Preparing raw for pets isn’t the same as humans. For pets it’s packed immediately as it has organs n blood in the mix. If it has tripe like I use, that’s definitely packed froze ASAP n why a lot of Slaughter houses won’t toy around with. But it’s the best probiotic you can give to any dog so you can find it ate toy pet store in the freezer section. It’s green n smelly. In raw it’s loaded with natural probiotics cause of the organs.
Apoquel will kill an immune system why it’s very important to make sure your dog gets probiotics. You can find it in fermented sauerkraut or fermented veggies.
You mentioned Sago Palm, not to alarm you but those palms are extremely toxic for any dog. Can kill any dog or cat.
Toxicity to pets
Sago palms are naturally found in tropical/subtropical environments; they are also used as ornamental Bonsai houseplants. These palms are members of the Order Cycadacae; genera Cycads, Macrozamia, and Zamias. Examples of the cycad family include Cycad (Cycas cirinalis), Japanese cycad (Cycad revolute), Coontie plant (Zamia pumila), and Cardbord palm (Zamia furfuracea). All parts of sago palm are considered poisonous, with the seeds (nuts) being the most toxic part of the plant. Sago palm contains cycasin, which is the primary active toxic agent resulting in severe liver failure in dogs. Ingestion results in acute gastrointestinal signs (e.g., drooling, inappetance, vomiting,
diarrhea) within 15 minutes to several hours after ingestion. Central nervous system signs (e.g., weakness, ataxia, seizures, tremors, etc.) and severe liver failure can be seen within 2-3 days post-ingestion. Clinical signs include vomiting,
diarrhea, lethargy, inappetance, abnormal fluid accumulation in the abdomen, abdominal pain, jaundice, and black-tarry stool. Aggressive decontamination and treatment should be initiated. Even with aggressive treatment, the survival is about 50%.