Best Supplements To Add To Dog Food (5 Ways To Improve Kibble)
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ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: Best Supplements To Add To Dog Food
1: Probiotics
2: Live digestive enzymes
3: High quality protein concentrate
4: High quality fats
5: High value freeze dried greens
Over many years of research, practice and feedback from pet parents, I've come to know some important changes you can make with your dog that make a big and beneficial impact on their health as it has for so many others.
With this in mind here's 5 important ways you can boost your dogs health fast and feel like you're really making an important leap forward with their health and wellbeing.
All five are pretty simple to take action on and will really benefit your dog and reduce the risk of acute disease.
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@@Dastardly_X Much appreciated.
hi Dan 👋🏻,,, I have the Green Vibrance suplement. For a puppy how much and how frequently I can give to? and do you recommend the others products too on top of greens vibrance or this one itself is enough? looking forward for your answer 😇. Thanks
@@angel-eyes85 1: Probiotics (soil based only) - amzn.to/3yoURqU
2: Live digestive enzymes (Already in the greens) - amzn.to/2ksvlx1
3: High quality protein concentrate (a great idea but you can use eggs) - amzn.to/31MCiRr
4: High quality fats (your pup needs this 1tsp per meal) - amzn.to/3vDdtjX
5: High value freeze dried greens (these are the greens you have already) - amzn.to/3cOgzLu
Add 1/4 scoop to meals.
Add eggs, canned sardines (in water) and part cooked and blended veg to meals, plus the probiotics, greens and oil.
Thank you so much for all the work you do to put out quality, informative videos. I know of no one else who is willing to stand up to the "Norm" and open up our eyes to alternatives that are REALLY GOOD for our little pets. I've read so many comments from people over the years who say basically the same thing about their vet visits - antibiotics that don't work long term then the cycle of returning to the vet. I truly feel society relies way to heavily on veterinarians to tell them what to do with our pets when they get unwell. I also feel I've been ripped off over the years and that those same visits have become more of a scam than a true help for animals. I've learned more watching just a few of your videos than I ever have the last 15 years of going to the vet and my little JoJo (mini yorkie) is doing so much better with the real foods I am now giving his poor little body. If I knew then what I know now I'd have started him out with a raw diet and never looked back. Again, thank you for your efforts, time and research. You'll never know just how much you're truly helping those of us who just want our little buddies to be happy and well. And as a side note, it's valuable info to retain for our own well being as well - raw foods, plenty of enzymes, probiotics, quality protein...I mean why are so many people spending so much on Dr visits???? Thanks again Dan! You ARE appreciated!
Your absolutely spot on and this is why I do these videos. I',m happy it's making a big difference for so many pet parents like you. Takes a lot of extra work but I feel it's worth it to hear these comments.
Thank you, I very much appreciate you too.
Yes, people have been lead astray for profits and if you knew the deeper details of what I know, it would make you whince. And yes, that goes for people and their pets alike.
The DR and Vet can't help you! (I teach self reliance).
Keep learning, keep growing.
All the best Trucy.
well said
So thankful to you Dan Scott! My lil doggie is like " A new Woman!" I've taken all your advice and what a difference! Great to see you fixed the video problem! Keep em coming!
Ah yes the video problem... now it's audio! Anyway, never mind that, your most welcome and great to hear your girl is doing well Charmaine.
I have been cooking for quite awhile for my two dogs. Zero kibble for my dogs. I do supplement and agree 💯 with your information found here. This video is fantastic including the links!
Your most welcome. I had no idea it world be such a long video but the information is important to ALL kibble fed dogs.
Thank you Jennell, appreciated.
@@DanScott1 not long, just greatly in awesome depth.
@@jannellmeagher638 Thank you.
Dr Dan, I was reading yesterday and the enzymes should be given on an empty stomach otherwise they eat the food. An empty stomach is necessary to kill the yeast biofilm, I read. Ahni is doing so much better. ♥️♥️♥️
Yes thats right, may have even shared this information with you in the past.
I'm happy your dog is improving.
Thanks Dan! I'm adopting my bernese mountain dog puppy in February 2023. I'm so excited. I really want to provide him with a healthy diet so he can live as long as possible.. I really do believe the food/nutrition makes a difference in elongating your dogs life! I'm looking at "healthier" "whole-food" kibbles and adding some REAL foods on top of the kibble. Thank you for all your advice!
Your welcome. I recommend Ketona kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble
Video coming out soon about this kibble.
It's low carbs (the enemy of dogs) at just 6% and 47% protein and natural additives. Then you can add the toppers of fresh foods. For more on the Healtheir Kibble Diet: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Best of luck with your new charge.
