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Haha. Oh, I'm very process oriented. It's down to a science. Veg first, then meats (so I don't have to wash my knife or board more than once), meats get put away and hands washed, then the yogurt and the additives get mixed in...it's all very therapeutic for me, really.
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And I thought I was bad....
I spend two days a month or every month and a half cutting chickens up and freezing them in Ziplocks and making veggie glop and putting that in medium size containers, then I cut my buffalo, rabbit or whatever else I am freezing (I do the dame with organ meat) and put all in bags.
My freezers are almost nice and tidy and all I have to do it thaw and throw right out of the Ziplocks into the dishes......I can get 6 dishes ready in 5 or 10 minutes (depends of if I am adding alfalfa, kelp and that kind of stuff.....of course then I spend 15 minutes figuring out who's dish is who's....hee hee...J/K
(tripe stays outside and I thaw it at the fire station)
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I don't wash my dogs RAW, just hand it to him & say "outside" & off he goes. I do give bottled water to my dog but that's because I'm concerned about how much fluoride is put in my city tap water.
I don't want half the stuff anywhere near my house after it thaws.
geez, i let luc carry his stuff around the house. i keep saying i'm going to stop letting him do it, but....i haven't yet.
(he doesn't carry it out of the kitchen or hallway, and usually he stays by his bowl unless he has something big to work on)
i think i'm officially the board slob
also, even with everyone's warnings about tripe - oh wow, the first time i fed it, all i could think was 'WHAT is THAT SMELL!?' thankfully the dogs eat it quickly!
Mike, you inspired me.
I went home last night and tried the whole rabbit approach. I went out and got one of our meat rabbits out of the cage and let Shadow (GSD) smell it while it was alive to see how interested he would be. He cried up a storm. I bonked the rabbit on the head and threw the whole animal down on the ground. Shadow laid in the snow and ate the whole thing (bones and fur) in a matter of minutes.
I have learned so much in the 9 months I have been reading here. I love you all!!!!!! Well, most of you. Hah!
ben, and i think beth has also done this - do they have furballs? pass the fur just fine? if it helps line the stomach, does it line their intestines as well?
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Re: anti-raw
[Re: David Eagle ]
#170048 - 12/20/2007 03:31 PM 
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(my theory is i don't want to wash off the juices) 
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