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• "Live Food and Water for Our Dog's Raw Diet".
• While this homemade diet was an improvement on store bought dog food, we felt there was room for even further improvement so we went back to the drawing board. ...
• We learned about a high enzyme, raw food diet from newsgroups, internet articles and books by Dr. Ian Billinghurst "Give Your Dog a Bone", Kymythy R. ... "  This diet is sometimes known as the BARF (Bones And Raw Food) diet. ...
• BARF minimizes the use of grains and cooked food that is in Dr. ...   In fact, some live food advocates suggest zero use  of grains or cooked food.
• "A Live Food Diet Focuses On Raw Meaty Bones And Raw Food Similar To What A Dog Would Eat In The Wild".
•   It took us hours less time per month to fix live food meals over the former cooked food diet. ...
• Blending simulates pre-digested food.
• We mix the veggies with raw ground meat i. ...
•   It smells horrible but dogs go crazy over green tripe plus it is a perfect raw live food. You don't have to blend veggies on a day that you give your dog green tripe. ...
• The rest of Copper's live food diet consists of raw meaty bones (we NEVER use cooked bones). ...
• Schultze and Pat McKay Have Personal Experience With Cooked Food And Raw Food Diets For Pets"  .
• In their experience, animals are healthier on a raw food diet. ...

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• VERVE: Dehydrated, Human Grade Raw Dog Food is Here!!.
• Verve is a combination of 100% human food grade organic rolled barley, organic rolled rye, dehydrated beef, organic rolled oats, organic flaxseed, carrots, alfalfa, potatoes, eggs, spinach, red and green bell peppers, apples, chicory, parsley, cranberries, rosemary, peppermint, vitamins and minerals.
• Add the water to the food and stir. ... Add your own raw meat, meaty bones, cooked meat or other ingredients if you wish. ...
• One 4 oz cup of dry food makes 1 pound of Fresh Food!!!.
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• The following daily amounts (DRY quantity) should be adjusted to suit your individual dog's requirements, which vary according to age, breed and level of daily activity.
• Half to one cup of extra meat or other ingredients may be mixed in with each cup of food, once hydrated. ...
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• RAW FEEDING.
• Some members feed commercial food, some cook for their dogs, others feed raw food. ...
• Cooking destroys the live enzymes found in raw foods, .
• Question: Do some listmembers feed their Akitas raw meat?.
• Many listmembers do advocate feeding raw meat, most often chicken.
• Raw bones are not prone to splinter and are readily digested by dogs.
• Question: Why should my dog eat raw bones?.
• Bones clean the dog's teeth and improve resistance to periodontal disease. ...
• Raw bones provide minerals in balance. ...
• Raw bones contain active enzymes. Cooking/processing food denatures important digestive enzymes .
• Raw meat may indeed contain bacteria and parasites. However, a dog's gastro-intestinal system is constructed and functions much differently from that of a human, so generally, a dog can handle average numbers of both bacteria and parasites normally occuring in raw meat.
• Food is digested much more rapidly by dogs. ...
• A dog's intestinal tract is much shorter than man's. ...

