email me at help@thedognutritionist.com
Hi what can be an alternative option for chicken and beef please my dogs are allergic to these meat 🙏🙏🙏
Any meat!
would this diet work for a dog that was diagnosed with protein losing nephropathy
Yes!
Can I add brown rice?
Yes! You can check our Kidney Health Plan for more complete recipes. Here's the link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
How many times should I feed my dog in a day with this recipe? with CKD stage 1, she’s about 15 lbs and anemic.
You can feed her once a day or twice within a 6hr window. Make sure you use my kidney support recipes, here's a link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
My immediate concern at this point is what about the perscriptions the vet has instructed us to give him.
Gabapentin (he is peeing out Protein.) Aventi & benezapril??
Anyone know about these?
Safe to follow diet recipes as described here WITH these scripts??
Better to book a consultation to tailor a meal plan for your dog considering his medications. It's the fastest and safest way to get your furry friend on the path to better health.
Consult through this link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/custom-health-support
Where’s the recipe? I couldn’t find it with the link in the description box
Hi I was wondering if you have a video for stage four kidney disease. 😢 did I miss it. PLEASE HELP
Hey, you can check it on our Kidney Health Plan here: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/kidney
can you replace the protein if the dog is allergic to chicken?
Absolutely. If your dog has a sensitivity to chicken, consider exploring other meat options that your dog enjoys.
I'm a also a clinical dietitian from India - Bangalore... How can I maintain his food
Genuinely curious about the percentages. They add up to 105-110%. Shouldnt this make 100?
What is a good replacement to chicken if my dog doesn’t like it?
If your dog is not a fan of chicken, find some alternative meats your dog enjoys the most. You may opt for beef, fish, goat, pheasant, rabbit, venison, duck, lamb, or pork.
When we use chicken meet does white meat or black meat matter?
Preferably white meat would be best to use.
Mitral valve regurgitation (heart) and Menkes Disease in dogs, also spoil the kidneys.
Do I have to cook this every day or can I cook ahead of time and store?
Absolutely! You can meal prep to save time.
Cam, what kind of beef can I cook for my 5lb toy poodle with beginnings of kidney disease?@@thedognutritionist
Is it ok for my dog Graci, to eat raw or cooked kidney and beef heart?
Yes! It's better to know how much to give and what your dog's tolerated best.
What about rice?
Can you feed a dog in early kidney failure spirulina or chlorella ? I have always feed raw meat and fresh vegetables.
Yes, just make sure it's from a trusted source.
@@thedognutritionist Thank you . I am also boiling my raw meat etc for my dog’s food. Love your recipe . Lol my little Boston’s pug cross does too ! 😋
Can you give a recepie for dogs with pancreatitis please🙏
Hi there, I have an ebook on my website for pancreatic support. That's the best option for you.
I would also love a recipe for liver support. My 14 year old dog was really unwell a few weeks back and turned out his liver enzymes were over 1000. My vet luckily is pro natural so put him on milk thistle and same, ive changed his diet which was already cooked to a more liver friendly one and hes doing really well now but would love some more idea's!
Hello! My RUclips video on liver support is up! You may check it at this link: ruclips.net/video/0xEs1mkH9_Y/видео.html
Also, you can explore our Hepatic/Liver Health Plan, which includes recipe recommendations for your pup, through this link: www.thedognutritionist.com/products/liver
@@thedognutritionist The video is private :(
Please could you share a recipe for dogs with seizures & hypothyroidism, im lost & want to do my best to help her
Hi Michelle, a low carb balanced diet, but using a range of fresh foods. Seizures are caused by adverse food reactions and to high blood sugar levels.
@@thedognutritionist thank you so much for your reply. She is currently on Millie's wolfheart tracker wet food with a little kibble added, I would love to start her on home cooked food but cannot find recipes suitable for epilepsy
I give my dog blueberry but he is not interested to eat them ?