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I think I'm going to feed Orijen... love to know if anyone else is using it. It's a higher protein food and supposed to be better for them
http://www.orijen.cz/orijen/about/
I feed Ponki raw food.I think I'm going to feed Orijen... love to know if anyone else is using it. It's a higher protein food and supposed to be better for themhttp://www.orijen.cz/orijen/about/
Do you do it yourself with raw meats from a butcher or?All raw here.
My mom has been doing it herself for about 5 years now. She's always on the hunt for discounted meat and gets it from butchers, the grocery store, wherever. She feeds a meat and veg mixture as well as raw chicken wings and bones occasionally. It all started when our 2 PWDs were diagnosed (and died) from cancer. We wanted to give them the best possible nutrition we could. We also now do limited vaccines.Do you do it yourself with raw meats from a butcher or?
I rotate between Nature's Variety raw, Honest Kitchen dehydrated raw, and Urban Wolf premix raw. I keep the HK around especially in case I don't have something thawed out for the kids.Do you do it yourself with raw meats from a butcher or?
To be honest, I'm not so great on the exact details of the raw feeding process! I tend to just pull the frozen packets out of the freezer and give it to them. But I'm pretty sure my mom gives Chicken wings including bones whole. She's on a Raw Food listserve through Yahoo and learned a lot about the process there.Cdnjennga - do you grind bones or feed them whole?
It is more expensive, but it depends on what kind of raw you are feeding. I don't follow the barf model, and for me it comes out the same. I never feed just kibble, but have to add my own cooked food (none of my three will touch canned or dry kibble). So for me it comes out the same.I always imagined raw would be a lot more expensive than commercial kibble. Is this true?