OOPS again Would NOT feed raw. Boy I most need a nap!!
Jen
Jen-CA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OOPS did not see the part about you being a vegitarian. That would make sense why you would feed raw. Duhh. lol.I guess that would gross me out too then. lolJen-CA
Jen-CA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I hate to tell you this but what do you think they put in your kibble??? dead carcasses that are less then human grade. Not fit for us to eat so we feed it to our dogs. I get chicken necks from the butcher. I have seen 100% improvement in my dogs. So no convincing here. Just for giggles try reading a book on it and boy it may change your mind. I too was out to feed the best. Iams is garbage, eukanuba is garbage, I was feeding Natural Balance Organic blend and it gave my dogs the runs. I went to Royal canin Holistic and they liked it but for some reason Royal Canin took Holisitic off of their dog food bag and since I did not have an old one to comapre ingredients to see what they changed, I went in search of THE BEST dog food for my animals. I am happy with the outcome and plan on expanding to beef ribs Oh did I mention they get vebies and fruit but only mixed in a blender kind of like the way they would of had it in the kills stomach. I too was NO WAY NEVER would I feed my dogs that!! until I researched it. And believe me I researched it. Maybe you should too. Just for laughs It may grose you out more to know what is in your bag of dog food.Jen
marsha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I think you will also find that "fresh kill" such as when a dog catches his dinner, has not set around to build up the poisoning that can build up when food has been butchered and placed on your grocers shelf. As for the carcasses that strays and wild animals eat.....how many of those would get a clean bill of health, were they taken to the vet? Those animals have diseases, ect that can kill them. All I am saying is I would not take a chance with my own babies. I do have a couple of "hunters" in my dog family, and while I try to discourage them from killing other animals, the fear of that meat isn't as stressful as the fear of meat that has lain in a butcher shop. By the way, I myself am a vegetarian! lolAs for the next email you sent...I don't think I have ever ate processed "God" food lol (wink)MarshaWhat do you think they eat in the wild? Their digestive system is totally different from ours. Do a search on your internet about BARF diet. (Bones and Raw food) Do you think they hunted out puppy chow? lol I switched all my dogs (22) and boy no more stinky poop, no more visits to the vet for teeth cleaning. I too was grosed out by it until I seen some show dogs that were absolutly gorgeous. I asked what she did and she told me "got away from processed god foods" There is no nutritional value in processed dog foods. Do a search on rendering plants if you really want to get grosed out. See what you really feed your animals.Jen-CA
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:If you feed her raw chicken like a wing or the nexk (which by the way will also clean teeth) Plus it is VERY good for her. She will stop. I feed my dogs raw foods and boy what a difference. Anyways, if you think it is to gross then try adding pumpkin to her food. They love the taste the first time around.Jen-CAI would be scared to death to give one of my pets raw meat...expecially chicken, due to possible sominella (sp) poisoning.Marsha
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