[rawfeeding] Pig's Feet

This is an old subject but I am a new raw feeding gal. Now I know the
true meaning of "City Girl". I always thought I'd like farm life.
After opening my first "CASE" of pig's feet, I can see why some people
opt for vegetarianism! I had absolutely NO idea!!! GAROSSSSSSSSSSS!!!

My dogs marveled at me as I took one bloodied foot after another and
packed them neatly into large zip locks for deep freezing.

Much as I wanted to give them a yummy right then and there, I was
worried about freezing these delicacies first so that any disease
might be killed. Is this status quo?

Next I am wondering, isn't this a pretty hefty "snack"? I mean those
things have flesh and blood on them still! And they were hairy! Some
looked pink, while others were more brown. Are these large pigs and
baby pigs? Or girls and boys? I mean I know absolutely nothing about
this.

When I saw I had an entire case I said, "How did I do that? That's a
LOT of pit's feet!"

Finally I am wondering how dependent are dogs on red meat for
sustenance? I have some red but not much.

Thanks,
Darlyne

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