Re: [boxer lovers] Re: Puppy Food Recommendations
I feed mostly beef because of Meg's chicken allergies. She can ear pork, rabbit, fish, venison but she doesn't seem too fond of Raw fish ... She will eat it cooked. And the pork,m rabbit anx venison needs to by either cooked or deep frozen for 3 weeks or better to kill parsites.
Raw suits me and Meg fine, but cooking yourself provided your dog with good food you KNOW isn't full of junk. And I keep Meg's food for at least 3 days in thw fridge ... It's just like people food. Your fridge does have to be cold enough but most fridges are set cold enough.
LisaW
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Subject: RE: [boxer lovers] Re: Puppy Food Recommendations
Hi Karon,
You sure seem to know a lot about raw feeding. I've quite a bit on it, but
still am nervous. I didn't do anything raw when Gabby was very much a puppy
because I wasn't certain of her immune system (she broke out into hives
numerous times) and I didn't want to take any chances. When I introduced dog
food at 7 months I got her Stella and Chewy's raw patties. I've given her
some raw meat, but am nervous about getting it right. Do you have
suggestions on how one can safely start introducing a raw diet?
I still cook quite a bit for Gabby and today I bought her 1 ½ lbs of ground
beef plus 1 lb of ground lamb. Normally I would cook this up with some
apples, potatoes and/or sweet potatoes and maybe some carrot or peas and
this would feed her for 2 ½ days. If add some of her orijen kibble, it would
feed her for 3 ½ days. I'm really too nervous to start using raw meaty
bones. Plus I think she's allergic to chicken so necks wouldn't an option.
I'm pretty comfortable using nutritiondata.com to determine the phos amount
on my recipes and adding the required calcium with calcium citrate.
Can I cook the potatoes and apples and mix in the raw meat and feed that to
her? Is it safe if it's in the fridge for 3 days in a Tupperware container?
I do salmon a lot for her as she really likes it. Is it safe to feed that
raw?
Boxer hugs and kisses,
Heather, mom to
Maggie/boxer/65 lbs/11+ yrs/ CKD, chronic pancreatitis, hypothyroidism,
arthritis, arrhythmia controlled by sotalol, adult onset epilepsy, likely
IBD and now a heart condition suspected to be ARVC or DCM
&
Gabby/boxer/70 lbs/11 mos/ crazy puppy syndrome :)
Orange County, CA
And that, Meagan, is the essence of Raw Food!!
Karon Adams
Accredited Jewelry Professional (GIA)
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Raw suits me and Meg fine, but cooking yourself provided your dog with good food you KNOW isn't full of junk. And I keep Meg's food for at least 3 days in thw fridge ... It's just like people food. Your fridge does have to be cold enough but most fridges are set cold enough.
LisaW
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-----Original Message-----
From: "Heather Jones" <heather.jones.mccaffrey@gmail.com>
Sender: boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sat, 15 Dec 2012 18:12:17
To: <boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com>
Reply-To: boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [boxer lovers] Re: Puppy Food Recommendations
Hi Karon,
You sure seem to know a lot about raw feeding. I've quite a bit on it, but
still am nervous. I didn't do anything raw when Gabby was very much a puppy
because I wasn't certain of her immune system (she broke out into hives
numerous times) and I didn't want to take any chances. When I introduced dog
food at 7 months I got her Stella and Chewy's raw patties. I've given her
some raw meat, but am nervous about getting it right. Do you have
suggestions on how one can safely start introducing a raw diet?
I still cook quite a bit for Gabby and today I bought her 1 ½ lbs of ground
beef plus 1 lb of ground lamb. Normally I would cook this up with some
apples, potatoes and/or sweet potatoes and maybe some carrot or peas and
this would feed her for 2 ½ days. If add some of her orijen kibble, it would
feed her for 3 ½ days. I'm really too nervous to start using raw meaty
bones. Plus I think she's allergic to chicken so necks wouldn't an option.
I'm pretty comfortable using nutritiondata.com to determine the phos amount
on my recipes and adding the required calcium with calcium citrate.
Can I cook the potatoes and apples and mix in the raw meat and feed that to
her? Is it safe if it's in the fridge for 3 days in a Tupperware container?
I do salmon a lot for her as she really likes it. Is it safe to feed that
raw?
Boxer hugs and kisses,
Heather, mom to
Maggie/boxer/65 lbs/11+ yrs/ CKD, chronic pancreatitis, hypothyroidism,
arthritis, arrhythmia controlled by sotalol, adult onset epilepsy, likely
IBD and now a heart condition suspected to be ARVC or DCM
&
Gabby/boxer/70 lbs/11 mos/ crazy puppy syndrome :)
Orange County, CA
And that, Meagan, is the essence of Raw Food!!
Karon Adams
Accredited Jewelry Professional (GIA)
You can send a Rosary to a soldier!
www.facebook.com/MilitaryRosary
www.YellowRibbonRosaries.com
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