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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2026 · 45 MIN

Learning How to Feed Dogs Fresh Food

from Love Your Dogs · host Bre Drake of Tailswell

In this episode of the Love Your Dogs podcast, Bre Drake shares her personal journey from feeding her dogs a kibble diet to transitioning to fresh food. She discusses the challenges and learning curves involved in making this change, emphasizing the importance of understanding ingredients and the benefits of whole foods. Bre also provides recommendations for dog food brands, highlights the significance of education through workshops, and encourages dog owners to build confidence in feeding their pets a raw (or gently cooked) diet. The conversation is filled with practical tips and insights for anyone looking to improve their dog's nutrition.Follow Bre on Instagram @TailswellhealthVisit Bre's Website (shop her guides, book a one-on-one consultation)SHOW NOTESDr. Judy Jasek, Holistic VeterinarianBre's Fresh Food Feeding Guide: Recommended Dog Food Brands for Healthier DogsFeed Real Institute (workshop, courses, Feed Real Calculator)Give Your Dog a Bone by Dr. Ian BillinghurstDigestive Enzymes (add to kibble and during transition to fresh food)Adored Beast Healthy GutDr. GoodPet Digestive EnzymesRAW INGREDIENT SOURCINGRaw Feeding MiamiMy Pet CarnivoreRaw Delivery Minnesota

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