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Very interesting results - not what I expected!
I'm not!
No, I do not have Moko on a raw diet.
I most certainly do! And dang glad I of it as well. Treader loves the food, and ever since the switch he's been thriving like he never did on kibble.
Yuk...that makes me sick to think of it...I'ma family member...I want my food cooked! thank you very much!
I would never feed a raw diet. Dogs are not wolves. They may have been selectively bred from wolves, but they are no longer the same thing. If I were ever to switch off kibble, I would make a cooked diet, containing meats, vegetables, etc. rather than just raw meat, which can be host to a myraid of bacteria.
In a raw or cooked diet, though, it becomes easy to miss certain nutrients that a good, balanced kibble provides. I personally feed Orijen, and I know that each meat Suki gets will provide her with the nutrition she requires each and every mealtime.
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April 15th 2009 at 3:30 pm