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Member Since 02/21/2012     Barked: Fri Apr 20, '12 5:14am PST  Hi. The links are helpful. But I advocate raw, and for those of you guys who have plans to switch or thinking of switching, please go here: http://www.rawdogfoodsystem.com/ my posts [notify]

Member Since 02/21/2012     Barked: Fri Apr 20, '12 5:12am PST  Dogs naturally manage what they eat. Gulping shouldn't pose a problem. Besides, there's always a gag reflex to fall back on. http://www.rawdogfoodsystem.com/ my posts [notify]

Food & Nutrition > Puppy food suggestions?

Member Since 02/21/2012     Barked: Thu Apr 19, '12 8:17am PST  Small raw chicken wings? I raw-feed my pets, that's why I suggested this. my posts [notify]

Dog Health > Puppy injection reaction

Member Since 02/21/2012     Barked: Thu Apr 19, '12 8:16am PST  I think this depends on the dog. Some dogs just have adverse reactions to pain. my posts [notify]

Dog Health > Get dew claws removed?

Member Since 02/21/2012     Barked: Wed Apr 18, '12 2:21am PST  Aaaw, this sounds pretty tough. my posts [notify]

Member Since 02/21/2012     Barked: Tue Apr 17, '12 9:24am PST  Dogs can't process vitamin A and other nutrients the way omnivores do. my posts [notify]

Raw Food Diet > Newbie here. Few questions about feeding.

Member Since 02/21/2012     Barked: Tue Apr 17, '12 9:23am PST  Hi. I'm glad to see another pet owner who decides to do raw-feeding. For dogs only: chicken, beef = no defrosting. Rodent carcasses must be frozen for a month before feeding. The pathogens harm you, not dogs. For wild game, they need to be frozen for at least 24 hours. my posts [notify]

Food & Nutrition > Needs Muscle Weight

Member Since 02/21/2012     Barked: Mon Apr 16, '12 6:18am PST  More protein can increase muscle weight and elasticity. Please try raw meaty bones and rabbit carcasses from a reputable local rancher. I raw-feed all my dogs. That's why I'm suggesting this. It works. my posts [notify]

Dog Health > "Zeutering" instead of neutering

Member Since 02/21/2012     Barked: Mon Apr 16, '12 6:16am PST  Neutering poses health risks to dogs. They can even die of post-surgery complications. my posts [notify]

Member Since 02/21/2012     Barked: Fri Apr 13, '12 7:08am PST  Two times a week of twenty-minute walks are fair enough to be considered as healthy exercise for medium-sized dogs. my posts [notify]

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