[rawfeeding] French Bulldog Puppy, no longer sick.

Thanks for everyones input. I have been feeding him raw for the last 3
days and everything looks great. I am giving him leg/thigh parts 3
times per day and he seems to be enjoying them.

He is still too little to tear them up himself so I am prepping the
meat for him with a cleaver.

His stool consistency has changed drastically over the last few days
from semi runny to hard with visible bone fragment in it, though the
amount of visible bone is decreasing as well.
Also, the volume of stool has decreased drastically, perhaps as much
as 90%, is this reason for concern? The stools are well shaped and
much thicker than previous movements, just very small in comparison to
his kibble fed movements.
In addition his water consumption has decreased massively, I have not
seen him drink any water in the last 2 days, but despite the hard tiny
stool and from what I can tell his cessation of drinking water, he is
if anything more energetic than before.

Any input? Cause for concern? Corrective measures?

Thanks a lot,
Ben.

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