Cheri, you may also want to read a couple of the many threads of where folks get their raw ingredients, because there's so much here that you don't want to do yourself out of all that info.
PS
I started with regular markets and butchers and still get most of my stuff that way.
And I have no more freezer room than you. You're talking one dog?
Also, don't forget the joys of cooked eggs (mostly without shell because the RMBs supply the calcium and one whole large eggshell contains enough calcium for two pounds of boneless food) to help stretch the boneless muscle meat part.
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Quote: Nina Malmberg
I though at the beging that feeding raw is more expencive, but after doing the maths it will actually end up beeing 10%-20% cheaper when our dog is on adult feeed. As a pup we worked out that raw vs giant breed puppy food its like 40% cheaper heh.it really doesnt have to be expensive.
Nina, next time you might want to start your own thread. This one is from 2006, and isn't really entitled appropriately for this cost discussion.
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Re: Do I need large breed puppy food?
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