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• The following are some answers to often asked questions about feeding raw. ...
• Most members advocate, at the least, the addition of fresh foods/meat/bones to a high quality commercial food. Some members cook for their dogs and others feed raw food. ...
• Cooking destroys the live enzymes found in raw foods.
• Question: Do you actually feed your animals raw bones?.
• Yes! Wellpet member experience feeding raw bones ranges from just starting to 10 years or more. ...
• Question: Why should I feed my dogs raw bones?.
• er, dog! Tooth decay is expensive both in terms of canine dentistry and potential disease that can enter the bloodstream from the decayed teeth.
• The nutrients in a RAW bone are natural, perfectly balanced and unchanged. ...
• The RAW bone has the anti-oxidants and naturally occurring enzymes to help build a strong immune system and keep the dog's internal organs in good shape. All natural enzymes are killed when food is cooked.

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• I did appreciate that MacDonald did not completely trash the commercial dog food industry - after all most people who love their dogs feed them commercial food and shouldn't be made to feel guilty! I do think it's important to be fully informed though, whether you are feeding your animals or your family.
• But it's definitely a great primer on a raw food diet for dogs! I would highly recommend it to anyone curious about this concept. ...
• I've read just about all the other raw feeding books, but this is the one I NEEDED to read to start out! I've used it as my main guide to feed my three dogs "real food. ... My oldest dog is a Labrador, about 8 years old. ... They're also doing great and LOVE their new diet!!! And I got a new kitten for Christmas who keeps stealing the dog's food, so I guess she likes it too!.
• She is a very intelligent, funny and well-spoken person who takes a moderate approach to raw-feeding for dogs (as opposed to being a zealot). I found this book to be very user-friendly in tone; it was kind of like, "Try this! Jump in! It's not so scary, trust me!" I've been raw feeding for two years now but I remember my trepidations at first, especially given all the conflicting advice that's out there. ... I plan to loan my copy of this book to a friend in hopes that she'll stop feeding commercial dog food--ACK! .
• I found this a great book to use - I had never fed raw before, and like many people I didn't really know how to begin - or rather, how to go on! It was a pile of fun to read, unpretentious, humorous, and irreverent, and told me all I need to know to get started (and to go on, including some great advice about what books to read next). The book allayed my fears about various health-related issues, and uncovered some interesting and not very confidence-inspiring facts about the dog-food industry! If you want to get started feeding raw to your dog, or are even just interested in the idea, I think you should get this book. ...
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• As with human food, much of today's commercial dog food is lacking in essential digestive enzymes and in the fibers necessary for optimum digestive health. ...
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•   RAW CHICKEN.
• Raw chicken bones are harmless; it is when you cook them that they become sharp and dangerous. Salmonella and campylobacter jejuni are of no consequence to a healthy dog. You can feed the whole chicken including ribs if you prefer – any part which sells for a good price, always raw.
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• raw grated carrots daily, or broccoli stems, or any vegetables you like or are in season like cauliflower, brussel sprouts, corn (never on the cob), avocados, pumpkin, squash, peas, beans, etc. Crush raw vegetables in your Cuisinart or blender – best is pulp from your juicer – you drink the juice – mix pulp in dog’s food. ... Then crunch and feed to dog.
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• Members have access to discussion, food orders and a wide variety of informational resources.   "Links" will guide you to other Web pages dealing with the raw diet, and the "Files" section contains helpful info such as local veterinarians who can help you start your pet on raw. ...
• Thé ARIZONA DAILY STAR   When Nancy Chamberlain found out that a girlfriend was feeding her dogs raw meat and bones, she was more than grossed out: She was livid.   "I told her she was killing her dogs feeding them raw," said Chamberlain, a receptionist at a local veterinarian clinic. Many heated discussions ensued, and the friend kept e-mailing Chamberlain links to Internet pages that extolled the benefits of a raw diet for pets. ...   Chamberlain is part of a local group of people who believe that their pets are healthier and happier when fed a diet of raw meat and vegetable slop, rather than the bags of kibble most people use. ...   The 50 or so active members participate in the group's regular "co-op," allowing the individuals to pay bulk prices to the group's main suppliers, Tucson Food and Produce and Rincon Market. Ordering en masse also allows group members access to a wider variety of items, and they take advantage, obtaining such dog-friendly treats as chicken hearts, turkey necks, pork bones and beef kidney. ...   Of course, then the fun begins, as members must chop, tear and grind the food into separate, meal-size packages and store them away. Some members keep separate freezers just for their pets' food. ... The method they subscribe to is known affectionately as "BARF" - Bones and Raw Food - and it also includes ground-up vegetables, an egg or two here and there and a dollop of yogurt to help digestion. ...   People who subscribe to the raw diet believe that commercial dog foods are unnecessarily high in carbohydrates, said Sarah Barron, who switched her dogs to a raw diet about four years ago.   "It's basically just a cheap filler," Barron said of the grain content prevalent in dog kibble.
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• WHAT *NOT* TO FEED YOUR DOG (FOODSTUFFS) By Deborah Burton.
• If your dog exhibits any of the symptoms listed below or if you suspect he/she has gotten into something they shouldn't have that is poisonous, get him/her to a Vet as soon as possible (an all-night facility, if necessary). ...
• Chocolate contains a chemical called theobromine which is closely related to caffeine and causes your dog's heart to race. ... If your dog has ingested too much chocolate ". ...
• Chocolately things like ordinary brownies, cake, cookies, and so on really do not contain all that much chocolate but should still be kept away from your dog and out of reach. ... Do yourself and your dog(s) a favor and keep your chocolate treats in a completely dog-proof place.
• This is not good for your dog, because a dog's body cannot process excess salt. ... At any time in a dog's life, if salt is given in extreme excess, it could cause your dog's kidneys to react and swell. Your dog would have to be totally without water for a period of days if this happens, before the kidneys could function normally again (just think about how serious that is), if the dog survived.
• If your dog gets any leftovers from your table, make absolutely certain that there is no salt in these foods. ... are relatively safe foods to feed your dog. ... Read the labels on the food products you use in your home and the dog food and treats you buy for your dog. See our links page on "Dog Food" for more information.
• Raw onions can cause liver damage in your dog. In addition, there is also a rare form of anemia, Heinz-body hemolytic anemia, that dogs can get from eating cooked or raw onions or other members of the onion family. ...
• Make sure onion or garlic powder or any other form of the onion family are not listed as ingredients in anything you're feeding your dog or cat (this includes dog or cat food). ...

