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by fda on 29 October 2010 - 12:10
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by Ramage on 31 October 2010 - 20:10
I feed raw as well.
80% meat, 10% organ, 10% bone. Sometimes this fluctautes with more bone/less bone depending on the dog.
Meats include: venison, chicken, pork, beef, goat, or whatever else I can find. Organs are usually beef.
Ex: My 76 lb bitch gets 1.25 lbs daily. Most days, this includes one chicken quarter and then a mix of pork and beef for the remainder. Some days, I feed no chicken and then make up for the lack of bone by throwing in a pork butt bone (with meat left on) as the entire meal the following day.
I used to feed raw eggs, but this particular bitch is allergic to them. It took forever to figure that out. I had a hairless dog all summer because of it. Every other dog I have fed raw egg to has NEVER had an issue, so this was a first.
For treats, I feed chicken feet or cooked liver.
As for supplements, when I remember to I try to include a few fish oil caps.
80% meat, 10% organ, 10% bone. Sometimes this fluctautes with more bone/less bone depending on the dog.
Meats include: venison, chicken, pork, beef, goat, or whatever else I can find. Organs are usually beef.
Ex: My 76 lb bitch gets 1.25 lbs daily. Most days, this includes one chicken quarter and then a mix of pork and beef for the remainder. Some days, I feed no chicken and then make up for the lack of bone by throwing in a pork butt bone (with meat left on) as the entire meal the following day.
I used to feed raw eggs, but this particular bitch is allergic to them. It took forever to figure that out. I had a hairless dog all summer because of it. Every other dog I have fed raw egg to has NEVER had an issue, so this was a first.
For treats, I feed chicken feet or cooked liver.
As for supplements, when I remember to I try to include a few fish oil caps.
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