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• Manufacturer of wholesome raw diet for cats and dogs, based on recommendations of Dr. ...
• BoneApetit - Bones and Raw Food .
• Information about BARF and how a natural, fresh (frozen) pet food diet can be beneficial for dogs and cats. ...
• Raw food for dogs, made of free range, organic meat, bones and vegetables, as well as grain-free treats. ...
• FarMore Dog Food .
• Manufacturer of dog food dinners, made with all natural, human grade, uncooked, raw ingredients, available in beef, chicken, lamb, buffalo, and veggie mix varieties. Also makes raw, free-range, non-medicated meaty knuckle and marrow Buffalo Bones. ...
• Healthy Paws Bones & Raw Food Diet .
• Based in Ontario, Canada - offering a wide range of complete raw food diets for dogs and cats, including recreational beef and lamb bones. ...
• All natural pet food, designed to be a complete meal for our carnivorous animal companions like dogs, cats and ferrets. ...
• Mountain Dog Foods .
• Canadian company that manufacturers a raw diet for companion animals. ...
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• Perfect addition for those who already feed a raw diet or for traveling BARFers!  .
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•   BARF is an acronym for Bones And Raw Foods. ...   (Give Your Dog a Bone, and Grow Your Pups With Bones). ...   Some people say BARF stands for Biologically Appropriate Real (or Raw) Foods.
• Chicken necks (skinless and raw).
• Carrots (raw, unpeeled, whole).
• We start off with some nice chicken necks, hope you're not too squeamish!  These go into a bowl of hot water, so they won't be so cold when they are consumed (raw, of course). ...
• Whack up these veggies, toss into our friendly food processor, and away we go!.
•   This gets sprinkled on top of the food.
• The other supplements are not pictured, but basically they are capsules or tablets or powders, sprinkled over the food. ...
• I don't always do this, just sometimes for variety! Usually they go raw into the veggie slop.
• After dinner, each dog gets a whole, raw carrot for "dessert. "  These provide a nice crunchy treat that helps clean food out of the teeth after eating dinner. ...
• Click here to visit my web site: Aunt Jeni's Home Made, home of *PUPP*lements holistic dog treats, and manufacturer of Home Made *4* Life pet food for carnivores (a frozen, pre-made, BARF-style diet). ...
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• You may also add this mixture to commercial food as follows:1-2 teaspoons a day for cats or small dogs.
• Ingredients are available at most natural food stores. ...
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• 1 pound (2 cups) chopped or ground raw turkey, chicken, lean hamburger, lean chuck or lean beef heart. ...
• At mealtime, feed 1/4 cup of this mixture for every cup of dog kibble served. ...
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• This recipe uses egg as a binder, so that you can either serve it raw or bake it like a meat loaf, with bread crumbs or other grains.
•   Serve raw, or press the mixture into a casserole dish so it's 1 to 2 inches thick and bake at 350 degrees F for 20 to 30 minutes, or until se and lightly browned. ...
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• These cards are for my 9 sleddogs, weighing together 770 lbs (2% is 15lbs of food/day). ...
• 100lb dog = 2lb food.
• 75lb dog = 1. 5lb food.
• 50lb dog = 1lb food.
• A fat 50lb dog gets 3/4lb food.   A skinny 75lb dog gets 2lb food.   If there is an extra piece, pick a skinny dog and give him a bonus.
• A word on thawing - you may want to thaw your whole animals, raw meaty bones or muscle meat over night or in a warm water bath until pieces separate. ...
• Raw Meaty Bones Meal .
•   Also cooking is counter to the whole idea behind feeding raw, yet a warm soupy meal can help restore energy and lost fluids when the dogs are working hard in the cold.
•   When the water is steaming, dump in chicken frames, fish pieces, turkey wings, cubes of tripe, cubes of marbled lamb, or sliced liver -- all of which is frozen or chilled and raw. ...
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• a specific dry food kibble designed to address her heart problem. ...   Jessie always went to work with me and 3 weeks later my clients began to wonder if it could possibly be the same dog in my office, who was more lively, more alert and clearly happier, and slimmer. ...   “Doesn’t it make you wonder what’s in dog food?”  But I really did not clearly think about it. ... I fed all my other dogs the dry dog food that was “the best thing for them” as I had been taught. ...
• FOOD PETS DIE FOR  by Ann N. ...
• For a condensed discussion of the problems of commercial dog food, take a few minutes to read an article called TRINA’S  PLACE at.
• I believe that most commercial dog food is made to provide a rich profit to the dog food industry and not to maintain the health of your pet.   Unfortunately the manufacturers of a leading brand of this food, also provide information on nutrition to veterinarians in training. This is the food most veterinarians believe in and sell to their clients. ...
• But there was also the consideration that if a doctor suggested that there was a “complete” food in a bag that you could feed your children and family 3 times a day. ... everyday, for life, would you?   Dog food producers have sold this nation on this madness and they are benefiting from it. ...
• The first change I made was to switch to a premium brand of dry dog food. ... This food is thoughtfully and carefully produced by.
• If you feel compelled to feed a dry packaged dog food, this is the one I recommend.
• As I read more and learned more I began supplementing their dog food with fresh meat, vegetables, eggs, etc. either raw or cooked. ...

