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This article turned e-book covers the basics of raw meal prep for dogs. It includes shopping lists, explains how to figure out the amount of raw food your dog needs on a daily basis, where to shop for the ingredients, resources to use, and a few little hacks to make your raw meal prep easier.
I first mistook Freshpet Select for a raw dog food line, but it is actually gently cooked food, meaning it contains a lot of synthetic supplements to make up for the nutrients lost during the cooking process.
Muscle meat makes up the vast majority (70-80%, depending on whether or not you add veggies & fruit) of the raw feeding equation. It’s important to understand which meat cuts are actually considered muscle meat rather than organ in order to feed a balanced raw food diet.
Organs don’t make up a big portion of the raw food diet for dogs (10%), but they are an absolutely necessary ingredient for a balanced, raw meal and overall doggie health.
Part 3 of my raw feeding mini series is all about Raw Meaty Bones. Learn how much to feed (10%) and what to avoid.
Raw meaty bones are an integral part of the raw meat diet for dogs. They’re safe to feed as long as a few safety guidelines are observed.
My doggie cancer patient Missy couldn’t have any carbs during her cancer treatment, so her treats needed to reflect this requirement as much as her raw dog food diet did. This is an easy way of whipping up some refreshing, homemade, low cost treats you can feel good about treating your best friend with!
I found frozen salmon heads for the dogs and decided to offer them the fishy delicacy. Not only were they a hit with both pups, I love that they’re a good source of Omega 3s and great for skin & joint health.
It turns out that Dalmatians face a slight challenge when presented with raw food – but it can be overcome.
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