[rawfeeding] Re: Great deals at supermarket

"keltoicrone" <keltoicrone@...> wrote:
> Any one
> have any reason why this won't work - i.e. don't feed past expiration
> date even if frozen before?
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Unless your dog is significantly immuno-challenged, I'd say there are
no reasons not to take advantage of this bounty! Expiration dates are
human deadlines, not ones arranged by or for dogs. Buy the meats, feed
them as is or freeze for later.

I have purchased .99/lb expired lamb legs that were quite fragrant when
I removed the wrappings. A rinse under running water (one can go so
far as spritzing with vinegar if one feels the need) removed most of
the aroma; my dogs ate well and entirely without incident.

We've discussed "old" meats on this list before. I think there's
plenty of evidence that old meat and even stinky meat for dogs is
simply a non-issue.
Chris O

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