The Absurdity in a TV Studio: A Veterinarian Who Ate Dog Kibble and Claims It’s Excellent!

The Absurdity in a TV Studio: A Veterinarian Who Ate Dog Kibble and Claims It’s Excellent!

Prejudice and the carefully crafted marketing of the pet food industry can sometimes reach truly bizarre proportions. A perfect example was a television program in which a guest veterinarian confidently claimed that industrial pet food was the perfect diet for dogs.

To prove his point on camera, he openly stated that he had personally tasted every type of dry dog kibble and that nothing had happened to him. When the profession reaches the point where someone feels the need to eat dehydrated dog kibble to justify its quality, it becomes clear that we are living in complete absurdity.

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One of the most common misconceptions among dog owners is the belief that their dog simply loves dehydrated dog kibble and refuses to eat anything else. However, this reaction has nothing to do with the true nutritional value of the meal.

Dry commercial dog kibble contains artificial flavor enhancers, aggressive aromas, additives, and preservatives. Consequently, manufacturers apply the same psychological and chemical principles used to create dependence on highly processed foods and other addictive products. Commercial dog kibble provides no living energy. Instead, it creates a chemical dependency to which the dog’s body responds automatically.

The Problem Isn’t the Full Bowl, It’s a Broken Relationship

When a dog refuses a healthy, fresh meal and begins manipulating its owner by demanding only commercial treats or dog kibble, a great deal of drama often follows. Worried owners begin giving in, convinced that their dog has to eat something to avoid going hungry.

However, this is not a technical feeding problem. It represents a deeply damaged relationship and a loss of leadership. A dog is completely free to decide whether or not to eat at that particular moment, but the human must decide what goes into the bowl. Therefore, giving in to manipulation does not reflect an act of love; it represents an attempt to escape personal responsibility.

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Take Back Control and Offer Your Dog Real, Living Food

It is time to take off the rose-colored glasses and accept full responsibility for our dogs’ health, metabolism, and longevity. Commercial, artificial dog kibble should give way to real, living, biologically appropriate food that protects the body from gradual internal decline.

Preparing fresh cooked meals, adding bone broth, and eliminating synthetic chemicals is the only path to natural vitality. Ultimately, do not allow chemical additives and industrial marketing to dictate your dog’s health. Simultaneously, set clear boundaries, offer your dog food that carries pure living energy, and replace processed dog kibble with fresh nutrition.

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To discover more about how emotional alignment, balanced lifestyle, and authentic energy restore internal balance, read our canine nutrition guidelines.

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At Sasha Riess, we look past commercial labels to honor the unique biological blueprint of your companion. True health requires addressing the subtle internal patterns that create lasting vitality and pureloveandharmony. Discover the customized path to your dog’s longevity: Linktree Sasha Riess

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Dog Kibble: Would You Eat a Pellet or a Drumstick?

Dog Kibble: Would You Eat a Pellet or a Drumstick?

Dog kibble has been presented for years as the safest and most practical form of nutrition. However, more owners are questioning what is really inside those pellets and the long-term impact on a dog’s health. Conflicting opinions—from it being a balanced diet to a dangerous industrial compromise—add to the confusion.

Dog Kibble: Industrial Food or a Compromise?

Modern lifestyles have pushed dog kibble to the forefront because it is easy to dose and has a long shelf life. Still, the real question is not whether a dog can survive on it, but whether a dog can truly be healthy on it.

Sasha Riess: “Would You Eat a Pellet or a Drumstick?”

Sasha Riess openly speaks about the origin of industrial dog food, noting that over 22 million tons of animal by-products are processed annually.

  • Hidden Ingredients: Labels mention „animal by-products,“ which often include remains from farms, zoos, and the egg industry.

  • Additives: Sasha warns that dog kibble is full of preservatives, flavor enhancers, and artificial colors to make dehydrated food palatable.

  • Hydration Issues: These additives force dogs to drink excessive water, potentially burdening the digestive and urinary systems.

His conclusion is a simple analogy: “Ask yourself, would you eat a pellet or a drumstick?”

Veterinarian Vladimir Terzin: “Kibble Is a Balanced Diet”

On the other hand, veterinarian Vladimir Terzin believes dog kibble is a safe option.

  • Balance: He argues it contains necessary proteins, carbohydrates, fats, and trace elements.

  • Normalization: Terzin emphasizes that many ingredients are also present in human food and shouldn’t be demonized.

  • Practicality: For most owners, ready-made food remains an acceptable and convenient solution.

 

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Is Dog Kibble a Good Choice for Every Dog?

The truth is complex. While practical, dog kibble is not a universal solution. Some dogs develop allergies or chronic inflammation due to industrial ingredients. In such cases, nutrition must be individualized and adapted to the specific dog’s needs.

An Informed Decision Instead of Blind Trust

A dog cannot choose; the owner chooses on its behalf. Whether you decide on dog kibble, cooked food, or raw feeding, the key is to know what you are giving and how your dog responds. A dog’s health depends on the responsibility of the one who fills the bowl, not the marketing on the bag.


At Sasha Riess, we encourage owners to look beyond the label. Whether you use dog kibble or fresh food, the goal is always internal balance and pureloveandharmony. Discover more about our views on canine wellness: Linktree Sasha Riess

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