Raw

[luis323]

Hello Everyone, I've been debating for a while now. I am moving my CoCo Chanel to raw. I will be feeding raw instead of kibble. I think it will benefit her much more. That is the main reason. I want my bully to be very happy and enjoy her life. I want to be live a happy life. I am going to start off first with chicken and then I will add a different source of protein.
After that I will add liver, organs, etc.. I've been looking for a good local butcher, where me and him can be good buddies. lol

I am curious. I heard yogurt was pretty good for bullies. What kind of yogurt will be good for my bully? ( Not saying I am going to give it to her right now ) - Curious..

 

[bullmama]

Hello Everyone, I've been debating for a while now. I am moving my CoCo Chanel to raw. I will be feeding raw instead of kibble. I think it will benefit her much more. That is the main reason. I want my bully to be very happy and enjoy her life. I want to be live a happy life. I am going to start off first with chicken and then I will add a different source of protein.
After that I will add liver, organs, etc.. I've been looking for a good local butcher, where me and him can be good buddies. lol

I am curious. I heard yogurt was pretty good for bullies. What kind of yogurt will be good for my bully? ( Not saying I am going to give it to her right now ) - Curious..

I don't raw feed, but I use plain Greek yogurt just a spoonful a few times a week.


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[JeannieCO]

I can't help you with Raw at all. We have a raw feeding section so I'm going to move this there so you can get more questions answered.

 

[luis323]

Theres plenty of Greek yogurt's. Does it matter which one?

 

[izstigspunks]

I'd use the plain unflavoured ones. Any brand will do.

 

[JAKEISGREAT]

Theres plenty of Greek yogurt's. Does it matter which one?

I get the 0% fat one..plain..unflavored....and good luck with the raw feeding. I know you will be great at it!

 

[anatess]

I feed raw. I use green tripe instead of yogurt. It has the perfect calcium to phosphorous ratio with loads of probiotic enzymes.

From what my veteran raw feeder friend told me, once you've fed your dog green tripe straight from the butcher (not the pre-packaged frozen green tripe from the pet food places) you have graduated to an elite status of raw feeding... only one step down from the scrape-that-fresh-roadkilled-deer-off-the-road-to-feed-to-your-dog level... :D