Making Puploaf with Dr. Judy Morgan
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- čas přidán 27. 03. 2022
- Join Dr. Judy in her kitchen as she makes her famous Puploaf Recipe.
⚠️ Only use egg shells that have not been chemically sanitized or sub an eggshell powder
🥩Can also be served raw. Suggested serving is 2-3% of ideal body weight daily (while monitoring weight closely).
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3 lbs beef, 8oz beef heart, 5 oz liver, 20 oz chicken gizzards, 3 cans of sardines in water, 6 oz muscles w/o shell, 2 tsp freshly grated ginger, 3 eggs incl shells, 3 oz bell pepper, 5 oz leafy greens ie. kale and/or spinach, 4 oz broccoli, 6 oz butternut squash, 3 tbsp flaxseed oil, 4 oz cranberries, 4 oz shitake mushrooms, 1 tsp sea salt. Serve raw or bake low temp 325 for 45 mins.
Do you know the feeding amounts for dogs based on weight I would guess???? TIA
Thankyou for that much love from me and my Kenai in Australia 🦘
Much love to you and your fur baby Kenai@@indigorose71
@@pewtermom123 she said she's got 4 dogs and they are about 15lbs. She said you want to feed them 2-3% of their body weight per day. And with a smaller dog they go for the 3% but a bigger dog, like 50lbs they do the 2%.
Thank you so much for this. Now just to screenshot a picture and off to the store...
Thank You so much Dr. Judy.... You have changed the way I feed my dog and I can't thank you enough. I feed my dog homemade cooked and raw meals. Usually raw at night and gently cooked in the morning. It's amazing watching my 12 year old puppy thriving. I realize he's a senior citizen but he acts like a 2 year old puppy. I love your videos and Thanks for all that you do.
You can also use the bones to make broth and cook it for a long enough time that the bones become crushable in the hand. You can use the broth to add to the food, and crush the bones either by hand or put them in your mixer to crush them up.
I do that with the bone all the time that’s a great point to put out there I cook it for like two days and it totally is soft
Thank you Dr. Judy! 😊❤
That’s amazing thank you so much 😊
It's helpful to use nearly frozen meats they don't gunk up the grinder and allow mixing to be easier
Thank you thank you thank you...❤
Thank you Dr !! Thank you for caring ❤
Thank you so much for your recipes. My dog had bad allergies , i have been following your recipes for 6 weeks, no more itching licking etc Very grateful for you help and advice.
Great job Doctor Judy! Thank you so much.
I found you through Rachel Fassaro and I’m so glad I did. You both let people know that making your dogs food is a serious matter and what’s really required. I’ve seen other videos that make it seem like a stir fry is okay to feed dogs on a daily basis as their main food and it’s not
Excellent clear well explained put together video 🐕 thanks..
Great info, thank you for sharing and George is gorgeous.
Thank you! Great video & great information. I just ordered your book! Also, great idea with the snood for his ears! I am going to get one for my Poodle Mix!
Thank you for this wonderful video and recipe! Also thank you for taking the time to answer questions in the comments!!!
Thank you so much, DrJudy! I fell in love with those feeding mats but I couldn't find them.
Can you give us a link?
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George is so cute! His little hearts are adorable! He loves his food!
I made this tonight although I wasn't able to find some things. My dogs loved it.
Dr. Judy thank you so much we are making pup loaf now ❤
Such a great informational video! Thank you for making clear instructions and making this look do-able. I will soon be buying ingredients to make my little George’s food…and also my name is Judy! What a fun coincidence!
Loved that!!!😊
Thank you for this helpful video for those of us very interested, but somewhat lost on how to get started.
I love watching George at the end!
New here. LOVE George’s snood!! 🥰 I will look into your Yin & Yang book. Thank you for demonstrating this recipe. I’m still confused as to how much to feed our Cocker Spaniel per day but will learn.
I love seeing how you care for your dogs. Thanks for the recipe, I’ve been feeding my dog homemade for years and this helps me to tweak my methods and ingredients. Animals are my people first ❤
Ty so much for the work that you are doing... Don't let the haters discourage you on your mission. I can't tell you how much we appreciate you. We're anxiously awaiting the results but understand what you're up against 😊
Excellent. Thank you for showing the cooked version too. For explaining to us to use all the juices and also for giving us an idea on feeding amounts for our dogs.