@@DanScott1 Thank you for the recommendation, I look forward to the upcoming Ketona video!
@@karinascalzo8074 Your welcome.
@@DanScott1 Katona kibble is $40 for a 4 lb. bag. 🥺
I LOVE my dog but I would go broke fast if I fed him this. Why are they sooooo exspensive??
@@wendywolf810 I know, it's rediculous. Basically, to produce this kibble costs a fortune and so the costs have to be moved onto the consumer. It's because they use quality ingredience, natural additives and very high proteins 47%, very low carbohydrates at 5%, and carbs are cheaper to produce.
The big petfood manufacturers use very cheap waste foods, 40-50% carbs, low quality proteins 19% and synthetic additives, so thay can sell much cheaper but obviously dogs suffer more health issues over time.
You can use an ok quality cheaper option, I did a video on 5 options, then split it, say take out a third from the meal and replace with canned sardines, eggs and some part cooked and blended veggies. Also include this soil based probiotic: amzn.to/3yoURqU and some live enzymes: amzn.to/2ksvlx1 and your in a much beter place.
Hi There, thank you for all you do! Question the green vibrance is specifically for dogs only or is it a human supplement that our can be given to our fury babies? Cause. The link that you provided isn’t working and so I just did a search for it and I only find the human kind. Is that one the one we’re supposed to give our pups, I just wanna make sure before I purchase it
also if you update your link, I’ll wait to make the purchase so that you can get credit for it.
This is also an excellent option and a bit cheaper too: amzn.to/49w0bKR
They are both for humans but great in dogs food to for the antioxidants and other health benefits with several supplements in one package.
LOVE GREEN VIBRANCE!!!!!
Me too!
Very impressed with your content and will get my vibrant greens tomorrow for me and my dog.
Yes that's what I do too. If you eat fairly clean, don't drink much and don't do coffee much etc, you'll notice the energy the greens give you. It's subtle but great for the body in dogs and people. For the dog, I add to the food bowl, for me, I make a smoothie with other fruits/veg etc.
@@DanScott1 Just got it and it packs a punch. You can feel it when drinking it.
@@armandocruz5457 I love it. Part of my health routine. Keeps you feeling younger, packed with antioxidants too.
thanks for a video ❤ great advice
Your welcome.
sardines is easy - for all the other recommendations, does anyone make an all-in-one product that contains the rest of the suppliments? thanks
Between the sardines: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6 and the freeze dried greens, pretty much covers it: Green Vibrance: amzn.to/3cOgzLu
Thank you for great video. You recommend Green Vibrance. That product has grape seed and grape skins as ingredients. Is it save?
I read everywhere grape is dangerous for dogs.
Grape seed and skin are fine, it's the sugary pulp, the flesh that's at issue. If you want an alternative, this one is great: healthydogforlife.com/GreenImmuneSuperfood
Thanks Dan ‼️ 🌟 😎
Your welcome, thanks for watching. All the best.
Thanks for this video
No worries Rupali, hope your having a great day.
Hi Dan,
Green Vibrance is super exspensive. Is it okay to use another brand of super greens with enzymes and probiotics? It says it has fruits and veggies, spirulina and wheatgrass.
It is super expensive, even more so now. Price in UK is insane. The alternative sounds fine but you could let me know the brand and I can take a look if you want?
I'll be feeding my puppy the probiotic along with the green vibrance, the prebiotic supplement you mentioned in another video, and the kefir (among with the rest of what you mentioned). Is this overdoing it on the probiotics?
Theses are all food based supplements and fine to give together. Just give the dog a week off all supplements every 3 months.
Going forward, if you stay with the Green Vibrance you won't need the extra probiotics or prebiotics, so stop them once they are finished and save the money for the GV.
Hi dr, why do you suggest a week off supplements every 3 months. Interesting insight. Thank you.
Hi dr, why do you suggest a week off supplements every 3 months. Interesting insight. Thank you.
@danscott1
@@DanScott1
Hi, thank you so much for all you information..I have a question .. I have a 3 years old shihtzu pick eating.. omg .. I tried dry food..home diet. One day she likes the other day she refuses to eat..
Do you think if because I didn't give any prebiotic or prebiotic?
I recommend adding the supplements from the video, especially the first two. But your dogs picky eating is not to do with not adding the supplements. She maybe has stomach/gut health issues that affect her actions around her food options.
