I know I could feed a more natural way, ie only meat, bones and organs, but to me it lacks of something. No gas, tiny poops, no shedding, glossy coat, no bad breath, white teeth, good energy, no allergies, no scratching, etc. they'll only eat that if I sear it before though, i know i have picky dogs, but i'll do what it takes to get them to eat :shrug: So far their health is doing beautifully, can't complain. Their evening meals consist of raw meaty bones such as a quartered chicken or turkey, or bone-in pork roast, or ribs, or pork hocks, etc. chicken frames and beef, or ground whole chicken, sometimes with raw liver). sometimes i don't add anything at all to the ground meat mix (i make my own. I like to boil up some veggies (sometimes with rice, sometimes not) and mash or puree them with the cooking water, and add a couple spoonfuls of their morning ground mix along with some plain yogurt or a raw egg, sometimes it's canned fish or raw fish chunks, or ground raw green tripe, or a bit of mashed ripe fruit like banana or avocado, or a bit of olive oil. I am feeding my own version of a raw diet, it's far from purist but it works for my dogs and i truly enjoy making their meals every day (i have to admit they often eat better than we do, LOL!) Jumping in to say "me too, me too i agree" :thumbs up I'm just wondering what changed your mind?. Isn't that all the science you need, of couse I can back up this with recognised works, but there is NO food that won't have someone saying it's not right, since when did processed foods become right, vegetables become right (OK i know that one, just after they processed everything and couldn't find another way to make up the chemical analysis to prove it's good, even if none of it could be digested, it just had to be in the food). The 2 links are GREAT starting points, there are more advanced sites with scientific journal quotation, but I always wondered when feeding became a science? you feed it, they like it, they do well on it.
My story is exactly that, my story, but it pretty well reflects the others, I can mix and match food and I will know at once if he develops an allergy. Not trying to me rude but just wondering, you mentioned you were totally against it, why was that? I had never heard of it and did a lot of reading and thought, lets give it a go, I don't believe all the great stories but I'd like to offer a variation in diet without giving a 2 week swap over.
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