Thank you so much.
I use my food processor and it works really well. I then freeze-dry it to take backpacking. My dogs absolutely love puploaf! They are very close when I'm making it, so helpful.
Thank you for this wonderful recipe. I have 4 Tenterfield Terriers and a Maremma Sheepdog who will love this.
Looks Amazing 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I am so glad I watched this.. I was so intimidated before to make the pup loaf ,but this video has helped put it all in perspective. I am ready for the challenge! Thank you
Dr Judy Thank you so much!! Your such an angel Gorge is the sweetest!! ❤❤❤
I am so grateful for you beyond words , I have watched so much in the last 2 weeks .My Kenai ( Jack Russell )hasnt been well,he has had a cough been to the vets 3 X in the last 2 weeks,I have learnt so much.Thankyou so much,you are amazing for sharing with all of us .much love from Australia 🦘
I thoroughly enjoyed the episode where Dr. Judy Morgan shared her recipe for making "Puploaf"! It's amazing how we can provide our dogs with homemade, nutritious meals that are tailored to their specific dietary needs.
Dr. Morgan's emphasis on using wholesome ingredients and avoiding additives and fillers is so important for our pets' health. It's a great reminder that we have the power to take control of our dogs' diets and ensure they're getting the best nutrition possible.
The step-by-step instructions and tips provided in the episode made it seem quite manageable, even for someone like me who is not a culinary expert. I appreciate how Dr. Morgan encourages us to experiment and adjust the recipe to suit our dog's preferences and dietary requirements.
I can't wait to try making "Puploaf" for my furry friend! It's a wonderful way to show our love and care through homemade meals. Thank you, Dr. Judy Morgan, for sharing this fantastic recipe and your expertise in pet nutrition!
Can you provide instructions on how to modify the recipe using an instant pot please? Thank you ❤️❤️
What a great recipe ❤ George is too cute, I'm guessing he's a Cavalier❤
Thank you so much. I have two heelers that in the past have never done well on the same food. I made this four days ago for the first time. My dogs both love this and no stomach issues so far. We’re all happy now!
Absolutely LOVED this video🎉
Thank you so much for the Puploaf recipe.
My dog is going to love it!
She’s actually my new baby 🐶🐶🐶
You can also purchase a meat grinder attachment for the KitchenAide mixer…which I have and works well.
I made this for the first time, as I'm getting used to using a grinder. They love it! Hope it helps my one dog with digestion problems. I'm sure I'll get better at this. No butternut squash available, so I did sub pure pumpkin for it. Thanks for a great video, keep up the good work. We need more holistic vets like you!!
Oh Dr Judy comma I just love you thank you so very much for helping the dog community period when I went to the vet they gave me down the road when I even mentioned homemade dog food and said I should be using Purina because they knew what they were doing period better have always fed my dogs homemade dog food and they live to be approximately 18 years of age and they were chihuahuas period right now I have one who is a Chihuahua mix who has a heart condition that I just found out about last year so I put her on your heart recipe. It was hard to find Hearts like you had suggested in the organs but I did manage to find a local source that I could order it from. So I am looking forward to taking her back to the new bet this fall to see how he thinks she's doing but it didn't stop her from coughing and she is very active thank you once again for all of your help you are such a blessing oh, I love the way that you seem to do things for the love of the dogs and not for money
Necesitamos sus libros traducidos al español, por favor!!!! Soy una fiel admiradora y suscriptora. Saludos desde España
Si . que pena .Esta mujer es lo mejor k he visto en muchos años de investigación sobre alimentación natural. Me apasiona .y no sabía hasta hace dos días que existía..
I had to call around to find a butcher who had the beef heart, where they sell the bulk meat. The mussels I found in the freezer section. There are also sites that sell the organs and bones online. My dog went nuts the first time I made this today... but I am slowly cooking mine.
Thank you! This recipe was the beginning of my nutritional journey for my dogs last year. Your knowledge is a game changer. We are so grateful for you. Thank you again.
