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Memphis is like, "Oh my gosh guys!"
"There's stuff up there that smells so good!"
"So, good!"
Today we thought will make something a little bit different.
Something we haven't shown you guys how to make on this channel as of yet.
We are going to make beef bone broth for dogs!
Bone broth is something that you can use and you can add to their food as a topper.
You can, if you use like dehydrated raw
or any type of dehydrated food topper, you can add it to that.
Bone broth has a lot of really good benefits to it.
There's a lot of collagen in it. A lot of good stuff your dogs need.
So, we are going to make some bone broth.
I do want to clarify real quick, before I get into it.
I'm not a nutritionist!
If you don't feel safe, feeding your dogs the things we show you, you don't have to.
Bone broth is one of those things that is basically considered like a...
I don't know what you call it? Is a nutritional power house for dogs.
It has a lot of amino acids and vitamins.
Minerals and a lot of things that dogs need.
So, we will go ahead and make this!
As I said, we're making beef bone broth. I have femur bones.
If you can find a cut up, they are going to work a bit better.
I have two (2) big ones and then two (2) cut ones.
So, you will need your bones.
You are going to need a slow cooker, or a very large pot.
You can simmer those over the stove, but you have to do it for 24 hours.
So, a slow cooker is probably best.
Will need the bones, we need the dogs of course!
We need some seasonings, which I'll go through momentarily.
Then, we are going to need some water
and some apple cider vinegar.
I'm using organic apple cider vinegar, the raw apple cider vinegar.
That's going in there as well.
Let's see, what these girls... You will take this right out of my hand, wouldn't you?
They both are like, "Can I just... Can I have?"
"Can I have the bone?" "Let me get a piece of this off here!"
"Little piece off!" "Little piece off!"
What you think?
Shelby is like, "Put it in the ground and I'll eat it!"
"Put it on the ground, so I can eat it!"
This is going on your bone broth!
Is going to... Is gonna... Is gonna go in your bone broth!
I know, you'll eat it just like that, wouldn't you?
You sure would!
The first thing we're going to do, is to take all the bones and place them
into our slow cooker.
I'm using a six (6) quart slow cooker in case you wonder.
We're just going to pack all these in here and fill this thing, right up.
I almost forgot!
Before I add the water, I'm going to add a little bit of chicken liver.
I know, I said is a beef bone broth. But we're adding a little bit of chicken liver as well.
It gives it a little taste and liver is really good for dogs as well.
It adds more nutritional stuff in there. What you think?
Let's add that, real quick!
Your noses are going and you girls are ready.
Now that we have all our bones in our slow cooker, we are going to fill it with water.
You want to fill it to just above where the bones are.
Now that we have our bones in there and the juice filled to the brim,
we are going to add our vinegar.
Now, for a 'Crock Pot' this size, you want to add between three (3) to four (4) tablespoons of vinegar.
Vinegar is really what's going to help break down the marrow inside those bones.
Because mine's so full, I'm going ahead and use a full four (4) tablespoons.
Again, you want to use apple cider vinegar. I'm using the raw unfiltered apple cider vinegar.
The next thing we are going to do is add some spices.
This is optional, you don't have to do this or you can add what you feel comfortable with.
Don't add what you don't feel comfortable with.
The first thing I'm going to add to this is a little bit of basil.
Between a half (1/2) tablespoon and a full tablespoon of basil.
Basil is one of those spices that is known to have like anti-bacterial, anti-cancer
and a lot of different things. this is supposed to be heathy for dogs liver.
It reduces pain and inflammation. We're going to add a little bit of that.
The next thing I'm going to add and I only going to use a little sprinkle of it, is coriander!
That is basically like one of those spices
that helps like detoxify their bodies
and is anti-diarrhea and eases intestinal gases.
If you have dogs that gets upset stomach easily, it kind helps with that.
You don't want to give it to your dogs if they are pregnant.
I'm only adding about a teaspoon of it. Just a little bit.
The last spice I'm choosing to add is, I would say it wrong... Is turmeric...
(attempts to pronounce turmeric) ... I don't know how to say it!
I probably said it wrong every single time! What you think? Are you smelling that already?
You have to be careful when giving this to your dogs with any type of blood disorders.
It can work as a blood thinner.
So, you don't want to give it to your dogs if they have any type of blood disorder.
Always, always talk to your vet before giving your dogs anything you don't know or understand.
Shelby and Memphis both gets turmeric every morning,
in little treat forms that goes on their breakfast.
Supposedly it has anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, helps heal the gut, improves brain functions.
It's supposed to help with arthritis. Supposedly does all those things .
We're going ahead and add a little bit of that as well. Probably about a tablespoon.
Well, it looks pretty! Now we're kind of stir all of these things in.
We're going to set this for 24 hours.
