Time to Rethink Your Pet's Feeder | NHP Podcast Ep 37 | Dr. Judy Morgan & Carol Smeja

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  • čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
  • Understanding not just what your pet should eat but HOW they should eat matters! Dr. Carol Smeja, Owner and Founder of the Original Mine Pet Platter shares all of her research into the scientific study of the importance of how we feed our dogs and cats and how much of a disservice it is to expect them to eat from a bowl. So many issues! We need to feed our pets from their perspective. Dr. Judy agrees and shares how she feeds all of her dogs and cats the species appropriate way. You will learn no much from this Episode!
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Komentáře • 12

  • @maritzafernandez6187
    @maritzafernandez6187 Před 29 dny +2

    I found this topic very interesting and to surprise to my knowledge I always thought elevating the platters where my two cats eat were the appropriate way to feed them but listening and learning from the video makes sense the platter mentioned is a better option where they take more time eating and liking their food absolutely a better digestion at the end specially for the fast eaters, I’m buying two platters for my cats for sure, thanks to Dr. Judy and Carol Smeja for this video. ❤️🙏🏼

  • @CoveredinPetHair
    @CoveredinPetHair Před 27 dny

    Carol is the best! Great interview!

  • @donnaallgaier-lamberti3933

    I am blown away by this information. I had no idea. I was looking at all of this as a human... I thought feeding my dog her breakfast and dinner in the laundry room was the best way for her. In my mind it is quiet, out of the way of the general busy traffic (lots of movement) in our tiny condo, and on the linoleum floor that can be mopped. I use a low silver metal dog bowl (the kind that keeps them from wolfing down the food) all sitting on a plastic matt next to her water. I always speak to her if I need to enter the room, so she knows it is me as I say, to put down fresh water, so she is not startled by my movement. We only have one dog so there is no "competition" between animals. In the afternoon, when she gets her fruit filled Kong and her pumpkin filled bone this is fed on the open sunporch on her bed. She has to work at getting these foods (with she really likes) lots of licking, chewing, and working the bone. My rescue is a VERY eager eater, and eating is never a problem for her.

  • @lisafulford5874
    @lisafulford5874 Před měsícem +2

    Thank you so much for Loving & helping our dogs & cats, our fur babies!!!❤❤❤

  • @loribonanno3167
    @loribonanno3167 Před měsícem +1

    I (and my standard poodle) love the pet platter! It's really the best way to feed and cleanup is so easy too. I plan on purchasing 2 more for my grandpups at holiday time.

  • @priscillanystrom6176
    @priscillanystrom6176 Před 26 dny

    We use a lick mat

  • @melissanickell1892
    @melissanickell1892 Před měsícem +1

    Perfect, yes, I’m having issues feeding my 3 dogs. Very interested in consulting abt this. I know there’s got to be a solution. Great topic. l’ll watch again. 🐋

  • @juliaegan1097
    @juliaegan1097 Před měsícem +2

    Thank you. Very interesting. I am currently feeding kibble. My husband does not think we can afford to feed raw to 2 Great Pyrenees at this time. Any suggestions on how the plater can work for them?

  • @lisafulford5874
    @lisafulford5874 Před měsícem

    Thank you, Dr. Judy!!!

  • @organicintelligence3137
    @organicintelligence3137 Před měsícem

    Thank youuuu🙏💌

  • @mihaeladog7187
    @mihaeladog7187 Před 20 dny

    My dogs always ate better than me 😂. The last one was so spoiled that I would buy rabbit and grind it and buy sardines and chikn feet and turkey necks.
    Now I have cat and one thing I know I am done with spoiling, eat your dam kibbles of starve .

  • @MrSpinnerbug
    @MrSpinnerbug Před měsícem

    Dr Morgan, what about elevating the food surface off floor if using this method?