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• It is so difficult to find the right dog food that satisfies both my dogs and me! We've been searching for the perfect food for many years.   I have switched dog foods as often as every 3 months. ...
• Dog Food Basics:  .
•   Dog foods all meet the minimum requirements - just read the back of the bag or can BUT  they also have a lot of "extras" that aren't in the best interest of our dogs. ... Dog food companies are in the business to make money. ...
•   In reading a dog food bag put it back if it lists a grain or several grains as its first ingredients.   I particularly dislike corn in any dog food and will NOT use a dog food that has it. ...
• I have listed a list of dog foods at the bottom of this page along with a list of things to look for or avoid.
• IN THE BEGINNING: I have been reading a great deal about the  Biologically appropriate raw foods or Bones and raw foods diets.  ( I hate the word BARF to refer to dog food and I will not use it in that context)  There is certainly a lot of information out there.   I know several people who are feeding the raw diet exclusively and are having great success with it. We have been trying a raw (yes raw) whole chicken necks at night along with the dals kibble. ...   In the morning, I am adding raw puréed vegetables to their kibble. Coke has no problems with the raw vegetables.
• I have purchased a freezer and will be trying one meal raw and one meal kibble and raw.   I don't plan on doing this at dog shows though.    We are setting up our food plan this week. ...

• Raw Feeding FAQ.
• Why should I feed raw food to my dog?.
• Dogs are carnivores that evolved eating raw foods. Commercial foods are generally heat processed which alters or destroys nutrients and essential enzymes, so dog food companies try to add back what they destroyed, but they don’t always know what’s missing and what proportion is best. For example, cats were developing problems and dying when fed commercial food until it was discovered that taurine was needed. Although it’s abundant in raw meat, they didn’t know until recently to add it to commercial food. ...
• Won’t raw food make my dog sick?.
• Dogs have a short digestive system that is designed to eat raw food. Cooked, commercial dog food takes longer for dogs to digest and often ferments before it is digested.
• If you’re still worried, consider Salmonella: infection is usually acquired by ingestion of food contaminated by Salmonella-laden feces. ...
• Dogs, and their wild ancestors, have survived eons by eating raw meat. Because they have survived by eating raw meat (sometimes rotting, dead things) it clearly shows that nature has adapted dogs to deal with the bacteria found on their food. People, however, may be at some risk when handling raw meat. Just like you would do when preparing food for yourself, be sure to thoroughly clean your hands, counters, and any utensils that come in contact with raw meat. ...
• First, dogs evolved to eat raw meat. ... NEVER feed cooked bones to your dog! Third, cooking will destroy enzymes and anti-oxidants essential to your dog’s health. ... He fed one group of cats a raw diet and a different group a cooked diet. ... Fortunately when these cats were later feed raw food, many were restored to health.

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• Raw Food Diet.
• Commercially prepared dog food is a relatively new concept. Processed pet food has only been available a mere few decades. ...
• If you knew what was in the high priced and over-hyped product you faithfully feed your dog you would be appalled. ... Pitcairn's Complete Guide to Naural Health for Dogs and Cats (Rodale) gives a detailed description of the pet food process. ... Fat becomes rancid, so preservatives are added to prolong the shelf life of the food. ... Dyes are added to make the food appear more palatable to our eyes. ...
• My mother is a health food enthusiast, she began preaching good nutrition before it became the politically correct thing to do. ... I bought his book about twelve years ago and fed my dogs his fresh food recipes for several months, then fell off the wagon and fed it sporadically. I tried to feed a "natural" commercial food preserved with vitamins E and C. The dogs did reasonably well, although one dog was definitively diagnosed as hypothyroid, and another had a deteriorating coat with dark skin pigmentation. ... My vet agreed to try thyroid supplementation and my dog slowly began to grow new coat. I then switched to a new commercial food made with human consumption quality ingredients and preserved with tocopherols (vitamin E). ...
• Chris Lynch (Westwind) sparked a new determination to feed fresh food after I heard her presentation on alternative medicine at the Boston National in 1995. The recipe for a 20-25# dog, based on Pat McKay's (Reigning Cats and Dogs) follows:.
• 1/2 cup raw meat (ground poultry, beef, lamb, organ meats).