It will be done in 24 hours. We'll show you the next steps after that.
Now the waiting starts. With camera magic it will look like happened super fast!
In case I didn't mentioned it, you want to cook it on 'LOW' for 24 hours.
Memphis is like: "Is this bone broth done yet?"
Our bone broth has been cooking currently for about 20 hours.
I'm going to cook it for another 8 hours overnight tonight.
I will show you that I took out, a couple of bones that I put in and already had...
You can't chew on this because it will splinter.
Already are see through, all the marrow has come out.
I left the two (2) big ones and still need a bit more time and two (2) small ones
Also still have completely fallen through and it's okay if they don't.
Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.
For the next eight (8) hours, I thought I would add a little bit more goodness to the mix.
Let me show you what we're going to add.
I'm going ahead and add some frozen carrots.
Just to give it a little bit more... What? Good for you vegetables?
Is a good way that Shelby eats some carrots, since she doesn't like it.
Memphis on the other hand, would eat this frozen carrot without issues.
Yep!
She ate a frozen carrot without issues!
Anyway, I'm going to put these in there for the last eight (8) hours or so...
Then, the next morning... Will finish and show you what to do.
Now that our bone broth has cook for... About 30 hours or so.
I'm actually going to take and strain it through the strainer.
Just to make sure there's no fine sharp bones in there or anything like that.
What I'm doing is slowly scooping this out into here.
If you use turmeric, remember that it turns things into yellow and again, you don't have to use it.
I did found out that you can add it right at the end if you want to.
But here's two (2) of the ones I scooped out already.
We're going to let these cool, because they are going to separate a little bit
and will be a layer like fat at the top that, we're going to take off.
What you think?
She's like: "I just want to eat it!"
"I really just want to eat it!"
"Smells amazing!"
"I just want to eat it!"
How about you Shelby? You came to check out too?
I think it will be ready for you to have it on your lunch. What you think?
We'll find out!
Alright! Is in the containers and now it's just got to cool.
You can tell that the fat is separating, so that top is going to cool and be taken out of there.
Then, the bottom should be like...
Bone broth 'Jello!' Right?
Bone broth 'Jello!'
Alright! Last step!
I put this in the fridge for a little bit.
As you can see, there's the nice yellow layer of fat on top.
We're just going ahead and take it all off, because the dogs don't need the extra fat.
We're going to scoop that off and these dogs are so ready to try this!
Alright!
I think they are going to try it!
Shelby is like: "Wait! What's going on?"
"Do I finally get to try it?"
Here, let me set it down.
I know you are going to push the bowl around!
What you think?
What do you think?
Oh my gosh! Is that the best stuff ever?
[laughs]
Alright! We get to try it now and a little bit later on your dinner.
Although, I think they do really, really like it!
[laughter]
Memphis is like: "More! I want more!"
"Let me get this off the floor" "since I spilled over the floor!"
Are you ready for more of this?
I'm going to put about a tablespoon or two (2)
on each of the dogs food, for their dinner.
For those of you wondering, currently they are still eating ...
'Wellness CORE Rawrev.'
May be switching it soon here, but haven't decided yet.
There we go!
Also, wanted to point out that this didn't turned out... Is not super thin but it's not super thick either.
Didn't turned out as collagen-like as I hoped, but I don't think I had enough 'collageny' bones.
I only had the femur bones.
So, we're going to make a version of this eventually.
And I'll show you how to make a little bit differently then this time.
But, this was a beef bone broth. So favorite this video so you can make beef bone broth.
Then, make sure you subscribe and see the next time we make a different type of bone broth.
[grunts]
Really (Memphis)?
Anything else to say?
Just, you are hungry? You are hungry?
Okay! Let's do this!
Oh my goodness! You are bouncing up a storm! Bouncing up a storm! Can you sit?
Can you sit?
For two (2) seconds?
Okay! Is hard to do this, with one hand.
But, there's yours!
And there's yours!
Can now think it is a WIN!
So again, bone broth can be used in recipes that calls for broth.
You can substitute it for bone broth if you want and then it can also be used as food topper.
You can also give it as frozen ice cubes, however you want to give it to your dogs.
My dogs are enjoying it, as you can see!
[laughs]
Yes, Shelby has a new wrap with a heart.
She gets that off... What? A week from the day this video goes up (2019).
She will be able to get that off and get her stitches out.
So, if you are not following us on Instagram,
check us out at Instagram.com/GoneToTheSnowdogs for more real time updates about Shelby's foot.
That's all we have for you guys today!
Let us know down below, what you want to see us make next.
Again, there will be a playlist up above and down in the video description below
to all the other treat videos we had made. Be sure to check that out.
As always you guys...
Thanks for watching! Thanks for subscribing
Stay positive and dream big! We will see you again soon!
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