[rawfeeding] Re: Dog was vomiting blood

Hi Patty,
If it was my dog vomiting blood, I would definitely make a trip to the
vet. You said your dog is sick; I assuming this is a condition prior to
raw? Something as harmless as boneless raw chicken meat is not known
for making dogs vomit blood. More information on this dog would be good
to help you determine the best way to feed him raw.
As for the one who choked, vomited and re-ate it, this is typical dog
behavior. Try feeding a bigger piece so your dog has to work a little
harder to tear chunks off. Basically, your dog was too ambitious and
the piece wouldn't make it down the chute, so it had to come up. I give
my dog a huge meal, but I don't let him eat the whole thing at one
sitting. He works on it for awhile and then he gets the rest the next
day.
As for poops, you're right. Raw=less poop. If your dogs had bowel
obstructions, there would be signs of discomfort, pain and atypical
behavior.
-Renee W.

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