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View Poll Results: How do you view Raw diets for dogs?

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  • I feed my dog on an exclusive raw diet

    7 26.92%
  • I feed my dog both raw and kibble

    8 30.77%
  • I don't feed my dog raw but it is what they ate for thousands of years before we came along so it makes sense to feed them raw (I'll consider it)

    10 38.46%
  • I refuse to feed my dog raw food the risks (please list) outweigh the gains

    1 3.85%
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    Growing up my family's GSDs got chicken breasts, eggs, and yogurt mixed in with their kibble, but I can't really say I'd I noticed how it helped/harmed them at the time as I was younger.

    My bf and I have a Heeler/lab mix who eats Natural Balance, and I mix in yogurt. I have seen the benefits of beneficial bacterias in lots of animals, so I am hoping it helps him too. He used to have horrible gas, but since being with us it has vanished. I would love to supplement his diet more as enrichment, as he is active, has beautiful gums/teeth, and a very soft coat.

    The cats eat Before Grain, but they would laugh at me if I tried a raw diet with them.

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