Try and keep her drug/vaccine/de-wormer/flea&tick meds free and feed more homemade fresh foods ie eggs, chicken meat, canned sardines, part cooked and blended veg etc, plus the supplements: probiotics - Gurt Guard - amzn.to/3AwRsYe (these will really help gut health) and live enzymes - amzn.to/37MrINq
@@DanScott1 thank you so much ..for you help 😃
@@solestrella314 Your welcome.
Hi Dan, thank you for all you do! What do think about the nutramax pro viable- dc probiotics? And do you recommend Nordic naturals omega 3oil?
I prefer hemp or flax oil as they are more stable over time, have the right ratios, lots of vitamin E plus other benefits I made a vidoe about.
Hemp Seed oil: amzn.to/3vDdtjX
Re the probiotic, it's ok, 7 strains at 5 bil. I'd call that average.
This is my fav 18 strains at 6 bil: Probiotics: amzn.to/3xqa2i0
This second: 12 strains 5Bil CFU's - amzn.to/3pZp7oB
If your dog has yeast issues, any skin issues I'd use an SBO every time: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Wonderful! Thank you for your reply. I will finish this batch of viable probiotics that we just got but do you think it might be beneficial to get your recommended brand and alternate until finished and then just transition over? Same with the oil but will definitely get the hemp oil as well. I love your love for dogs and their wellbeing, it so warms my heart as I feel the same about them and so happy to have found you! Thanks again! ❤️🐶❤️
@@sisterseabrotherhibiscus7169 Your very welcome. I can imagine how many thousands of dogs feel better because of my help. that's gratifying.
I'd get the SBO soil based probiotics which are different from what you have and will give better gut colony support. Use them together with yours and wait to finish yours before buying the other option I recommended.
Yes I like hemp seed oil. If you already have the fish oil, keep it in the fridge and use quickly but alternate with the hemp oil if you get that. Take out a tablespoon of kibble when adding these oils if calories/weight matters.
All the best.
PS Love frangipani, I can smell it now!
Dan Scott Ok, will do :) 🙏🏼 Frangipani 😍
@@sisterseabrotherhibiscus7169 Your welcome.
Hi Dan, first I wanna thank you for all of the information you give, it's been so helpful. I hope one day to be able to feed my dog a raw diet, but until then I'm gonna start giving her a lot of the supplements you mentioned. I have a quick question, I recently bought the green vibrance and the probiotic, should I give my dog both or stick to one or the other ? Thanks in advance!
If the probiotic is soil based use it with the GV. The GV does have a good selection of probiotic strains, so a half dose of the other probiotic adds more which is good and lasts longer.
Remember to add some fresh foods to the meal ie raw eggs, canned sardines, a little meat.
@@DanScott1 It's the pet ultimate one that you linked, So half a dose of that is okay ? And thanks I deff will ! Got her the canned sardines as well, going to start incorporating other things as well soon ! I appreciate all of the info !
@@ellieh.7200 Excellent, yes, start with half and work up. Your going great.
@@DanScott1 alrighty, thank you so much !
@@ellieh.7200 Your welcome Ellie.
The freeze dried greens contain grape seeds. Is this ok for dogs ???
It's in tiny amounts, nothing to worry about. I know pet parents who feed grapes as treats and perfectly tolerated.
Hello I’m interested in buying the greens, I noticed that one of the ingredients is grape seed, can this be a problem?
Others have asked this question below. It's fine for skin and seed, only the flesh is an issue and a small one at that. I do know some pet parents who feed grapes as a treat, just a few but the dog is fine.
Awesome 👏
No worries, appreciated.
Thank you SO much. We just ordered everything except the first product because it’s currently unavailable. Might you have another suggestion?
1: Probiotics - amzn.to/3xqa2i0 (if not available - get this): amzn.to/3bRmEGe
Oh by the way, if you got all except the probiotics, remember the Green Vibrance has excellent probiotics in it (it's what I use). So you won't need extra probiotics if you have the GV.
The GV is vegan but While no dairy products are used as active ingredients in Green Vibrance, some probiotics use a dairy growth medium. In case you want to use it too.
@@DanScott1 Thank you SO much!! One final question. Is it okay to begin everything on the same day or should I space them out? Truly appreciate your wisdom. Thanks!! ♥️
@@_b_u_l_l_s_h_a_r_k_ You can start them together but start small at 1/4 dose and build up over the week to ease in.
Your welcome.
Are these greens safe for dog with reoccurring yeast infections?
Yes, good for that. And a very low carb, high protein kibble can be found here: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble
This is to keep carbs to an absolute minimum. Also stay away from vet drugs, vaccs etc. Add fresh foods to the meals also like raw egg, canned sardines in water, part cooked and blended veggies. And give this soil based probiotic to help with yeast: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Just remove 25% of meal volume and replace with the above. Will help a lot.
