What Has Helped You Switch To A Raw Diet For Your Dog?
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Jan 27th, 2010 |
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I asked a question earlier about what to feed and am considering a raw diet.
I’m scared about the period of detox, also about not feeding the right porportions of organ meat, bones, possibly grains, fruits/veggies. What books/websites have good info on switching? Also if you know anything in particular to advise me on. I’m afraid if I don’t do it right, my dog could end up sick, or die.
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Skip the grains and the veggies dogs have no need for them. the basic proportion is 80/10/10 muscle bone organ. Half of the organ 10% should be liver. Mind you this is just to start every dog is different so need more bone some need more organ or meat etc. Start reading Join the raw feeding groups tons of people to speak with. Raw diet truth is written by one of the members.http://rawfed.com/myths/http://rawdiettruth.blogspot.com/http://mypetcarnivore.com/http://www.rawfeddogs.nethttp://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/rawfe…
as long as it is human grade meat (meat that you could eat if you cooked it, like wings or breast for chicken), you’re good to go
make sure the meat is clean or feed him those dog food the they have in a container that are raw but good for your dog
Raw diets for dogs aren’t as safe as people think. It is best to talk to your vet for the correct diet so your dog is health.