Starting out
I would like to introduce my dogs to a raw food lifestyle. A local publication mentioned combining raw meat with dry kibble. Would this be bad at first? I would like my dogs to gradually get into it, in case it may cause tummy aches, etc., but I am not quite sure how to do this!
Also, how do you feel about making your own "raw" kibble? My dogs love dry dog food.
Any starter recipes? I am looking for local, organic meat right now-which is not something I ever really cared about because I don't eat it!
Thanks! <3
Also, how do you feel about making your own "raw" kibble? My dogs love dry dog food.
Any starter recipes? I am looking for local, organic meat right now-which is not something I ever really cared about because I don't eat it!
Thanks! <3
Tags: kibble, transitioning
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Permalink Reply by christine! on -
I never had the opportunity to start my dog on eating raw, but do you own a dehydrator? I think that you can probably make your own kibble with a dehydrator.
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