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• "The FarMore® all-natural raw-food diet for dogs is carefully formulated using the wholesome food groups often associated with the Bones and Raw Foods (BARF) diet, also known as the Biologically Appropriate Real (or Raw) Foods diet. FarMore® protein and vegetable ingredients are all human-grade, raw (uncooked) whole natural foods, carefully selected to meet exceptional quality standards. ...
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• All-natural raw beef liver is freeze-dried for convenience to use as a training treat and a diet supplement. ... As a rich high protein food, only small amounts are needed. Our Real Liver Treats are just the right size for your dog or cat. ... There's hardly anything a pet will not do for a taste of liver! The secret of our Real Liver Treats? We use USDA human-grade raw beef liver. ...
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• High in the backcountry, in early Spring before food is plentiful, nature Provides nourishment for the awakening animals after hibernation in the form of carrion. Animals of the wild begin their instinctive food search by following the snowmelt, feeding their own ravenous appetites and their newborns! Nature effciently leaves nothing to waste. ...
• Slowly the rich bone marrow begins to melt and somewhat coats and seals the bones, while the aroma of the finished cure lures the animals to the bones on their way back down the mountains during their journey traveling to lower elevation food sources.
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• Nothing could be more natural for carnivores in the wild, or your dog. ... Some dogs have a full collection of wapitis while others have only a few through the year, (it's really up to you and your dog how often Wapitis arrive). ...
• During harsh winters, long journey or when food was scarce, it sustained many lives. ... Use as a tasty spread on chew Flipps, to refresh Wapiti Bones, or warm and drizzle over food anytime for a special treat. ...
• Crispy, hard, molasses cookies, big enough to become a mouthful, sized as a healthy snack-food. ... A boost of high-energy food is a welcome tidbit for my hard-working dogs. ... Whether you're on the trail or on the porch, I suspect your dog might call them favorites too. ...

