Raw Dog Food Diet 101: How It Can Benefit Boston Terriers

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  • čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
  • Are you thinking about starting your Boston Terrier on a raw or BARF diet? In this video, I interview the author of Home Cooking For Your Dog.
    If you are someone who either is thinking about starting your dog on a raw food diet or you just interested in learning a little more about this dog diet you’ll want to watch this interview. I speak with Christine Filardi who is the author of Home Cooking For Your Dog.
    In the video, we talk about how to start your Boston Terrier on a raw food diet as well as some of the benefits. This is a true beginner’s video of a raw food diet.
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    Time Stamps:
    0:00 Why Learn About Raw Food Diet?
    1:42 Get Connected With BTS And Raw Food Diet
    2:09 Christine’s Raw Food Mission
    3:29 What Is A Raw Food Or BARF Diet?
    4:50 What To Do If You Have A Boston Terrier With Bad Gas
    6:27 How Can Diet Affect Behavior In A Boston Terrier?
    7:20 Why It Is Hard For Dogs To Break Down Kibble Dog Food?
    9:10 Was Kibble Supposed To Be A Small Piece Of A Dogs Overall Diet? History
    10:30 How To Get Your Boston Terrier Started On A Raw Food Diet
    13:37 How Do You Ensure Your Dog Is Getting Proper Nutrients?
    15:06 Do You Measure For Calorie Count?
    17:13 Is Prepackaged Raw Dog Food Ok To Use?
    17:59 Raw Diet Consultations
    19:47 Tips On Starting A Raw Food Diet
    20:57 How To Contact Christine
    21:46 Question Of The Day - What Raw Questions Do You Have?
    22:08 Other Resources To Learn More About Boston Terriers
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Komentáře • 50

  • @lauraskitchen5706
    @lauraskitchen5706 Před 3 lety +14

    My Boston has never had kibble only meat. He's 35 lbs of muscle. I cook for him twice a day. Vet says he's the linebacker of Boston's. You can see him in some of my videos!

    • @BostonTerrierSociety
      @BostonTerrierSociety  Před 3 lety +1

      Love your cooking channel and your Boston is cute! So you only feed your Boston raw? I'm looking to interview parents who feed their Boston's raw. Would you be interested in coming on the channel to talk about your experience? If so could you shoot me an email. My email is in my about me section on youtube.

    • @lauraskitchen5706
      @lauraskitchen5706 Před 3 lety +1

      @@BostonTerrierSociety hi that sound cool. I sear his meat on both sides just so you know. Does that matter? Lol. Thanks for liking my show. I will be in touch 😘

    • @BostonTerrierSociety
      @BostonTerrierSociety  Před 3 lety +1

      @@lauraskitchen5706 Yes, I prefer to have my meat seared on both sides as well lol. Yes, that is totally fine I actually like the idea of cooked raw. Talk soon. Thanks!

    • @lauraskitchen5706
      @lauraskitchen5706 Před 3 lety

      @@BostonTerrierSociety lol will do

    • @lauraskitchen5706
      @lauraskitchen5706 Před 3 lety

      @@BostonTerrierSociety email sent. Have a great day

  • @naomilewis2529
    @naomilewis2529 Před 10 měsíci +1

    My Boston loves ground beef, chicken. Yet to try Turkey but will
    Shredded lamb. Absolutely loves mackerel fillets
    Broccoli, sweet potato
    Salmon oil
    Raspberries and bananas as treats
    Sausage meat

  • @simonjames0806
    @simonjames0806 Před 3 lety +3

    Ours was weaned on to raw food by her breeder, and up to the point that we found that out we hadn't even thought about a raw diet. So glad we carried on and I don't think we would ever consider anything else now. She's such a happy little ball of energy

  • @sabrinahammond9465
    @sabrinahammond9465 Před 3 lety +4

    I loved this video! I have already been questioning what I feed my Boston and I thought some of his behavior could be linked to food. I’m going to give this a try and see if it helps. Thanks for such a good topic in this video.

  • @msp2665
    @msp2665 Před 3 lety +1

    Yes we just started cooking for our BT and he is calmer. Still in the process of tuning up his diet. Will look into the book. Thanks!

  • @mindybeen7
    @mindybeen7 Před 2 lety

    Omg thank you so much, I’ve been called the dog whisperer in my neighborhood, lol, my Boston is 14 yrs old. I’ve had a lot of different breeds in my live I’m 64 had dogs since age 15. Was just thinking of the raw diet and listen to your video. So I have some ground turkey in my dresser at the moment I will try it in the A.M. Mindy Been

  • @karenrodgers1422
    @karenrodgers1422 Před 3 lety +2

    Just got a BT yesterday and I’m very interested in knowing more about a raw diet for my girl.

  • @snoopylover28
    @snoopylover28 Před 3 lety +1

    Super interesting! Now I feel pretty good my mom put both my dogs on a cooked meat diet. My Boston also eats canned prescription food to prevent stones in his bladder. The vet said he needs to be on a wet food diet. I sprinkle some shredded cooked chicken on top

    • @BostonTerrierSociety
      @BostonTerrierSociety  Před 3 lety +1

      Interesting! I'm looking for Boston Terrier parents who would like to come on the show to talk about their experience with raw...would you be interested? If so could you shoot me an email? My email is in my about me section on youtube

    • @snoopylover28
      @snoopylover28 Před 3 lety

      Boston Terrier Society yeah for sure. Will email you. Thanks!