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thank you doctor judy. I have a couple of questions are the organ meats healthy for them being that they're high in cholesterol? Ours are on a homemade diet developed by a holistic veterinarian and we found out through a PTH (I decided to have it done to make sure their calcium levels were within the normal range) we found out that they were all low on vitamin D despite giving them the supplemental powder that comes with the diet. I advice people to get a PTH done after being on a homemade diet. Not having adequate levels of calcium and vitamin D will result in painful ortho problems down the line.
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I LOVE my Carnavore. We are on a small farm and it is killer for processing lambs, chickens..etc!@
Dr. Judy, thank you so so very much! This is wonderful! Just a couple questions- how do you know if your eggs have chemically sanitized shells? (Google search says all eggs are sanitized that way.) And can you use dehydrated beef heart? I can't find it at any butcher or store nearby so I found the dehydrated online. Can you use fresh salmon instead of sardines? I am so grateful for your expertise and your help for our pets!
Actually, my local Publix does have Beef Heart! And I bought the eggshell powder, so all is well ! Thanks!
Dear dr.Judy, thank you for your recipe. It’s so grate! I have a question- we should put egg shells from 5 eggs, that’s right? It would be more than 1/2 tsp per pound of meat. Did I understand right? I just start to change my cavalier to the pup loaf and worry about.
Do you recommend using grass fed beef due to the healthier Omega 3 versus increased Omega 6 in grain fed animals?
I just found your video on unhealthy dog food and would like to thank you very much for bringing this to our attention.
I had our dogs on organic food and our Boomer had cancer - Castor and Pollux. I thought it was great food because it was organic.
Yesterday I went and most of the ingredients to make better food.
The only thing I don't have is the supplements to put in there.
Can you recommend what I should get?
Thank you so much!!
Anna
Thank you. It looks yummy. Is this ok to feed to a 4 months small breed puppy and if it is not ok, can you tell me what to make different? Thank you
I am so excited to make dog food again. One German Shepard puppy and one Sciternoodle puppy.
I am so excited to give this a try for my dog! She’s got a sensitivity to chicken though, so what could I use instead of the chicken gizzards and heart without disturbing the balance of the recipe? Thank you in advance, Dr. Judy! 💛
Turkey
Can a food processor be used instead of meat grinder to start?? Thanks for the helpful content!!
Can we use ground flax seed in place of the flax seed oil? Thank you so much for this!
Can we add probiotic powder ? Thank you so much I want to try this ! ❤
Hi Dr Judy, how would you warm up the food when refrigerated? Won't that cook the food more? I always struggle with my husky who had IBD and is extremely picky.
Hi, this makes a pretty good portion, and may need to do half. However, I have found that my new puppy may have a beef allergy. Would you say that the protein meat can be the cause, and what would you suggest to substitute, turkey or chicken? And since your recipe includes both beef and chicken (gizzards) how can I still make it complete if I'm trying to see which one he may be allergic to? I really want a raw diet (that I make work)... please help or direct me to a video if you have already made one for substitutions. Thank you in advance.
Oh my gosh, I love this! I used to make food for our old Chihuahua, but it wasn’t this delicious.
Can this be done in a slow cooker? What are the list /brand used? Ty
There have been several articles thT came our then disappeared about spinach blocking calcium absorption in dogs. That us the newest ingredient added of late to the food as well. Seems they can't process it like we do. What's your take on this.
Hi, is there a list of the products/brands used in the puploaf. I purchased the book ying yang but I don't see this listed. Ty
Have been making puploaf for years. I know it has made a big difference for our older dog Olive with Cushings and hypothyroidism. I knew another dog with Cushings that had been treated by another veterinarian and she didn't do well. And your Yin and Yang book is invaluable. Can't thank you enough! Shared!
What Do you use when you cant find cranberries??
I always stock up on cranberries in the fall and freeze. There is a cranberry capsule supplement on Dr Judy's website
Been looking at a lot of recipes and this is my favorite so far. I have three large dogs and one small and doing this food everyday would be prohibitively expensive for us, but I'm thinking it would make a good addition to their good quality dry dog food. They get raw ground beef added to their food every meal, but I want to do more!