• Is Raw Meat Safe?.
• However, I have been asked to reply to this article by a number of concerned people because of its potential to inhibit dog owners from feeding their dog a healthy diet.
• The article asks the question "Is Raw Meat Safe?.
• I guess I should ask in reply, is processed food safe? The answer has to be no. ... The vast majority of dogs today are fed processed food. ... If there is any credence to the idea that food can make our dogs either ill or healthy, then it becomes obvious that processed food is a disaster. ... My reply concerns feeding raw meat as part and part only of an evolutionary diet. In other words I am answering the question in the only valid way it can be asked OR ANSWERED - that is - "Is Raw Meat Safe in the context of a properly formulated evolutionary or biologically appropriate diet?".
• The issue of feeding raw meat as part of a raw diet has caused quite stir in the veterinary community and dog industry.
• I believe as time goes by the idea of feeding dogs a properly constructed whole food diet will stir the hearts and minds of many people. ...
• Some people claim to have fed their dogs raw meat for years without problems.
• We have sold well in excess of 30 000 copies of "Give Your Dog a Bone. " We are talking about real people with real dogs living safe happy and contented lives eating a diet based on raw meaty bones. ... People who are committed to the idea that raw whole foods promote health and that processed pet foods promote ill health. ...
• Western (conventional) veterinarians have grave concerns about raw meat and bones in a dog's diet.
• Much of their concern is based on the propaganda produced by pet food companies. ... Unfortunately, despite having a scientific background that should impel them to investigate the unknown in a rational scientific way, they condemn raw food diets out of hand with nothing more than speculation as their basis for doing so. ...

• First lets take a look at the dog's basic dietary history. The domestic dog, Canis familiaris, evolved from wolf ancestors as a primarily carnivorous animal consuming the prey it caught. Both the wolf and the domestic dog have relatively simple, short digestive tracts far better suited for digesting meat than grain or plant material. ...
• So even though dogs and cats are primarily carnivores they should not be fed meat exclusively but should be provided with a small amount of plant material that has been sufficiently juiced, grated, or steamed in order to allow the nutrients to be more easily digested and absorbed by the dog’s simple digestive system.
• Meat provides your dog with a nearly complete essential amino acid profile. ...
• Home prepared natural /raw meat-raw vegetable diets are far superior to commercial diets.
• These so-called premium foods are loaded with inexpensive grains that make them a better food for poultry than for dogs or cats. ... Almost all commercial dog foods are made predominantly of difficult to digest cereal grains and relatively small amounts of meat and inferior meat by-products.
• The body's intolerance for these unsuitable ingredients has shown up as a wide variety of health problems and immune diseases ranging from simple food allergies and skin problems to organ impairment and dysfunction. As a result of the above concerns holistic veterinarians across the country have become more and more advocates of pet owners feeding a natural-raw meat diet in place of commercial dog food. The dog food industry is only 60-70 years old and every dog alive today can trace in lineage back to dogs who were raised on homemade natural diets. In the beginning dog foods were meant to supplement homemade foods, now unfortunately, the reverse is often true. ...
• The natural / raw meat diet is far superior to every commercial diet because it uses fresh uncooked meat, lightly steamed vegetables, raw fruit and table scraps. The use of raw ingredients, especially raw meat, provides amino acids in their unaltered (uncooked) state, live beneficial bacteria (probiotics) , active enzymes, fatty acids in their unaltered (uncooked state), natural vitamins, and easily absorbed minerals, none of which are found in cooked food. Feeding a natural / raw meat diet even once a week will help keep the bowels healthy by providing natural digestive enzymes and beneficial bacterial flora. ...
• Shopping for and preparing a natural raw meat diet allows the pet owner to see smell and touch the raw ingredients going into his dogs food. ...

