Diets of raw food.

Could anyone post a diet for pups and adults that are in their chains...
I´d like to try this because right now i´m feeding them with dry food.
Exceed for adults and Diamond for pups.

Thanks
Jimy from Mexico.

 

I personally just supplement raw meat to there kibble. Chicken quarters and chicken livers or raw beef chunks and beef liver. The muscle meat I feed everyday...and the livers I feed every 3 days!

YIS

 

Thanks for tip

 

Isn't that a little costly?

 

I get my chicken cheap....and buy my chicken livers at the grocery store...they go like $2 for half a Kg of the livers...

YIS

 

I´ll look for a place where they sell cheap chicken

 

If you are really interested in feeding a raw diet, here are two great places to start. http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/r...guid=363134703
http://www.rawlearning.com/

 

Thanks Lunadogge, I know that this web sites are going to help me a lot!!!!!

 

Cal Jack offers a simple basic diet.
Basic Raw Diet:

1 raw chicken thigh.

1 cup white rice

1 soft boiled egg

1 heaping tablespoon all natural yogurt

1 heaping tablespoon of lard

1/2 multivitamin pill (human generic) (or)I recommend 1 Pet tab dog vitamin

1 cup mustard greens (optional) Some people only give this 2-3 times a week, as Vitamin K in high doses causes unnecessary hemmoraging.
You can vary this diet also if you prefer.

 

Not a bad maintenance diet, better than dry/kibble IMO.

 

You've got that backwards. Vitamin K does not cause hemorrhaging.

Vitamin K is known to aid in blood clotting which is the exact opposite of hemorrhaging. When the body is injured, vitamin K starts the process of healing by slowing and stopping the bleeding. For this reason, vitamin K is often given to patients before surgery to prevent excessive bleeding. Although this is the primary function of vitamin K, this vitamin has several more health benefits. Vitamin K helps the body absorb the beneficial mineral calcium. Recent studies have suggested that vitamin K can help prevent or treat osteoporosis and the loss of bone density.

There is also evidence that vitamin K has preventive and treatment benefits for cancer. Vitamin K also prevents the hardening of the arteries, which aids in preventing heart disease and heart failure.


Vitamin K is fat soluble which means it is stored in fat cells so it is not needed every day.

 

I add raw meat saw dust to their dry food, and they love it!

 

White rice offers no real nutritional value other than being a filler. If you're going to add rice, a nutrient rich brown rice is far better.

And it's artificial vitamin K that you run into a few issues in dogs, not natural - and only in reasonable quantities.

 

Thanks ALL for your advices!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I was doing CJ's diet for the last few weeks and my dog threw up a broken up chicken bone yesterday with a sharp edge that could have easily peirced her bowel. I stopped the bone was from a leg and from the night before.

 

thought youd have to constantly change the dogs diet to give different meats.

Mine get;

2 chicken carcs
1chicken tigh

Another day;

1 chicken carc
1lb of pig kidneys

Another

1 chicken carcs
1 lamb heart
Offal

Another day

Offal
Lamb knuckle bone

And yes another day

Boild egg
Rabbit
Ox heart


Every meal i add sa37, cod liver oil, primrose oil, daily conditioner tablets. Every other day also has veg added. The diet changes all the time and i use others meats at times such as fish.

 

Hello

Thanks for sharing this nice information. I have got lot of information.
I absolutely believe a raw food diet is best for dogs. It is as close to their natural diet as we can get.

Thanks
Have a nice time ahead.

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Cat Nutrition

 

Cod liver oil contains massive amounts of vitamins A & D, which accumulate every day. Excesses of both vitamins A & D can become toxic over time, leading to liver damage (Vitamin A) and kidney damage (Vitamin D).