Supplements and Travel..
The beef was still in the sink defrosting, so they got a different meal this morning. Usually on weekdays they get whatever protein, bone, and offal and mealtime and cleanup is done in 10 minutes. I don't bother with tripe/fish/veg until the weekend, when I have more time to prepare their meals. It's not too much extra work or time, just a little more thought I guess.
In the bowl is (canned) tripe, sardines, kidney, liver, a chicken back, and a spoonful of spinach/kelp pulp. I know a lot of people use a kelp supplement or some other supplements, personally I haven't done any reading on it yet and have been putting it off until the new year. At the moment they are very healthy and I don't see the need for supplements or multi vitamins, but of course I want to set them up for the future so they'll stay healthy once they get older. Do any of you use supplements??
This week I picked up a small bag of dehydrated raw (the company is local and called NRG) to have on hand if we do any camping. We went skiing last weekend and I brought their meals with me and stored it in the rooms mini fridge. But with camping I think we'll do dehydrated, or maybe fill a small cooler with ice and meat?
I also picked up some pre-ground frozen patties from The Urban Carnivore. Our friends are watching Bunk while we take a holiday, and although they have said they will feed raw just like I do - one of them is a vegetarian and I think it might push her over the edge to handle heart/liver/kidney
. So for a week he'll get beef/elk patties and some marrow bones on the side to keep his teeth shiny!
Anyhow, wishing you all a very Merry Christmas, don't forget to give your pooches an extra pat or belly rub for loving us unconditionally
