Picture Thread for RAW feeders!
- Thread starter nikkiluvsu15
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PWCorgi
Priscilla Winifred Corgi
Awwwwww. That sequence is pitiful. Come here Gavroche, I will give you all the turkey necks you can eat!I don't think Gavroche likes fish
P.S. - How do you pronounce his name?
Here YouTube - Color Retrieves at 0:05 and 0:35 I say his name xD
nikkiluvsu15
Wild At Heart
Chicken Drumsticks
Chicken Backs? I can't remember... It was something Chicken! lol
Some Lamb... Was my splurge of the month, lol. It was like $6 for those 2 things, but I promised her something "yummy" after leaving her for 3 weeks.
Turkey Wings
Country Style Pork Ribs (those are a big hit here!)
Also, I got 10lbs of Chicken Leg Quarters for $0.49 a pound!
I didn't get any pictures of those because they were still frozen and I didn't feel like dealing with them
Chicken Backs? I can't remember... It was something Chicken! lol
Some Lamb... Was my splurge of the month, lol. It was like $6 for those 2 things, but I promised her something "yummy" after leaving her for 3 weeks.
Turkey Wings
Country Style Pork Ribs (those are a big hit here!)
Also, I got 10lbs of Chicken Leg Quarters for $0.49 a pound!
I didn't get any pictures of those because they were still frozen and I didn't feel like dealing with them
M
MyHorseMyRules
Guest
The kitties, nomming on some cut up quail.
Goody Girl
New Member
fish heads
Here are some pics of my dogs eating fish heads and a pic of their lunch time pattie mix.
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/members/goody-girl-31199/albums/288/1830.jpg
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/members/goody-girl-31199/albums/288/1831.jpg
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/members/goody-girl-31199/albums/288/1834.jpg
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/members/goody-girl-31199/albums/288/1833.jpg
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/members/goody-girl-31199/albums/288/1832.jpg
Here are some pics of my dogs eating fish heads and a pic of their lunch time pattie mix.
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/members/goody-girl-31199/albums/288/1830.jpg
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/members/goody-girl-31199/albums/288/1831.jpg
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/members/goody-girl-31199/albums/288/1834.jpg
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/members/goody-girl-31199/albums/288/1833.jpg
http://www.chazhound.com/forums/members/goody-girl-31199/albums/288/1832.jpg
KayleeBby
New Member
This is going to make me seem all sorts of stupid, because I can't do it on my own..
But can someone please help me make a meal plan for my 5kg Maltese and <1kg Pomeranian puppy?
But can someone please help me make a meal plan for my 5kg Maltese and <1kg Pomeranian puppy?
wolfsnaps
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Here are some random pics of raw feeding:
Dozer with a cow trachea:
Sarge eating a deer leg:
Breaking down some deer parts from the freezer:
Sarge eating a bunny head
Sarge eating a guinea hen leg
A stillborn calf I cut up
A shot of my stand up freezer (my chest freezer is full too but its all garbage bags and its boring to look at)
Hunter with some deer ribs
Dozer with a cow trachea:
Sarge eating a deer leg:
Breaking down some deer parts from the freezer:
Sarge eating a bunny head
Sarge eating a guinea hen leg
A stillborn calf I cut up
A shot of my stand up freezer (my chest freezer is full too but its all garbage bags and its boring to look at)
Hunter with some deer ribs
Roger Biduk
New Member
Bravo for starting this thread.
Without a doubt, a species-appropriate, enzyme-rich, balanced raw meat diet is absolutely the best. Clients I refer this to get their pets off of terrible grain-ladden kibble (up to 75% carbohydrates!) notice an immediate change for the better.
But this isn't good news for most vets.
In fact, the unethical AVMA & AAHA have condemned feeding carnivores (dogs) and obligate carnivores (cats) a raw-meat diet... imagine, condemning a species-appropriate diet, one that they've been eating since the creation should be criminal... but they have to protect the veterinarian's pocketbook, not the health of your pet.
Here's my Siberian Husky's diet. He was fat, had allergies and was diabetic when I found him and now he's the healthiest and best looking dog around.
His daily diet is split into two feedings and takes just 5 minutes to make: Half pound of raw chicken or beef, half pound of raw organ meats (combination of chicken hearts, chicken liver, beef kidneys & beef liver), two raw eggs, one raw meaty beef rib for his teeth, two krill oil capsules and a multivitamin. Everything bought at the grocery store for around $2/day!
