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    Re: Teh Dawgs Eatin'

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    When I get my own dog I'm definitely feeding raw. If you buy in bulk when the stuff is on sale or buy local it definitely seems cheaper. Plus all of the health benefits. Pook's and champ's dogs are all lean and mean!
    No, they look lean and derpy, they're not mean!. Yep, that's absolutely true, it IS cheaper than any commercial dog food you could feed that's actually healthy. They also poop less than on kibble and it doesn't smell as bad. It's much better all around.
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    Re: Teh Dawgs Eatin'

    Quote Originally Posted by DooLittle View Post
    Ok, I have a stupid question. I "have heard" chicken bones aren't good for them, that they can splinter. Is that only true to cooked bones?
    Only cooked bones are bad for your dogs health, they will splinter. Heavy weight bearing bones are also very sketchy when it comes to your dogs health, they can break teeth or jaws in some rare cases, and they arent generally used in raw feeding, they are the big marrow bones you see at stores. Also smoked bones are just as dangerous as a cooked bone, they will splinter too.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    When I get my own dog I'm definitely feeding raw. If you buy in bulk when the stuff is on sale or buy local it definitely seems cheaper. Plus all of the health benefits. Pook's and champ's dogs are all lean and mean!
    Oh it is waaaay cheaper. For the same price as ONE bag of the kibble we fed we can feed THREE dogs for over a month, and thats not even with us finding sales on meat either.

    Quote Originally Posted by Coleslaw007 View Post
    No, they look lean and derpy, they're not mean!. Yep, that's absolutely true, it IS cheaper than any commercial dog food you could feed that's actually healthy. They also poop less than on kibble and it doesn't smell as bad. It's much better all around.
    Yea lean and derpy is more like it lol unless they see the cat or each other... I cant even begin to explain how awesome it is to not have to deal with gigantic piles of poop lol just little crumbs of nothing now

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    Huge PROPS!
    I love anyone who feeds raw.
    I feed my ferrets whole prey. Their body condition is way better than when they were eating a strict kibble diet. And less poops too.

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    That sounds extremely difficult to do lol do you start the ferrets out very young on it?

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    Another great thing about raw is their teeth look amazing and no dog breath!
    I love feeding our dogs raw. I just need a big freezer so I can buy in bulk.


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    Re: Teh Dawgs Eatin'

    Quote Originally Posted by pookie! View Post
    I dont know what his deal is lol



    Blue dog for almost 2 years, the other two started in January. Lots of changes, tiny poops, excess weight dropped off with no work at all, soft awesome coats, no dry skin, and what do you mean by behavior? I assume you are getting at that old wives tale of them becoming "wild" "crazy" "aggressive" lol nope nothing like that that wasnt already there beforehand, but if you meant energy wise, yes they all have a serious energy boost similar to when we eat healthy foods and feel all awesome after doing so.
    I've heard/read from several sources that their temperament does change. Just not for the worse, if anything it becomes more "stable and consistent". Idk what exactly that means because my dogs are pretty normal LOL, but I've only read about positive attitude changes.
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    Re: Teh Dawgs Eatin'

    Quote Originally Posted by aldebono View Post
    Another great thing about raw is their teeth look amazing and no dog breath!
    I love feeding our dogs raw. I just need a big freezer so I can buy in bulk.
    Yep yep! Nothing but pearly whites over here!

    Quote Originally Posted by that_dc5 View Post
    I've heard/read from several sources that their temperament does change. Just not for the worse, if anything it becomes more "stable and consistent". Idk what exactly that means because my dogs are pretty normal LOL, but I've only read about positive attitude changes.
    Never heard that before, ever.. Only change I can really think of is they are far more annoying at or around dinner time, there is no way you could forget to feed them thats for sure..

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    Re: Teh Dawgs Eatin'

    Quote Originally Posted by satomi325 View Post
    Huge PROPS!
    I love anyone who feeds raw.
    I feed my ferrets whole prey. Their body condition is way better than when they were eating a strict kibble diet. And less poops too.
    I MUST ask....what exactly to do you feed your ferret? We have one. He eats the Mazuri ferret diet right now. I wouldn't mind trying raw for him if it'd be healthy for him....
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    Re: Teh Dawgs Eatin'

    Quote Originally Posted by DNACurtusK View Post
    I MUST ask....what exactly to do you feed your ferret? We have one. He eats the Mazuri ferret diet right now. I wouldn't mind trying raw for him if it'd be healthy for him....
    I think she feeds them rats.
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    From what Ive heard, switching them later on in life *ferrets I mean* is very difficult..

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