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• Breakfast for Maggie Lukiewicz's two Golden Retrievers is made up of raw chicken, cartilage and all. And for dinner, they will eat raw meat, ground beef, beef heart with vegetables mixed in. ...
• Maggie has been feeding her dogs a raw diet for over five years. ...
• "The skin issues went away, the itchiness went away, the smell of the dog went away. ...
• Maggie's not alone, more and more people are feeding their pets a raw diet. ...
• Bogner has seen the popularity of raw meat for pets grow. His meat company started producing a raw diet for animals about a year ago. ...
• All of the food is ground up together and packaged. Bogner's product is based on a diet called BARF - Bones and Raw Food introduced by Australian Veterinarian Dr. ...
• Billinghurst author of the "BARF Diet," and "Give Your Dog A Bone. ...
• If the thought of feeding your pet raw food is raising your eyebrows, you're not alone. ...
• Billinghurst says he's seen ailments cured by the raw food diet, "skin disease would just disappear, then arthritis started to disappear," said Dr. ...
• Gary Block says he's seen illness, he thinks, are caused by the raw diet. ...
• The American Veterinary Medical Association has done some studies and said there are both nutritional and health risks associated with a raw diet. ...
• The pet owners News Channel 10 talked to who do feed the raw diet say they've never had any problems with bacteria or anything else. ...

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• Send Bill your dog's details and, for a fee, he will prepare a personal recipe for you to make at home. ...
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• Korean food derives its pungent flavours from various combinations of sesame oil, soybean paste, soy sauce, salt, garlic, ginger and, most importantly, chilli pepper, which gives it its distinctive spicy taste. ...
• Bad manners include blowing one's nose at the table (considered the rudest of acts), chewing with an open mouth, talking with food in one's mouth, making audible eating noises, sticking chopsticks straight up in a dish, mixing rice and soup, picking up food with one's hands, eating rice with chopsticks, and overeating. ...
• Korean food custom is not traditionally individualistic, but this custom is changing. ...
• Though people do not need to finish all the shared food that was provided, it is customary to finish one's individual portion of rice. ...
• Korean food preparation is slightly different from that found in Japanese and Chinese cuisine. ... Some people thus believe that the strong taste of Korean food originates from its reliance on preservation techniques. ...
• A variation of this dish, teolseot bibimbap, is served in a heated stone bowl, in which a raw egg is cooked against the sides of the bowl. ...
• Naengmyeon (냉면;冷麵) (literally cold noodles) - this summer dish consists of several varieties of thin, hand-made noodles, and is served in a large bowl with a tangy iced broth, raw julienned vegetables, and often a boiled egg and/or cold beef. ...
• Fusion food is also rapidly becoming popular in South Korea, fusing the cuisine of two or more ethnicities into new creations. ...
• The traditional Korean dish gaegogi, literally dog meat, has been controversial in recent years. ... Dog, however, is not only eaten in Korea, but also in other countries. ...
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• Malt-O-Meal, Quaker or Kashi, which is available in natural food stores. ...
• Just give them a variety of foods that are good for them, just things that you have in your cupboard, mix them all together and voila, you have rat food. Then make sure they have dog food handy at all times. Some people will just buy a mouse and rodent mix or lab blocks, and add dog food. ...
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• Any good quality low protein dog food is good.
• Generally any food you can eat, you can give it to your rats. ...
• *Raw sweet potato - Contains compounds that form cyanide in the stomach.
• *Raw dry beans or peanuts - Contains antinutrients that destroy Vitamin A and enzymes needed to digest protein and starches, and causes the red blood cells to clump.

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• Great News! "Raw Dog Food: Make It Easy for You and Your Dog" received the 2003 Dog Writers of America Award for Best Book under 100 pages. Find out why! This fun, informative, and slightly irreverent book shows you how feeding your dog a raw diet can be effective, economical, easy for you and healthy for your dog. ...
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• A couple of other purveyors of raw meats, whole pieces or ground, are Oma's Pride and .
•   Try searching with "dogs raw feeding BARF nutrition" as your key words, along with your location, of course. ...
• Switching to Raw.
• Sue Johnson's book, is a primer on raw feeding.   Inexpensive and clear, it is often recommended on the dog feeding lists for those just starting out who don't want to be overwhelmed with technicalities and just want to get on with it!.
• Raw Dog Food:  Make It Easy for You and Your Dogs.
• Carina MacDonald's new book is as much about why she feeds raw as it is about doing it. ...
• One of the pioneers of the raw food movement, Dr. ...   His new book, Raw Meaty Bones Promote Health, available through his site, is a must read for the "why" of giving dogs real food.
• Here's something a little different, a comparison of the digestive systems of carnivores like the dog with those of herbivores and omnivores.   It's written by a medical doctor and really fascinating reading for anyone who wants a detailed but not too technical reason why raw meat and bones are the biologically correct diet for dogs.
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• Under her screen name "Aunt Jeni", she makes and markets a frozen raw diet for those who have difficulty making their dogs a raw meal. ...
•   Lew breeds, works and shows champion Rottweilers, all raw-fed.
• Traveler, the pup you see up there, has been eating raw, home-prepared meals for four years now and there's no way I would ever go back to giving him a commercial dog food. ...   It just doesn't happen now that I put real food in the bowl. ...

