Why google when you can go straight to the DMF?   

Request for raw diet recipes, tips and suggestions.

Anyone?

Thanks.   

Ours above is fed raw.  We get raw chicken breast, cut it up, clean in vinegar.  They can eat raw bone but ours makes a mess.  She takes it out the bowl.  So we grind up egg shells about 2 per feeding.   With fruits and veggies, dogs don't digest it slow enough to acquire the nutrients.   It'll pass through whole.  So we ninja the carrots and berries (which ever we have for the day), zucchini,  and spinach.   I'll throw in chia seeds too.  Sometimes peanut butter and every other feeding raw honey (helps with the skin).   Organs help a lot but mine won't eat them unless frozen.   Probably the smell. Haven't tried tripe though.  also through in raw egg few times a week. Good vitamin B.  Do beef once in a while and pork.  Chicken is just cheaper.  Maybe after I'm able to do some hog hunting that'll change.

Measuring raw food is tiresome.   Meat:  about 3 % of there body weight total for the day.  So 2 feedings 1.5%   ours gets around 13 to 15 oz of meat per feeding.   

Had our first visitor here in the new place in TX.   She was amazed at her coat and the none dog smell. 

Eventually I might try making dog food to sell.  Will dehydrate the meat, fruits and veggies for easier packaging, transportation and longevity.   Buyer would just have to add water. 

I was as shocked as you ........what you don't think I had any thing too do with this ?

Quote from: Stella on July 11, 2015, 11:21:59 AM
Why google when you can go straight to the DMF?    

Request for raw diet recipes, tips and suggestions.

Anyone?

Thanks.  

I googled it for you, although I'm sure yo already have. There's even two with your name. 

http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/best-dog-foods/raw-dog-food/

Thanks.   

Have done a lot off googling the past few days but that website didn't pop up.

Google foo fail.

Will definitely check it out. 

Hope Oliver Bacon is feeling better.   

Gabby, hanging out with us at a friend's house yesterday:

The new girl in the house, Muneca






Her story:

She was born, unwanted so no love was given, she was then burned with scalding water and a girl on vacations took her in and started treating her, but, vacations were over and she couldn't take the dog with her, so, we called, set it up and here she is . . . Still lots of healing, both physical and spiritual, but, she will lots of fun here with Enzo and Max . . .

Quote from: DarkMonster620 on August 02, 2015, 06:25:28 AM
The new girl in the house, Muneca







Her story:

She was born, unwanted so no love was given, she was then burned with scalding water and a girl on vacations took her in and started treating her, but, vacations were over and she couldn't take the dog with her, so, we called, set it up and here she is . . . Still lots of healing, both physical and spiritual, but, she will lots of fun here with Enzo and Max . . .

Thats a good thing you're doing C. 

Thanks, this pic also let me see how thin my hair is 

Lucky dog!  Good on you, Carlos.

Videos of Loona yesterday,

https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/QSauYY49Mjg/mqdefault.webp

https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/ppUghtglAOU/mqdefault.webp

Oh wow, what a horribly sad start for Loona.

Huge  to you for taking her in!

You and your family are good people Carlos! 

thanks guys . . . the missus' and my FB inbox are full of thank you messages and also the timeline . . . last dog I paid for was Max, I say WE paid ransom, he was skinny and shy . . . now he is 40lbs of charge at you defender and loving dog everyone wants . .Enzo, he is just 50lbs of cocker spaniel rushing at you to tackle you