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• If you want to feed your dog or cat a diet that comes as close to "natural" as possible you should give Animal Food Services' products a try.   These  fresh-frozen meat products from Animal Food Services of Green Bay, Wisconsin have been carefully formulated, vitamins and minerals added in the correct amounts, and the finished meat-based product is then preserved by freezing or freeze-drying.   You won't find any chemical preservatives in these products, and no food coloring to fool you nor flavor enhancers to fool your pet.
• Many people believe that a raw food diet provides far better nutrition than a cooked diet; and for meat-eating animals such as dogs and cats, there is no substitute for the real thing.   If you take your pets off a cheap, corn-based pet food you will actually see the difference a properly balanced, raw meat-based diet can make in your pet's health. ...
• Note:  Animal Food Services does not make an "ALL MEAT" diet. ...
• RAW MEAT PRODUCTS.
• Animal Food Services of Green Bay, Wisconsin has been in the meat processing and distribution business for over 25 years. ...   That kind of experience feeding properly formulated, raw, meat-based diets puts Animal Food Services in an elite position in the animal feeding business.
•   Just crumble, add water, and in a few minutes your dog will have a real meat pattie ready to eat! .
•   Animal Food Services has been feeding healthy felines for decades and your cat can benefit from that experience!.
• It is not cooked prior to feeding and can be used by itself or as part of a good quality dry food/ raw meat diet. ... AFS makes no weird claims that only their food has that special herb, or trace element, or micronutrient that nobody else in the business has thought of yet. ... The absolute classic is that PASTA DIET dog food that sounds so cute. ... does it really make sense to feed a dog any kind of food just because it has PASTA in it!! Plain and simple, regarding AFS meat diets. ... this is a raw meat product that has been balanced with the correct proportions of calcium, phosphorus and proven amounts of added vitamins and other minerals. ...   There has to be some mix of nutrient sources to achieve optimal health and Animal Food Services has been doing just that for nearly thirty years.

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• Raw Feeding Seminars Click here for information on diet and supplements for specific medical conditions. ...
• I started feeding my dogs a natural raw foods diet in December, 1998. Although I am a total convert to raw feeding, I recognize that many people are unable or unwilling to feed this type of diet, but still want to do what is best for their dogs. ...
• COMMERCIAL DOG FOODS.
• Things to look for in a commercial dog food include: .
• Some dog food companies have begun adding taurine to their foods, and this is probably a good idea. Taurine is destroyed by heat, so there would be no natural taurine in processed dog foods. ...
• See Selecting a Commercial Pet Food for a more in-depth analysis of what to look for in a commercial food. ...
• The Pet Food Reviews Online has a wonderous amount of information on a wide variety of commercial foods, including whether or not they use human grade ingredients, types of preservatives used, the use of artificial colors and flavors, and a great deal more. If you want to learn more about any particular food you are considering feeding, this is the place to go! .

• Lots of rescue dogs eat lots and lots of food, especially when they arrived with bones protruding, dull, lifeless,matted coats. ...   Our immediate goal is to help them develop an appetite and start eating, in a perfect world, we'd have nothing but time on our hands and devote it willingly to taking care of these dogs all day, however, this is not realistic if we hope to work (to earn money to BUY dog food) and feed ourselves, so we have the energy to take care of them. ...
• BARF:   stands for either "biologically appropriate raw food"   or "bones and raw food".
• CAUTION:   COMMON SENSE IS REQUIRED, PEOPLE HAVE CHOKED ON SMALL PIECES OF FOOD AND SO TOO CAN DOGS. ...
• No matter how disguisting it might appear to us, the plain fact is that dogs are evolved from the wolf and wild dog family and thrived by killing and scavenging things smaller than they were!  As repulsive as we might find it, from the smallest foo foo dog, to the stalwart male Rotti, all dogs existed off of meat.   DEAD OR ALIVE   During their evolution wolves and wild dogs did not have access to cooked food, kibble, or a can opener, and by choice, wouldn't touch what we feed them today. ... diet, Bones And Raw Food, simulates the diet our canine companions enjoyed before the animal feed conglomerates invented dehydrated, ultra-processed, last-for-years-in-a-bag  'feed'. You already know to  NEVER FEED YOUR DOG A COOKED BONE! Mom was right; a COOKED chicken bone could kill your dog.   Ironically, however, one of the best things to feed your dog is raw chicken, bones and all. ...    In fact, your furry friend craves raw bones and raw meat to keep his teeth healthy  (without the silliness of doggie toothpaste),   keep his coat silky, and keep him free of parasites and allergies. ...    Your grandma probably knew how to keep her dog healthy using table scraps and bones tossed in free by the neighborhood butcher.    So how hard could it be to feed a dog in a healthy, natural style? .
• Veterinary Surgeon says,  "Sixty to eighty percent of a dog's diet should be raw meaty bones. ... MRCVS Veterinary Surgeon says,  "Raw meaty bones, chicken wings, whole fish, rabbit or similar should form the bulk of the diet. ...
• 1)  Feed the best whole, raw, organic diet, which is as close to the animal's natural diet as possible (no canned, processed or pelleted feeds). ...
• Each individual dog owner has to develop a set of questions to determine if a vet is a good match for them. ...

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