I don't do Facebook, so I'm grateful that you posted this video to YouTube.

The face of the Doctor every time he cleans his hands on his shirt, is just priceless 😂😂😂

I'm a vet and i feed my dogs eggs every day. Having my own hens helps.

.10 cents a day? Where the heck are you getting your eggs?!

To sum up this terrific video: Use eggs from pastured birds when possible. Soft-boil the eggs for your dog. Grind up the shell and membrane and add some of that to your dog's meal too. Refrigerate eggs up to 3-5 weeks. You can freeze eggs for up to a year. If you freeze, take them out of shell and store in glass or metal container (not plastic). I think that about covers it. I bet your dogs (and cats!) will love eggs.

I feel like I'm watching a late night infomercial. I love it

It`s so easy to separate the egg yoke from the white using the two halves of the cracked egg shell. So cook the white part for maximum protein absorbtion and keep the yoke raw into the food bowl for maximum uncooked yoke nutrition value. Easy sneezy. Great video, loved the amusing props.

This answers my question. I had this question in mind for some time now, yet, I have been placing fresh eggs in their home cooked meals every day and clearly observed steady improvements.
I give my dogs at least one fresh farmed egg per dog daily. Dr. Becker is also right when she speaks about yeast infection in animals as well as immune deficiencies.

I ate soft boiled eggs growing up...my grandma use to make sure we have one with our breakfast very frequently.  Haven't had it in forever but very soon I will again!  Once my pup is fully transitioned to raw, eggs will be on the menu for him.  Then I'll be making 2 one for me and one for him 😊

As a pregnant woman who’s been skipping my eggs (hence choline. Super important for the baby!) I did not expect to find the kick in the ass I need to eat eggs again from a dog video. 🤣 Good news, my doggo will be delighted he will get an egg a day instead of the one a week now! He’s absolutely addicted to them. He can tell when I crack an egg from the other side of the house!

My little dogs eat a hard boiled egg or a sunny side up everyday.  Hard boiled takes 8 min in a rapid egg cooker and both my dogs are healthy.

Love love love you two.  God bless you both for educating us and helping us to enjoy our babies for many years!

So, a couple of my dogs get a tummy ache when they eat raw eggs. I since read that a lot of dogs have this problem. I don't like to cook the yolks because I don't want to denature the vitamins and don't want to oxidize the fatty acids. The solution for my dog turned out to be really simple: Sunny side up-- White cooked and yolk warm and runny. My small dogs get at least two eggs a week in addition to many other incredible foods like whole sardines canned, organic grass fed butter, canned sockeye salmon with skin and bones, frozen raw commercial dog food and home cooked (using Karen Becker's recipes).

18 minutes- so...soft boiled, pasture raised eggs are an amazing superfood. Got it.

A couple years ago I heard about avidin.being part of the egg whites.  After thinking about it, I just separate the eggs, GENTLY cook/scramble the white then put the raw yolk on top of it.  Easy-peasy.
Been on a farm....so Always free range for pets  and me.

2 Important questions: what if your dog is allergic to chicken? Chicken is #1 allergen.SO Is egg safe to try?
2) RE: Egg Shells... Do store bought eggs have an APPLIED chemical film on them...a COATING... if so are they safe to keep and grind?
3) if dog allergic to chicken...and making their food... how do you get enough CALCIUM?

I raise chickens and we eat a ton of eggs. We also feed our dogs a ton of eggs, both cooked and raw. I can tell you from first hand experience, that I have had chicken eggs last MONTHS in the fridge.  I test this all the time, because rather than throwing out old eggs, I crack them into a small bowl one at a time to see if they are still good. A bad egg will smell bad. A good egg will have very little smell. Sometimes, when they're just not fresh anymore, but not bad, the yolk will just be very thin/weak, and will not stay whole when the egg is cracked open. Obviously they last the longest unwashed, and in the fridge. When we keep the house a bit cooler, (below 70 degrees F) if they have not been washed, they can last on the counter for up to 6 weeks! The natural bloom on the eggs keeps them fresher longer because it keeps more air out. Similarly, coating the egg shells in oil can also make them last longer. Obviously you can't buy unwashed eggs in the store, so if you're looking to stock up, oil your eggs! You can freeze eggs too, but depending on how you do it, it can limit their use once they're thawed out. Separating the yolks and the whites, and adding either salt or sugar to the yolks allows you to use them in baking, custards, and sauces.

This video was informative for me though as I had been wondering which cooking method (if any) was most nutritious. Thank you so much!

At the beginning it was like okay it's eggs and what else is there to see, but you grabbed me and kept me in till the end. Well done.

I usually soft broil my eggs in a pan - I fry mushrooms and veggies first with oil first and then slide those to the side and add the eggs. I quickly add water and cover with a glass lid. The steam cooks what's left in the veggies to cook, the water lifts the eggs off the pan so it rarely sticks, the steam cooks the tops of the eggs so you don't have to risk the yoke flipping and your yokes stay nice and liquid, a warm creamy all natural sauce - sorry ketchup, your basic. My dogs always enjoy licking the yoke off the plate but they often get a plate for themselves. I more often give them hard boiled eggs as I can quickly boil a dozen eggs and throw them in the fridge. When I grab one as a snack, they get one. For those worried about me feeding my dogs "human food", since having heart issues and heart surgery, I only eat real food - veggies, mushrooms, beans (dried), fruit, honey from my bee hives and to a lesser extent eggs,  small amounts of meat (usually chicken) . I drink green tea and water only. There is nothing I eat that dogs and their relatives wolves would not have the opportunity to find on their own. One exception, I think dogs would only eat cooked beans and I was surprised when mine did.
I really like that you compared different eggs. I find if the yoke is a not a dark yellow turn orange color, then it is a inferior egg and you can usually taste the blandness. A really healthy yoke seems to have a deep complexity to the taste. The pleasure I get is probably all the nutrition hitting all the right buttons 😁 . I would have never have been able to taste the subtly tastes I can taste in a yoke now if I had not quit eating Canadian government sanctioned poison in a box - aka processed foods.  I don't follow the nonsense on TV and I haven't bought a magazine in decades, this is the first I have head of "eggs are bad for dogs". It is usually considered a boon to a animal in the wild if they find a unattended nest full of nutritious eggs. This scream of more of the nonsense dog food companies pay for and spread.

😂 I thought it said $10. And I was like…. I don’t even spend that much on my food. Lol