i give mine chicken everyday and offal 3 times a week cottage cheese and yoghurt 3 times a week a little mince sprinkled on top just when i have it veg, garlic, oil, kelp and vitimins everyday raw egg 3 times a week. they also get other bones to chew on to, dont give oil tho on days you give liver. think thats it all, you will soon find your own way of sorting it all out

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we have 12 here at the moment

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12???? You are brave! Do you show them all?

Thanks for that! What part of chicken do you give?

i get the carcases of my local butcher he orders them in big 30 pound boxes about 6-7 pound in money and he saves all his chicken bones that he has fillited,its all very meaty

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We feed all our rotties on raw diet inc fruit & veg they thrive on it as do their puppies, a website to check out if you want to buy meat for your dog Landywood Pet Foods : Home they deliver throughout the uk

I currently feed my english cocker spaniel on the raw diet and I've never looked back. He used to be fed on Eukanuba which I though was pretty good until a friend recomended the raw diet and couldn't believe the difference! I don't know if what I feed can be classed as the BARF diet though, because we also feed raw veg and par cooked brown rice.

I have a couple of questions though - raw lab ribs, are they okay to feed? I got them cheap from the supermarket but thought I better check first. and also, what about fish? what parts of the fish can/can't be fed raw (I'm a bit worried about fish bones as they're much smaller than chicken bones) are raw fish bones okay for dogs or are they just as dangerous to dogs as they are to us?

Thanks!

Ginny has lamb rib bones ( I presume that's what you meant), but I froze them first. Not sure if necessary, but easier to store. She loves them - eats the lot. Haven't tried fish yet, but intend to soon. I would guess it's the same with fish bones as with chicken, ie raw is ok, but cooked is not, but I would check.

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Mum to Ginny - 9 months old Jack Russell