Satin balls are used to fatten up a dog. They are basically meatballs that are full of fat and calories.
This video clip provides you with a good satin balls recipe for dogs with help from a holistic pet professional (expert - Jenn Fadal, filmed by Jeffrey Carter).
People say:
jackii is here: who came up with the name so funny lol
Robin M.: The name came from the inventor of the recipe who had a dog named satin that he needed to fatten up.
zhaquiri: At least he didn't end up calling them "Satin's Balls" aha
Jesse Gutierrez Cell_20kennelz: my Bullys absolutely loved it, thank you, I will be using cereal and oats on the next round but they love it
marthasmadman: I was wondering how stinky will their poo be after eating raw meat
King Daniel: It's not that stinky but their farts are horrible if u feed dem an egg haha
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esther constancio: my dog just had pups and lost alot if weight ima try this thank you
FamilyLove: Do they have to go in the freezer? Or can they be refrigerated?
Metalmagex: the purpose of freezing is so they last longer...if you refrigerate it the meat will only be good for a few days in comparison to a few weeks when freezing
Yesenia Diaz: so I can take them out the fridge and feed it frozen?
Khalis Davis: what age can you start a puppy with this meal.. periodically
Wilfrantz Romulus: I lh
danny elvis: How often/regular do i feed my dogs this?
Bella Albanese: whenever it you think it needs it
Junito Sola: what type of cereal do I use?
Bella Albanese: natural (any type you like)
Anderson C: Most dogs will eat raw minced beef?? If they've never been on a raw meat diet??? Wondering if I'd be wasting my time and money trying to get my almost 17 year old dog to eat it. Could be a total waste...having bought all the ingredients I'll never touch myself again.
What do you think about Satin Balls to fatten up a dog?
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