Yes, organs and liver are essential for your dogs diet and should be around 10% their diet. We are in a process of creating a calculator for how much meat and organs to feed, according to your dog(s) weight. Organs contain important fatty and amino acids , phosphorus, iodine, magnesium , copper, K, A, D,…
Bloat is a very dangerous condition in dogs which runs close to a 50% fatality rate. You can read about types of Bloat here (More Info on Bloat) Lets answer few questions first. 1. What breeds can get bloat? Any. Even though some deep chested breeds are more prone to bloat like: Doberman, Great Dane,…
Answer: It is never too late to start your dog on a raw diet and It can help prolong their life. Dogs who have been on a kibble diet for many years may experience a longer transition period and will experience a prolonged detox as I mentioned in another post. There are a some physical…
Answer: Yes dogs can eat dairy products, but the ultra pasteurized dairy products (milk, cheese) have no nutritional value to the dogs. The proteins in them are completely destroyed by the pasteurisation process and they are of no benefits to the dogs. RAW MILK: This is only really beneficial to puppies. Most adult dogs…
Answer: Dogs experience “detoxification sickness” after transitioning from kibble to raw. This is one of the main reasons why some people do not stick to raw die. Raw diet is the most natural diet to give to your dog and provide them with a healthy life. Unfortunately, everyone expects a fast miracle when transition to…
Answer: It depends on your dog. There are several approaches to help transition your dog to a raw diet. Puppies: In the wild, wolf puppies are fed regurgitated food from their mother, so starting by giving them ground meat mixed with ground bones you can imitate this feeding process. You can feed them like this…
Answer :There are all sorts of fruits and vegetables that you can give to your dogs although you should not make fruits and veggies a large part of your dog’s diet. Some fruits and vegetables should be used with caution, while others should be avoided altogether. Here are some examples of these different types. The…
Answer: This is a very controversial topic. Some people do not give any fruits and veggies to their dogs and others give too much. To find the answer we have to go back wolves. First, let’s not forget that, like wolves, dogs are carnivores and their main diet should be meat. According to researchers, a…
Answer: Wolves eat fish, why not our dogs? They are excellent source of Omega 3s, good for the joints and the heart. Wild caught sardines, mackerel and salmon have the highest source of Omegas . Make sure you deep freeze wild caught fish for two weeks before giving it to your dogs to eliminate potential…
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…