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Balancing RAW
Started by Joani, Skadi & Elli. Last reply by Joani, Skadi & Elli May 18, 2018. 6 Replies 0 Favorites
I am trying to learn all I can from several RAW sites. I ordered some freeze dried tripe ...very expensive ...and it says 1 cup serving. Whoa, that would empty my little bag in no time. My…Continue
What do you do for heart worm and tick control?
Started by Neptune. Last reply by Lynda Kamrath Apr 7, 2018. 4 Replies 0 Favorites
after feeding raw for two years I am now starting to worry about the toxins in heart worm and tick & flea treatments. It is winter in nh so I am taking a break but looking for answers before the…Continue
Newbie to Raw food feeding!
Started by Clarice Leung. Last reply by Neptune Jan 20, 2018. 4 Replies 0 Favorites
Hi I am new to the raw food feeding. my puppy he's now 4 months old. I would like to start him to raw food diet. and i just ordered Darwin's brand. Can anyone help me with the portion i need to start…Continue
Any Active Members in this Group?
Started by Mark Wilson. Last reply by Mark Wilson Sep 27, 2017. 5 Replies 0 Favorites
I've been feeding my pup raw food for three months. Looking to share experiences and tap into the knowledge of others. Continue
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Comment by Vicky & Cassidy on July 14, 2010 at 8:26pm
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We are just beginning to feed raw and Jamaica had her first all raw chicken dinner tonight. It went well!
Richard: do you happen to know exactly what is in the NV beef patties? How are they different from hamburger patties?
Thanks.
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Comment by Richard Crowe on July 14, 2010 at 7:28am
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Holly and I have been with doodlekisses for two and a half years now, since we first got our girl from Heather Goines of Cheyenne Valley Kennels in Texas. But, we have just joined the Raw Food Group. Holly is an absolutely wonderful doodle but her digestive system is rather sensitive.
We have found that natures variety beef patties are the best for her. She keeps a great weight, her coat looks wonderful and best of all - no soft or runny stools.
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Comment by LucyR on July 13, 2010 at 10:53am
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No don't use a sledge hammer! The bones will splinter and that will be bad. Get her some ribs! They are on sale all the time! Let's ask what kind of bones others give their dogs. Ozzie is not interested in the bigger bones, except to bury them and dig them up hours later to bring in the house!
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Good point, Lucy. Perhaps I can break them up with my little sledge hammer..... My local Safeway (only grocery shop in town) does not offer a great variety, so we may have to start shopping some place else.
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Hi Vicky, Be careful with the big hard bones, such as knuckle bones. The doggies can break teeth on them! You will get the same tooth cleaning effect with raw meaty bones such as ribs, chicken backs, etc. More later!
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Thank-you, Laura & Ruby. I will look for the book. Jamaica just [very enthusiastically] polished off a soup bone, so I think we're off to a good start!
Looks like there is a lot of great information here.
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Comment by Laura, Ruby & Sam on July 12, 2010 at 3:50pm
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Hi Vicky,
There is a great book called Raw Dog Food by Carina Beth MacDonald, it's what I used as a basis how to feed them. Though I don't do her "veggie slop", I do use vegetables finely minced. I also give Ruby cooked food-- we just don't do kibble as I think Ruby's allergic to grains.
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Hello! Just wanted to introduce ourselves. I am Vicky and this is Jamaica, my almost-4-year-old GD.
We have been on the Doodle Zoo for some time and are now seriously ready to begin feeding raw and so are researching.
I hope to have the time to read all of your posts pertaining to this. Thanks for the info!
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Comment by Robert Johnson & Joan Milligan on June 28, 2010 at 5:30pm
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No need to remove the skin for Angus - in fact, he loves it-- without adverse affects. Although there are no salmon here in Mexico, in Texas or on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, I am concerned whether or not the fluke that lives in salmon also resides within other fish--and whether or not the bones are a problem. I have seen photos of dogs with a whole raw fish in their mouth...
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I don't know. I think it depends upon the water in which the fish swim. You should google the specific fish or else ask your vet.
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