Anne Jones Webboard User Reg: 04-29-2004
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Sorry for your loss. You gave this dog a wonderful life while you had her. I feed raw (over 6 years)& will also mention that many of the vets like to 'blame' raw diets on many of the ills that dogs have while being fed this diet. Alot of it is that they are, for the most part, very limited in their knowledge of canine nutrition. Many of us that feed raw are actually more well read on canine nutrition then most vets. Please don't blame yourself or her diet for her 'time'.
Ok, I finally took the time to go back and reread the whole thread. I guess I didn't realize that it was all under the "unsocialized dog" thread.
Now, even more than I was when I posted initially, I am quite sure you and the raw diet had NOTHING to do with this. This was advanced cancer, and like I said before, who knows what kind of digestive issues she was having that could interfere with breakdown of bones, or if the bone fragments had anything to with any of this at all!
This is a classic case of no one and nothing to blame; you did the best you possibly could have.
Get some rest and try to convince yourself of that.
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