Raw feeding

Donna-Marie

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As most of you probably know I currently don’t have a dog. When I do get another raw food is the way I want to go.
Something I’m curious about is what’s the difference between dog raw food and food from the butcher’s.
I’ve done a lot of searching and see arguments for and against both.
What do those of you who raw feed think/know?
 
As most of you probably know I currently don’t have a dog. When I do get another raw food is the way I want to go.
Something I’m curious about is what’s the difference between dog raw food and food from the butcher’s.
I’ve done a lot of searching and see arguments for and against both.
What do those of you who raw feed think/know?

You can totally do it yourself from a butcher or grocery store. So long the ratio of ingredients are balanced. See attached as one example.
 

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Thankyou, that’s really helpful to know. I’ve heard so many different stories about never use human meat it’s dangerous. As Ive never raw fed I want to be absolutely certain it’s healthy and nutritious and I’m doing it right.
I would much rather know exactly what’s in the food and the quality with no hidden little extras.

If and when i adopt a furbaby I’ll be back asking exactly what ratio mass produced dog food to raw is to safely wean them off their usual diet.
 
Thankyou, that’s really helpful to know. I’ve heard so many different stories about never use human meat it’s dangerous. As Ive never raw fed I want to be absolutely certain it’s healthy and nutritious and I’m doing it right.
I would much rather know exactly what’s in the food and the quality with no hidden little extras.

If and when i adopt a furbaby I’ll be back asking exactly what ratio mass produced dog food to raw is to safely wean them off their usual diet.
Human meat is the exact same as you feed any pet. It’s the same meat but added blood, organs, bones, fat, etc as my attachment photo. That said, it can sit in a different environment before getting packed up. So that’s why they say feed from frozen and not for humans.
 

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