http://www.dog-food-blog.com/risking-all-meat-syndrome-in-a-growing-puppy/ Dog Food Blog gives you the news and trends in dog food and much more... Thu, 12 Jan 2012 17:26:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://www.dog-food-blog.com/risking-all-meat-syndrome-in-a-growing-puppy/comment-page-1/#comment-2162 michelle rossi Wed, 11 May 2011 22:42:34 +0000 http://dog-food-blog.com/?p=101#comment-2162 Its actually not difficult to meet a dog or cats nutritional needs with a home prepared diet, provided one feeds whole foods, meaning, raw meaty BONES. My home bred and all raw diet raised Akita bitch just scored an excellent on her hip exam and has never eaten one bite of kibble in her life. And, I have no professional training not direct guidance under any vet in putting together a diet for my animals. I just read, read, read. Dr. Lonsdale has written a could wonderful books on the matter along with a few other vets who have also contributed to the subject. Its actually not difficult to meet a dog or cats nutritional needs with a home prepared diet, provided one feeds whole foods, meaning, raw meaty BONES. My home bred and all raw diet raised Akita bitch just scored an excellent on her hip exam and has never eaten one bite of kibble in her life. And, I have no professional training not direct guidance under any vet in putting together a diet for my animals. I just read, read, read. Dr. Lonsdale has written a could wonderful books on the matter along with a few other vets who have also contributed to the subject.

]]> http://www.dog-food-blog.com/risking-all-meat-syndrome-in-a-growing-puppy/comment-page-1/#comment-1680 The Dog Fri, 18 Dec 2009 00:02:18 +0000 http://dog-food-blog.com/?p=101#comment-1680 I have a couple of Staffordshire Bull Terriers. What I do is cook up large amounts of meat and vegetables in a big pot and then freeze most of it in containers so that I take out whatever is needed each day. The dogs love it and they look great. They won’t touch dog biscuits anymore. I put in reasonably good cuts of meat, nothing too fatty. But do check with the vet, as each dog’s needs are different. I have a couple of Staffordshire Bull Terriers. What I do is cook up large amounts of meat and vegetables in a big pot and then freeze most of it in containers so that I take out whatever is needed each day. The dogs love it and they look great. They won’t touch dog biscuits anymore. I put in reasonably good cuts of meat, nothing too fatty. But do check with the vet, as each dog’s needs are different.

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