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

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. All of this was supposedly corrected when they
started feeding oatmeal twice a week. I have fed it a couple of times and
my Frenchie eats it no problem, but my Bullmastiff puppy eats a little and
then wants nothing to do with it. Any suggestions or advice would be
appreciated.

Carol (Bruno and Zoe's mom)

On 6/20/07, john woodlief <imclumbi@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
> Well I do have another question that I hope some will
> answer (since I am new to this). In my research so
> far, I see no evidence for grain in the diet, yet some
> say dogs need it to expel the anal glands, my thinking
> so far is wouldn't the firm stool from RMB take care
> of this?
>
> Thank You
> John & Naiza
>

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