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• Supplements are not necessary when a dog is being fed a complete and balanced food, unless specifically directed by a veterinarian.
• Milk is a food and not a substitute for water. As a food, milk is incomplete and does not provide a balanced diet. ...
• Repeatedly adding raw eggs to a dog's diet can cause a deficiency of the vitamin biotin. Raw egg whites contain avidin, an enzyme which ties up biotin (makes it unavailable for absorption into the body). ...
• Some raw fish can cause a deficiency of the vitamin thiamine. ... Repeatedly adding raw fish to the diet of a cat is not recommended. ...
• Owners who do offer them should never feed more than 10 percent of the animal's daily food intake.
• Raw meats may contain parasites, and cooked meats can be high in fat and do not contain a proper balance of nutrients. ...
• Raw liver, fed daily in large quantities, can cause a vitamin A toxicity in dogs. ...
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• What's wrong with my old dog food? .
• Depending on who you ask, it means either Biologically Appropriate Raw Foods or Bones and Raw Foods. Some people who don't like the name BARF use the term RawFAB (Raw Food and Bones). ...
• BARF or Raw Diet is not new. ... Before the invention of processed dog food, all domestic dogs were fed some sort of home made diet, many of which were based on raw bones. There is no indication that dogs are any healthier since the advent of processed dog food; rather there is reason to believe that dogs have more illnesses now than they did when they were regularly receiving home made and raw diets. ... It is not known how much of this, if any, can be attributed to processed dog foods, but owners and breeders all over the world testify that a raw diet promotes health and longevity and greatly decreases diseases, including age-related diseases. For more information, go to the Commercial Dog Food page and read several articles on the dangers of processed dog food.
• What's wrong with my old dog food?.
• Processed dog food is cooked and is usually preserved with chemicals. ... Cooking food renders the natural enzymes inactive and, among other things, the dog loses the ability to digest the food eaten. ... For example, a dog that is allergic to cooked chicken will not necessarily be allergic to raw chicken, since the protein is completely different. Processed dog foods are also preserved and, depending on the form of the food, they perish very quickly, losing what little nutritional value they may have possessed. Many people question the contents of the foods as well, since many use animal parts that are not considered necessary or healthy for a dog's system. For detailed information on processed dog foods, see the Commercial Dog Food page.

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• Protein–to-carbohydrate-to-fat ratios, cooked versus raw, bones/no bones, balancing the yin with the yang and the issue of supplements alone offer a dizzying array of alternatives; after a few rounds with different orthodoxies you understand why confused consumers might make beelines for their can openers. ...
• The Bark: I gather from your book that you think one of the most important and first things to do to ensure that pets have longer and healthier lives involves a change in diet—switching from processed food to real food. Why does this make such a big difference? Aren’t most dog foods balanced and nutritious?.
• Sometimes it is more important to properly combine foods than be concerned with what the food is. That’s the thing about the balanced-pet-food dictate in the commercial food industry; they are trying to get every single thing the animal needs into every single meal. ... It overdoes the pancreas so that the pancreas cannot secrete the enzymes to digest all the different food kinds at the same time.
• Goldstein: It is a balanced diet, and it is such a big step up from commercial dog food. The balancing is not as important as giving quality pet food on a daily basis. ... You don’t have to balance that meal, as long as you eat good food with some supplements. ...
• The Bark: Many people are becoming interested in a BARF diet (bones and raw food). ... coli, gastroenteritis and the like? In your book you not only discuss providing cooked food for your animals but you also relate how you are now becoming a raw food enthusiast. ...

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