Thank you so much. You are amazing. I LOVE your you tube channel.
@@evam8196 Thank you, your welcome Eva.
For a 100 lb. Bernese Mountain dog, how many whole raw eggs per week is okay to feed him? Is one egg per day too many eggs?
Eggs are a complete food and 100% nutritionally assimilated, the best there is. I do recommend free range, pasture raised or organic. You can feed 2-3 eggs a day without issue.
are the freeze dried greens the same as the human grade of greens?
Yes, they are meant for humans, been using them 2o years.
Organic too. The dog greens are too small in ingredients numbers.
@@DanScott1 can dogs consume the human grade greens?
@@irissalmon8501 Yes. Just check the ingredients for anything dogs don't like artificial sweetner.
Mr. Scott, do you still recommend adding sardines to the kibble ? which ones ? Thnaks.
Cirtainly do, I have a senior dog video coming up next week which discusses in part, sardines. These are the best option: amzn.to/3vaXrj6
@@DanScott1 Thank you !! Thank you for your work and for loving our dog kids !
@@afriend621 Your welcome friend.
Hi Dan; I’ve only just came across this video and I wanna get everything on your list for my dog but when I click the links it just goes straight to the amazon search page, not any specific product links. I’m late with the comment but please help I’d be so so grateful! My staffie is 3, she’s been on a raw meat diet now for almost a year but her health improves & then declines again! She’s been up and down since having her litter. I’d really love some informed direction. Thanks so much!
I checked all the links and they work fine so that's a bit strange, i'll add them here as direct links, maybe that works:
Probiotics: amzn.to/3xqa2i0
Live Enzymes: amzn.to/2ksvlx1
High quality protein concentrate: amzn.to/31MCiRr
Hemp Seed oil: amzn.to/3vDdtjX
Green Vibrance: amzn.to/3cOgzLu
Start supplements small and build up to normal dose over 1 week.
Add some canned sardines to meals and eggs (raw) and lots of part cooked and blended veggies.
Let me know how you get on.
Do we mix all these products/vitamins/ probiotics/enzymes together and feed them all at once in your dogs food?
Yes. Start small and work up to normal dose size over a few days. The 5 supplements combined would be no more than 2tsp in size per day (apart from the sardines). But what a health difference!
PRODUCT LINKS:
1: Probiotics - amzn.to/3xqa2i0
(if not available - get this): amzn.to/3bRmEGe
2: Live digestive enzymes - amzn.to/2ksvlx1
3: High quality protein concentrate - amzn.to/31MCiRr
4: High quality fats - amzn.to/3vDdtjX
5: High value freeze dried greens - amzn.to/3cOgzLu
6: Feed Your Dog Better Ebook - healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
@@DanScott1 thank you so much for this great info. I had already purchased the probiotics, enzymes and the protein concentrate you had recommended in another video and started feeding with their orijen kibble and the orijen freeze dried raw dog food patties (I mix the kibble with the raw). I will purchase the canned sardines, with the freeze dried greens and the hemp oil. Again i cant thank u enough. My dogs are thriving in just a couple of weeks.
@@brierobinson194 Thank you for asking your questions! I’m following your lead. I also feed Orijen kibble and am adding in the other items recommended. I’ll look for the freeze-dried product you mentioned. ♥️
@@brierobinson194 Your most welcome. Great to hear your dogs arte thriving.
@@_b_u_l_l_s_h_a_r_k_ Best of luck to you and your dogs too.
Do you have any natural remedies? Will yogurt supply the proper probiotics?
Plain greek style yoghurt (no added sugar) has some probiotics. Fermented foods have probiotics. Garlic has some probiotics.
I am only interested ordinary foods we can all buy at the grocery store.
Ok, things like sardines, eggs, organs and veg are a great start.
I hope you see my comment. My 11year old shih tzu has pancreatitis. Istill feel like she is struggling with it.She is currently taking AminAvast. Is it ok for me to buy the nUSENTIA ENZYMES YOU RECOMMEND and give to her as well?...Also I give her a pumpkin powder called Native pet to help with her anal glandes. I only give her a little of that because i read somewhere that pumpkin raises certain levels in dogs with pancreatitis. Not sure if thats true or not. Anyway, hope to hear from you soon. sorry LASTLY, i feed her blue buffalo small breed (not the grain free kind). Can you please recommend a much better kibble that would really help her better? Please and thank you
Diet For Dogs Recovering From Pancreatitis
A bland diet may be useful while your dog is recovering from a pancreatitis episode … whether acute or chronic.
