Raw Feeders – Your Assistance Please?
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Feb 1st, 2010 |
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I asked a question yesterday whether or not to feed raw.
Anyway I have chosen to switch my 5 dogs and 4 cats to RAW feeding.
I have started out with a basic feeding for this week of:
Chicken mince (the pet store kind made for dogs contains bones and bits ground)
AND
Chicken necks
The question I have is should I throw away the dry food they were previously fed on or give them a bit of it (to help them adjust?)?
Please don’t answer this if you don’t know anything about feeding raw. Thanks 
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I have fed raw for about 10 years now. Because of the difference in gastric processing time, it’s usually better to just make the switch without mixing. Like many facets of raw feeding, there is conflicting information about this, so do your research well, and make your own choices for your dogs. They will tell you if you get it wrong! Don’t forget your veggies, though.
This is a great site about raw feeding. I suggest checking it out. I have not fed my dog raw, but I have been considering it lately. Weird, I was thinking the same thing?!http://leerburg.com/feedingarawdiet.htm