Homemade Balanced Raw Food for Dogs

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🐾 In this video, Dr. Andrew Jones walks you through how to make a nutritionally balanced raw food diet for dogs — safely, affordably, and in line with science. Learn how to use the FeedReal.com calculator and NRC nutrient standards to create homemade raw meals that meet your dog’s protein, fat, vitamin, and mineral needs.

Dr. Jones breaks down the Real Ancestral (6x) Diet ratios. You’ll see the exact portions for a 22-lb dog, understand how to balance calcium-phosphorus levels, and discover which ingredients help prevent deficiencies and inflammation.

🍖 Making a Balanced Raw Food Diet for Dogs
1. Muscle Meat (≈70%)
2. Raw Edible Bone (≈10%)
3. Small Oily Fish (≈10%)
4. Liver (≈5%)
5. Other Secreting Organs (≈5%)
6. Low-Glycemic Fiber Source (≈5%)

💡 Learn how to avoid common mistakes like too much bone or missing organs — and how to safely handle, measure, and freeze your dog’s meals for maximum nutrition.

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