[rawfeeding] Re: Runny bowel movements

"mypapito_ri" <mypapito_ri@...> wrote:
> > Yes, for now I am feeding both raw/kibble. I guess i'm hoping this
> will give him time to adjust to the raw diet while still consuming
> enough calories to develop properly.
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Felix, for heaven's sake, ditch the kibble. Any adjustment that
needs making is in your head, not your dog's digestive system. If
you feed him a healthy amount of healthy raw food (and we would not
let you do otherwise) he's getting all the "calories" he needs.

In the real world, away from laboratories and nerdy types in white
coats who write their results up in books financed by dog food
manufacturers, calories are not the goal. The goal is optimal
nutrition in a form that is highly bio-available and easily digested.

That would be raw.

You are only fooling yourself if you think kibble is supporting your
pup while he somehow learns to eat raw food. You are certainly not
fooling Mother Nature.
Chris O

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