@DrJudyMorgan - My dog is allergic to flax. What can I substitute for her? I heard Wheatgerm oil might be ok but I’m not sure.
Also, can a calcium carbonate powder be used instead of eggshells?
Finally, if my dog has MVD is she better to eat pup loaf or a heart-specific recipe?
Dr. Morgan - I have a dog that has been on hydrolyzed protein for 6 months now, with no improved with stools (possibly may be allergic to chicken). Looking to switch to a lightly cooked craw diet.
What type of protein will be best with a dog with problems with digestion? Beef, lamb, pork, would be the best?
Thanks a ton for taking the time to answer my questions.
If protein that you suggest from beef, what amount do I use for the receipe?
Do you trim The beef heart? There's a lot of fat on what we got. We did trim it out it.
Thank you for this recipe I'm going to make my 3rd batch of puploaf. My 2 dogs are small so a half of a recipe last almost a week. I am having a hard time finding a few things, I live in a small Southern town so no meat or seafood shops. I had to get oysters instead of mussels and portobello mushrooms instead of shitake mushrooms. I can't find a beef heart but a meat processor in town is going to call me when he gets one. My poodle was scratching literally all the time and now just occasionally. I had to try something s made this recipe and they both love it. I have added a multivitamin and a probiotics. I also sprinkle some turmeric on their food. I am also giving her a metagel just for right now. Is there anything else that I should be giving them? I'm waiting for your book Yin & Yang to come in the mail.
I had allergy testing done on my dog several years ago. She has many many food and environmental allergies. Her food allergies include all poultry and most fish. I cannot give her salmon oil, but I used to before I found out that she had allergies towards it. I am limited on what I can feed her but I do have her on a raw diet. My question is this: My dog in part Miniature Schnauzer. I have learned from prior research that Schnauzers can get Pancreatitis easily, so I try my best to not give her greasy foods like duck. I feed her beef heart regularly as a part of her RAW diet. I am going to start green tripe soon, but was wondering what other organ meats would be safe to give her?
Can salmon be used as the main protein?
Do you always use beef heart/liver or do you rotate sources (lamb, venison, etc).
Thank you for sharing your recipe! Our dog LOVES it!
I would not use salmon long-term as the main protein and yes, you can rotate other species of heart and liver.
Question: Our 6 mo's old Italian Greyhound puppy loves "Pup Loaf"! He is very healthy, super shiny coat and tons of non-stop energy! He eats breakfast, lunch and dinner. After dinner, he does get a little grumbly tummy and a little gas... Is that okay?! He eats larger meals then I would have fed dry kibble but remains a healthy slim...
Spinach isn't just a little higher in oxalate, it's astronomically higher. People on kidney stone prevention diets don't touch it at all.
You also need to use it sparingly because it can cancel out zinc.
Thank you. Trying to figure out how much pup loaf to feed my dogs. Do you have macros or calories in this?
Once I prepare how do I determine the serving for my dogs?
Do you use grass fed beef for the higher omega-3 content, verses grain fed and it’s less healthy omega sixes?
Hi what about recipes for a diabetic dog? I am told they need carbs to work with the insulin. I've noticed much higher numbers with kibble verses a bland diet so I'm considering cooking. Kibble seems to make things worse. Any help is appreciated.
What is a subsitute for the flax oil? Thanks for the video!
I use ground flaxseed instead since I didn’t find any flaxseed oil at my local grocery store. I did some research and it said I could use ground flaxseed instead. 3 Tablespoon of flaxseed oil = around 148 ml of ground flaxseed
May I know what's the sea salt for? Is it okay to skip it?
Where do you get your snoods please, they look adorable. thanks.
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Do you consider this recipe to be safe for dogs with CKD? Would you boil any of the meats first to reduce phosphorus?
How could I use this as a topper? I don't think I could keep up with what my dogs need. Our 2 year old golden doodle is 67 pounds and our mini schnauzer is 24 and a senior. So 10.4 oz twice daily and 5.8 oz twice daily respectively. Am I calculating right?
Thanks Dr Judy for this detailed video. I have the following questions and hope you would take time to answer me. Many thanks.
