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This is a dedicated place for all of your questions and answers about Raw Diets. There are also some really cool groups like "Raw Fed" on the topic you can join. This forum is for people who already know they like the raw diet or sincerely want to learn more. Please remember that you are receiving advice from peers and not professionals. If you have specific health-related questions about your dog's diet, please contact your vet!
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Tikka
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 | | Barked: Sat Feb 2, '08 7:31pm PST | |  | |  | | We have updated the raw feeding spreadsheet!
This one gives you a detailed breakdown of the amounts of raw food per day/week (in ounces and lbs) you pup needs by weight.
Also, it will provide you with the nutrient profiles your pup needs on a daily basis.
The second page gives gives you typical raw foods and their nutritional value. You can customize this page for your own dog using the USDA Nutrition Calculator or nutritiondata.com.
This spreadsheet will help you design a raw diet, that meets your pups nutritional needs.
Again, many thanks to Mokie, Mattie, Moxie, Izzie and Fudge!!!! 
ALL NEW!! Personal Raw Feeding Guide (Spreadsheet) |  |  | |  |
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Tikka
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| | Barked: Sat Feb 2, '08 7:44pm PST | | | | | | I forgot to add that there are two numbers you need to plug in. 1) Your dog's weight (at the top) and 2) the activity level (light purple box). You get this number from the choices in BOX 1.
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Takiah
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 | | Barked: Sun Feb 3, '08 12:30pm PST | | | | | | VERY nice! Wow, you guys must have put a lot of work into that! What a wonderful raw resource.
Do you mind if I post the link in the mal group I`m in? There are quite a few raw feeders, who I think would find it helpful. | | | | |
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Gunner
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| | Barked: Sun Feb 3, '08 1:28pm PST | | | | | | I see that the spreadsheet gives you the amount of bone for a day/week.
How do you figure out which piece of RMB is correct?
Example.. Gunner is supposed to get 0.29ounces of bone a day/2.02ounces a week. Does this have to be exact?
He usually gets different parts of chicken for his RMB, and I figure that would be enough for bone/calcium.. He gets parts such as chicken legs, thighs, wings and (occasionally) backs 2-3 times a week. Is that enough? | | | | |
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Mocha Bear- (Mokie),- VGG, KPA,
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| | Barked: Sun Feb 3, '08 3:18pm PST | | | | | | Hi Gunner,
It's not really an exact science, and definitely varies by the dog. Some people need to feed more than the recommended 10% or their dogs have splarting issues.
Personally, I probably feed bone every third meal, with the rest being meaty meals or meaty meat and organs. | | | | |
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