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

Hi Carol,

I can't offer specifics, but just encourage you to question these
kinds of stories/statements. Oatmeal isn't something wolves/dogs
would eat in the wild. These legends get passed around and who even
knows what the truth was? What kind of diet was the person feeding?
Perhaps the oatmeal acted like a supplement or drug to shift a
symptom that might arise on a less-than-optimal diet, but the oatmeal
would probably end up causing other problems. But it wouldn't even
be worth thinking about if the diet were correct in the first place.

My .02,

Laurie

--- In rawfeeding@yahoogroups.com, "Carol Santangelo"
<carol.santangelo@...> wrote:
>
> I was wondering about grains too. I have been trying to learn all
I can
> about raw feeding over the past 3 weeks and I have been told by
someone to
> feed oatmeal twice a week to keep the dogs pH correct. This person
said she
> knew of someone who didn't feed oatmeal (or some other form of
grain) and
> their dog got kidney stones.

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