1. May I know if I substitute turkey/ostrich for beef and bake it in the oven for 325F, do I need to get it cooked completely as they couldn't be eaten uncooked?
2. For the whole fish sardines, do you take off the organs like gills and intestines before grinding them?
3. How do you wash the veggies to get rid of the pesticides?
4. How do I wash the store bought eggs before grinding?
5. If no fresh cranberries, any replacement?
6. Can I replace butternut squash with pumpkin?
7. Can poodle eat beef?
Sorry for all the questions but I have just adopted an 8 yrs old poodle from a rescue centre. I want to give him the best I can. May God bless you. :)
You can make substitutions and we do recommend rotation. It can be eaten raw. Use the whole fish. I use organic veggies. Wash eggs in running water and scrub lightly. Blueberries aren't quite as good but can be used. Pumpkin is fine. Yes, most poodles can eat beef.
Thanks Dr Judy. You're a Godsend to our furry friends!😘
how much shiitake mushroom powder would i substitute for the mushroom ?
I heard you mention if you don’t want to use the egg shells to go with a ground bone. My boy tested as “allergic” to eggs so this would be a good option for him. Do you recommend a product and how much would I use in place of the eggs? Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge so we can help our furbabies!
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I too would like to know how much one batch makes? I have a 105 lb dog and one at 75 lbs
Dr. Judy, can I replace the ground beef with another kind of beef? For example beef for stew? or chicken breast? Thanks
Question do you have to peel the ginger ? Or can u just grind ?
I made puploaf on saturday! My Jack likes over ripe bananas so I add a few into the mix.
largest batch yet with 7.5lbs of ground beef worked out to 39 days of food. I picked up a digital meat thermometer and pull it when it hits 145' for medium rare.
As in Jack Russell? Just starting this journey so trying to figure out how much I will need to a 1 year old Rottweiler.
@@Denita_Wishart "Captain Jack Spaniel! a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. He's at 20lbs, I guess your' s is a bit larger lol
Can I use a different kind of mushroom like Bella?
We are still trying to establish which animal proteins our dog is sensitive to. Def lamb and chicken. Is there a protein that is least likely? e.g. goat, venison or fish? Thanks.
Can i use a different mushroom? Not finding shitake mushrooms at my normal grocery store.
What is the name of that platter, it seems to be made of a better material than some of the rubbery lick mats. Also, what kind of kitchen scale do you have in the video that will weigh larger amounts ? I plan to work up to making about 10 lbs at a time to freeze in 1lb containers
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I would suggest you contact Mike Adams (the Health Ranger). He has a lab capable of testing. He has been gearing up to test for dioxine from East Palestine. He tests foods for heavy metals, pesticides and various chemicals for his business. He has an X account, which might be one way to contact him. His lab is near Austin, TX.
We have reached out to him, but have not received a response.
Can this be adapted for cats?
I just made this for my dogs and she loved it, however it was very had a very hard time finding cranberries being that’s it’s not thanksgiving or Christmas. Where’s a good place to get them outside the holidays?
Could use blueberries or cranberry powder
Thank you for this recipe... What could we substitute if we can't get chicken gizzards 🙏?
any gizzards or tripe
Awesome. Thank you. I just have 1 question. If the liver filters toxins and junk from the body, why on earth would it be fit for consumption by people or animals? Thanks so much.
Could you use your pressure cooker?
Dr. Judy,
My dog is an 8-year-old, 105 lb. German Shepherd / Great Pyrenees / Gray Wolf mix. He has sensitive skin and occasional stomach issues, with a sensitivity to kibble with processed chicken. I have been feeding him Taste of the Wild High Prairie since he was a puppy. When I notice his stomach getting upset, I have been able to remedy with chicken and rice and/or Royal Canin prescription low fat gastrointestinal canned food.
He recently had surgery to remove a low grade mast cell tumor. His blood work and urine test came back really good last month, so I'm hopeful it won't return. What would be your best recommendation for feeding him? I'm unsure if I will be able to afford a raw food diet for a dog of his size, but I would like to try. Thank you.
Do you feed the dogs the portion of pup loaf once or twice a day,?