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Originally Posted by ajshep1984
Neither did I a few weeks ago, but after reading a few books and doing some research on the interweb I can honestly say it all makes perfect sense. I've felt so guilty the last week giving him his usual food knowing its full of crap!
If you think about wolfs in the wild that have the exact same insides as our pet dogs and what they would eat. I can't imagine a wolf cooking its dinner and pressing it into little biscuits adding loads of crap in the process. 
Got his first raw meal out the freezer ready for tommorow and can't wait to see what he thinks to having some real bones to munch on!!  |
Donkeys years ago it was said that a dog should never taste blood, is that just an old wives tale? Let me know if you find a change in behaviour!
Seriously I will try mine with raw meat on the bone as a supplement. Quite a few people agree with it.
I am skeptical, don't mean to put a damper on it but wild animals kill and eat. We slaughter and prepare for transportation, which allows time for bacteria to form which is the main reason we cook our meat.
Although your dog will get protein and calcium from meat on the bone, will you need to give him offal too for vitamins and iron etc?
Sue