[rawfeeding] Re: Formally, Concerning beef bones now grains and glands

That doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me and all I know is my dog
stopped scooting when I removed all grains and veggies from his diet.
It didn't completely go away until I removed the veggies. Whether the
bone, fur, hide, etc. acts similar to grains in adding bulk, or what--I
don't know exactly why meat, bones, and organs works, but it's nature
and it does!

Laurie

--- In rawfeeding@yahoogroups.com, john woodlief <imclumbi@...> wrote:
> I see no evidence for grain in the diet, yet some
> say dogs need it to expel the anal glands, my thinking
> so far is wouldn't the firm stool from RMB take care
> of this?

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