Re: [rawfeeding] Source Info Needed - Freecycle

Hi Kendra,

I know there is a lot of confusion out there, but just think about it. What
would a wolf or wild dog (or your dog) eat if left on his on????? Veggies,
fruits and supplements? Or meat, bones and organs? What does the normal
natural food of a carnivore consist of?

Once you answer that, you will know without a doubt what to feed your pups.
It's not a mystery!! :)

Sandee & the Dane Gang

From: "Kendra Borland" <kbbooks@ptd.net>
>
>
> I have another question; I've been feeding mostly meat this last week.
Not
> much in meaty bones, because I didn't realize what that really meant until
> these last few days. I'm still not clear on how much I should be giving
> them. My 15 week old puppy has an insaitiable appetite. I'm seeing
really
> light and wet poops from him. Does this mean he's diet is too rich? Not
> enough bones and organs? I'm also still giving him kibble, but that's
> mostly because I'm trying to gradually make this change. I have a lot of
> kibble to use up, and I'm still not real clear as to what "raw diet" means
> to me; weather it means variety of meats with added veggies and
supplements
> (trying to quell arthritis in old dog) or if it means "whole prey" diet,
> which seems very radical to me.
>
>
>
> I came to this list via Jubilee Aires and I know Joyce feeds a variety of
> raw meat and veggies/fruits with supplements to her pack and they do quite
> well. I am also raising an ADT, and, though I imagine it doesn't much
> matter what breed of dog you have, I'm leaning that way until I get to
read
> some of the books I've ordered on this whole subject, and learn
differently.
> Just from what I've read here, it seems that the people on this list lean
> towards the whole prey end of things. Is there anyone here who is feeding
a
> mix of whole foods?

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