Bone broth can be a good choice as he starts to feel better: amzn.to/3zgsN8M
If he’s ready for solid food, give a bland diet like cooked chicken breast and white rice. If you’re only feeding it for a few weeks, you don’t need to add supplements.
In the long run, you’ll want to go with a consistent, low-fat diet.
Long Term Diet For Pancreatitis
A balanced homemade diet is always the top choice, with appropriate supplementation. A raw diet is fine … but introduce (or re-introduce) it gradually. Wait until your dog’s inflammation subsides and healing is well underway.
If you’re not up for homemade, a good quality canned food can also work. But don’t give kibble. Dry food is bad for many reasons …
• High carbohydrate content
• Sprayed-on fats
• Heat processing
• Low moisture
• Lack of live nutrients
Antioxidants, prebiotics and probiotics are good additions to any diet (for any dog): amzn.to/3cOgzLu
How To Prevent Pancreatitis
Many variables can be involved in pancreatitis … so it’s impossible to make any guarantees about prevention. But these factors are definitely within your control:
1. Feed a healthy diet: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
2. Give appropriate supplements. This includes omega-3s: amzn.to/3vDdtjX
antioxidants: amzn.to/3cOgzLu
digestive enzymes: amzn.to/2ksvlx1
prebiotics and probiotics: amzn.to/3pZp7oB
3. Make sure your dog gets regular exercise and adequate rest.
4. Maintain a healthy weight. This means closer to the lean side for most dogs.
5. Don’t over-vaccinate. Vaccines are a major factor in autoimmune and inflammatory conditions.
6. Pay attention to things that may signal a problem, such as changes in …
o Appetite
o Stool quality
o Behavior
o Energy level
Why can't you just tell us what to add to kibble instead of taking us to a link to purchase something? Wow
The thing you add has to be purchased and I make sure you get the right product by providing the link. I tell you all of them, then give links to the best options so you get the most effective, best for the job product as most are not so good.
MY DOG IS SO MUCH BETTER. THESE SUPPLEMENTS WORK AND ARE MUCH LESS EXPENSIVE THAN A VET VISIT. IF ONLY I HAD KNOWN THESE THINGS YEARS AGO I COULD HAVE SAVED AHNI’S EARS. 😔
We only have right now, don't waste it on a past that cannot be helped. Your doing great now and better equipped going forward to know what to do, that's progress... and, I apprecite your willingness to learn and step up for your dog.
If I’m feeding my dog
kibble/goat milk/ vegetables/ cottage cheese or yogurt / fish or other protein/ coconut oil/ olive oil. Do I still need to add supplements and vitamins or are they getting enough from the food??
If the digestive system is working well, stools formed well etc then you should be ok. Your giving lots of live/fresh foods which is great and they do provide vitamins/minerals. I'd add a good greens powder for lots of antioxidants which really help: Green Immune + Super food - (GLM, phytoplankton, Microalgae and Spinach) -
healthydogforlife.com/GreenImmuneSuperfood
and a good mushroom complex to boost the immune system and provide maximum natural protection: Mushroom complex: amzn.to/3tpBOuK
I take this complex and the greens.
@@DanScott1 he stool is usually great veggies full digested and firm she’s a 5 month old puppy. How much should I cut her dog food by? If she’s getting 1 cup of kibble how much after I add everything??
@@WareWolf831 If you add 1 raw egg, half can
@@WareWolf831 If you add 1 raw egg, half can of sardines, some veggies and a little extra meat, you can take out half the cup of kibble.
@@DanScott1 🤔🤔basically why even bother with the kibble 🤣🤣. I still use it because I’m scared of underfeeding
About the raw meat. Is the bacteria and parasites dangerous to dogs and how to treat the raw met to be raw and bacteria/ parasites free. Thanks in advance
Raw meat is fine for dogs, The stomach acid of a dog is much stronger than ours and will kill all bacteria. That's why dogs are into all sorts at the park, never worries them.
If your concerned wash in 50:50 apple cider vinegar and water.
The raw parasite thing is 99% myth. All raw meats for dogs have very tough testing, even more that human meats!
The probiotic is unavailable
Probiotics: amzn.to/3xqa2i0
2nd probiotics (available): amzn.to/3bRmEGe
Remember that if you get the green vibrance, you wont need the separate probiotics or live enzymes.
Can I give honey to my dog
Yes.
Hi Dan can you stop giving reasons why we shouldn't and just give the remedies to solve the problem, to much explaining and les remedies thanks
I hear you and understand your reasoning, will keep this focus going forward as much as possible. Thanks.