Good luck. Roger Biduk
Without a doubt, a species-appropriate, enzyme-rich, balanced raw meat diet is absolutely the best. Clients I refer this to get their pets off of terrible grain-ladden kibble (up to 75% carbohydrates!) notice an immediate change for the better.
But this isn't good news for most vets.
In fact, the unethical AVMA & AAHA have condemned feeding carnivores (dogs) and obligate carnivores (cats) a raw-meat diet... imagine, condemning a species-appropriate diet, one that they've been eating since the creation should be criminal... but they have to protect the veterinarian's pocketbook, not the health of your pet.
Here's my Siberian Husky's diet. He was fat, had allergies and was diabetic when I found him and now he's the healthiest and best looking dog around.
His daily diet is split into two feedings and takes just 5 minutes to make: Half pound of raw chicken or beef, half pound of raw organ meats (combination of chicken hearts, chicken liver, beef kidneys & beef liver), two raw eggs, one raw meaty beef rib for his teeth, two krill oil capsules and a multivitamin. Everything bought at the grocery store for around $2/day!
That doesn't sound very balanced. That's a LOT of organ (you give 1/2 a pound every single day?!), and not much bone. Also, hearts don't count as organs, they count as regular muscle meat. I suppose if there's enough hearts in the mix compared to the other organs, it might not be such a huge amount of organs...
Roger Biduk
New Member
Hi Saeleofu,
Trust me, it's balanced.
R.
Trust me, it's balanced.
R.
JessLough
Love My Mutt
Yah Sael. He said it is. So it is. LOL
HayleyMarie
Like a bat outa' hell
BEST idea I've ever heard from a spammer.
Doberluv
Active Member
I'm a recent convert. I tried this years ago and quickly dispensed with it after one dog was gagging on a bone. So about mid December, I gave it another whirl, did lots of research, read what really is going on with commercial food, what's in it, how they lie in labeling, all the recalls and poisonings... and just basically got fed up. (pun intended) I got lots of help and am going full speed ahead with great success for my Chihuahua and two toy Poodles.
I did have a need to improve on my freezer situation...went from this:
To this:
Score!
I didn't include any chicken pictures but there's lots of chicken with bone. (wings, backs, necks mostly)With the bones that are scantily covered, they get some chunks of meat, either chicken or something else plus tripe. They get a large variety plus eggs, which they love a couple times a week just drizzled over their food.
Sardines
Mackerel
I have a little story. Jose`, for ages had horrendous breath. Not your garden variety, but something more sinister, such as something in his stomach that was very wrong. Two vets couldn't come up with anything. We tried digestive enzymes from the store, we tried something for acid reflux. No change. Put these dogs on a raw diet, including (very significant, I feel) raw, green tripe. Viola`! Bad breath gone. History. They are healthier I think, teeth beautiful and loads of energy. Jose` just turned 14 on March 1st. Since starting this diet, his arthritis seems better, he has more energy and is much more playful and rarin' to go. His coat is shiny as a newly minted silver. The Poodles are the same. It's just harder to tell on their curly coats. So, I am glad I braved it once again. It is now routine, easy and not so daunting as it was in the beginning.
I did have a need to improve on my freezer situation...went from this:
To this:
Score!
I didn't include any chicken pictures but there's lots of chicken with bone. (wings, backs, necks mostly)With the bones that are scantily covered, they get some chunks of meat, either chicken or something else plus tripe. They get a large variety plus eggs, which they love a couple times a week just drizzled over their food.
Sardines
Mackerel
I have a little story. Jose`, for ages had horrendous breath. Not your garden variety, but something more sinister, such as something in his stomach that was very wrong. Two vets couldn't come up with anything. We tried digestive enzymes from the store, we tried something for acid reflux. No change. Put these dogs on a raw diet, including (very significant, I feel) raw, green tripe. Viola`! Bad breath gone. History. They are healthier I think, teeth beautiful and loads of energy. Jose` just turned 14 on March 1st. Since starting this diet, his arthritis seems better, he has more energy and is much more playful and rarin' to go. His coat is shiny as a newly minted silver. The Poodles are the same. It's just harder to tell on their curly coats. So, I am glad I braved it once again. It is now routine, easy and not so daunting as it was in the beginning.