l'm hoping someone on TCS is also feeding their dogs a raw diet, and can ansewr a couple of questions.
l switched my 3 cats to homemade ground raw food last year, and switched the dog to an all canned diet.
On the days that l treat the dog to some of the cats' raw food, he goes crazy. He loves it.
l'm not sure if the online raw dog recipes are good, and don't want to give him an unbalanced diet (he's 9 1/2).
They all include meat, organs, bone/calcium, veggies. Makes sense.
However, some of them contain yoghurt. ls that good for dogs? ls it just okay?
l don't want to give him something passable, l want to give him a healthy alternative to canned, although l will continue with the canned once in a while, as l do with the cats.
Also, my plan is to make a batch of cat food as l did today, and take some of that for the dog, and add veggies to it.
ls it okay for the dog to have all those supplements that go into cat food? Would it be better without them?
Thx
l switched my 3 cats to homemade ground raw food last year, and switched the dog to an all canned diet.
On the days that l treat the dog to some of the cats' raw food, he goes crazy. He loves it.
l'm not sure if the online raw dog recipes are good, and don't want to give him an unbalanced diet (he's 9 1/2).
They all include meat, organs, bone/calcium, veggies. Makes sense.
However, some of them contain yoghurt. ls that good for dogs? ls it just okay?
l don't want to give him something passable, l want to give him a healthy alternative to canned, although l will continue with the canned once in a while, as l do with the cats.
Also, my plan is to make a batch of cat food as l did today, and take some of that for the dog, and add veggies to it.
ls it okay for the dog to have all those supplements that go into cat food? Would it be better without them?
Thx