Re: [rawfeeding] Confused on feeding Turkey & Pork

Karen,

You do *not* need a specialist to make a raw meal diet plan for your dogs.
We can do that for you in about 2 seconds free of charge! It's really
simple...they require meat and lots of it, a little edible bone and some
organs. Period! No supplements, no additives, no mixing, measuring,
grinding. It is so easy, a child could do it.

Look at the normal prey of a carnivore and feed accordingly. Chicken is a
good place to begin but should not be the major portion of the diet.
Concentrate on red meat. Pork and turkey are fine to feed.

Sandee & the Dane Gang

From: "clittleidiot" <karen@utahlabrescue.com>

I'm really sorry, this is all new to me and I haven't even started
feeding my dogs raw. I'm reading everything I can, and have been
reading all the post on this site all day. I'm seeing a specialist
next week to help me make a raw meal diet plan for my dogs. I will
feel so much better after going, cause I have too many questions, and
with my dogs being agility and fly ball dogs, they are extrememly
active, besides going on hikes daily. But anyways, back to my real
question.
Is it okay to feed Turkey and Pork. I've been told all my life not
to ever feed dogs turkey or pork. Something about an enzyme in
turkey is deadly and that pork is too high in sodium. Or am I
totally wrong. And do you feed normally chicken with the occasion
pork, beef, rabbit etc.. and organs.

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