Answer; Yes, you can feed your dogs any wild game ( deer, elk, moose, boar, bear, raccoon, ground squirrel, emu,kangaroo, pheasants, quails and etc…) Wild game meat is very rich in nutrients and Omega 3s, very important for the heart and joint health. Preferably (if you can afford, or have an easy access) feed wild…
Answer: In order for dogs to have well balanced diet, it is recommended they have a large variety of meat, including all parts of the animal: head, feet, stomach and internal organs; as well as fruits and vegetables in small amounts. About 2, 3% of the gray wolf diet includes wild berries and plant matter.…
Answer : Not as long as three simple guidelines are followed. Never give your dogs weight-bearing bones of big animals( cow , bison, pig, emu, ostrich, elk , bison, etc…) Wolves in the wild usually don’t eat the weight-bearing bones like femur bones . The only animals who can handle those type of bones are…
Our “puppies” are decedent from ancient wolves who spend their time hunting in packs or savaging carcasses of dead animals. Although their temperament has changed, their gastrointestinal (GI or digestive) systems has not. A small pancreas and short GI tract are strong proof of their similarity to their cousin The Wolf. By providing them with…