[rawfeeding] Re: need dog food suggestions....

"LaUrA" <laurasue17@...> wrote:

> But now I lost my job, so it's one step back financially to get the
freezer for raw feeding.

What freezer? It's not like a freezer is a prerequisite to raw
feeding. Been doing it almost 4 years, never have had a freezer. Just
the over-the-fridge freezer in my apartment (not a big fridge by any
means, I live in a 1-br apt.) has always worked. It holds at LEAST 40
pounds of raw food, plus the 10 I usually keep defrosting in the fridge.

As Chris O said, we can help you with cost-cutting on raw feeding.
Heck, if you're just starting, limiting the diet to cheap chicken is no
crime. Ask your grocery store what they'd charge you for a case of
whole chickens or chicken leg quarters. I'd be surprised if it's more
than you'd pay for kibble.

-- sandy & griffin

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