  • @mayqueenslithers4078
    @mayqueenslithers4078 Před 3 lety +2

    I have to disagree with many of the raw feeders on here. Red meat should be 50% or more of the diet and glucose is made by the body even in the absence of grains/carbs. Dogs have zero need for carbs or grains.
    The anxiety she talks about is from the high amount of carbs in kibble. Look into insulin resistance in both humans and dogs. A more plant based diet for both increases anxiety and depression in both species.

  • @ilovedogsdog723
    @ilovedogsdog723 Před 3 lety +1

    Great and helpful video!

  • @bettycox4763
    @bettycox4763 Před 3 lety +1

    So my dog is super picky and he won’t eat foods that are mixed together everything Hass to be separate is there anything that you guys recommend me to do to make him eat things mixed together

  • @kristinsmith6796
    @kristinsmith6796 Před 3 lety

    I don't cook it, but literally raw. I puree veggies/fruits too sometimes. Super easy.

  • @TheAdamzboyz
    @TheAdamzboyz Před rokem

    They (dogs/cats) and us are Carnivores...not Vegetarians. No sugars, refined grains, seed oils, etc... GREAT VIDEO! Consider some of this info for yourself!

  • @allisgrace1313
    @allisgrace1313 Před 3 lety

    Thank you do much for this!

  • @christinak2840
    @christinak2840 Před 3 lety

    My Boston is raw fed since 6 months never switching to kibble again

  • @nickv329
    @nickv329 Před 3 lety +2

    Haha Bella in the back like food??

  • @rebeccaswafford1107
    @rebeccaswafford1107 Před 3 lety +3

    Is there an age that puppies should be started or can it be started at any time?

    • @daniellestephenson8077
      @daniellestephenson8077 Před 3 lety +2

      Would love to know about introducing to a puppy too

    • @davidback7570
      @davidback7570 Před 3 lety +2

      I am wondering about a puppy as well. If a puppy was on this diet, would it be balanced differently than for an adult dog?

    • @BostonTerrierSociety
      @BostonTerrierSociety  Před 3 lety +2

      Ok thanks for the input I'll see what I can do

    • @kristinsmith6796
      @kristinsmith6796 Před 3 lety +1

      I started in raw diet the day I brought my Boston home at 9 weeks.

    • @slattgang5929
      @slattgang5929 Před 3 lety

      @@kristinsmith6796 can you explain what you gave him like supplements wise?

  • @ericortiz3371
    @ericortiz3371 Před 2 lety

    I know that I am late to the party; however, I can not reconcile adding any vegetables into a dog's diet. When was the last time anyone saw a Wolf digging up a garden to get to some sweet potatoes or pumpkin for that matter? Canines like humans are carnivores! Meat only diets are what we (carnivores) evolved to eat and we derive all that we need from it. That's my take on it anyway. God bless, y'all !

    • @rcallbeck
      @rcallbeck Před rokem

      Wild dogs and cats get the nutrients from vegetables by eating the organ meat of their prey - stomach, intestine, etc etc. Muscle meat will only get your pet so far

  • @annhoffman2913
    @annhoffman2913 Před 3 lety

    My last Boston had bad allergies so one of his vets suggested a cooked diet of sweet potato pork and egg. I thought it tasted good. Rinsed all fat off of pork after I boiled it. Later, when he was having heart issues the vet (different one) worried that his diet may have contributed to his heart issues with the absence of Tauren in his diet. First time I heard of it. Made me sick to think I may have caused his illness. Anyone know anything about Tauren?

  • @DR-nh1xj
    @DR-nh1xj Před 3 lety

    I started feeding my boston terrier raw food a few days ago and he keeps throwing it up. What am I doing wrong?

    • @BostonTerrierSociety
      @BostonTerrierSociety  Před 3 lety

      I'm not sure about that...I would try to reach out to Christine in the video. Here contact info is in the show notes of this video. sorry to hear about the throw up.

    • @DR-nh1xj
      @DR-nh1xj Před 3 lety

      @@BostonTerrierSociety thank you!

  • @armenianballa41
    @armenianballa41 Před 3 lety +3

    I highly discourage cooking food for your dog and FOR YOURSELF. We have been tricked and lied to for literally decades. Human beings are literally the only species on Earth that destroys their “food” prior to consumption. We don’t even know what are true species specific diet is lol (here’s a hint, we are not carnivores 😉) But that’s besides the point. All animals are DESIGNED to consume fully raw foods. Cooking or applying an external heat source literally destroys the food. Feed your dog raw flesh, raw eggs, goat milk, bones and other nutritious foods and watch what happens.

    • @sandraw1900
      @sandraw1900 Před 3 lety +1

      My thoughts exactly, because I don't know of any animal out in the wild that catches, kills it 's prey cuts it up and stokes up a grill to cook it? LOL

  • @priceandpride
    @priceandpride Před 3 lety

    grain-free conspiracy

  • @chivoalcala1075
    @chivoalcala1075 Před 2 lety

    Why does my Lil buddy's breath smell sooo bad 🤮