May 24, 2011
I am reading Raw Meaty Bones from cover to cover. Can you tell me some other good books that you follow on raw diets. We are going to start processing our own beef for the dogs. What is your opinion?
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Cindy,I am reading Raw Meaty Bones from cover to cover. Can you tell me some other good books that you follow on raw diets. We are going to start processing our own beef for the dogs. We are ranchers and are going to butcher a grass fed steer for the purpose of feeding the dogs. Do you recommend grinding the organ meat along with everything else. I thought that would be the way to do it. What is your opinion?
Laura
Cindy's Answer:
Hi Laura,
What lucky dogs!
I would recommend these books, Natural Nutrition for Dogs & Cats and Raw Dog Food. We give both of these books to our puppy customers and rarely get feeding questions.
You can also go to our Feeding Dogs Page for a list of articles and books that will be helpful to you.
You can grind the organs if you wish, and for dogs that are a bit “picky” about liver and other organs it makes it a bit easier to mix into the diet. I have a couple of dogs that really don’t like liver and they will leave it unless it’s ground up and mixed in with something they like.
I hope this helps,
Cindy
What lucky dogs!
I would recommend these books, Natural Nutrition for Dogs & Cats and Raw Dog Food. We give both of these books to our puppy customers and rarely get feeding questions.
You can also go to our Feeding Dogs Page for a list of articles and books that will be helpful to you.
You can grind the organs if you wish, and for dogs that are a bit “picky” about liver and other organs it makes it a bit easier to mix into the diet. I have a couple of dogs that really don’t like liver and they will leave it unless it’s ground up and mixed in with something they like.
I hope this helps,
Cindy
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