[rawfeeding] Re: Bad Vomit/ Need help

>
> Hi Pauline,
> I would try smaller and more frequent meals for a couple a days. If
> she truly gobbled it down, remembering that dogs don't actually chew
> their food like we do, it could be that her tummy just isn't up to the
> task of digesting big hunks of food yet. Also, feeding a boneless
> meat allows her the opportunity to swallow her food more rapidly than
> if there were a bone in it. I also think that Greta's advice is spot
> on. Slow down--way too much variety too soon. You won't fix the
> vomiting by finding a meat that is vomit proof. KathyM

Thanks Kat, I had her on chicken for a week or more and added pork and
she was fine. It's just since the makerel she has been like this. I
though boneless meat would be easier to digest for her that is why I
gave it. I have just tried boneless chicken, she does well on chicken.

Lets see how it goes.
Pauline

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