Recent content by MiloTheDobe

Oh wow, I can't see how that would be tasty haha!

I'd pass too! :wtf3:

Yup, i'm lucky that way. In the FB faw feeding groups I am in, the UK does seems to have more suppliers with more variety than the US or other countries too

Yup :) you'll find your own balance of treats soon enough, just don't look at it as any different how you would feed processed treats and you're good

You get used to it haha! I do it in the garage so its not as potent, NEVER EVER dehydrate tripe :green:

I feed a wide variety, zebra, kangaroo, ostrich, boar, beef, venison, pork, duck, lamb, chicken, ox, horse and fish (spelt and sardines mostly, sometimes mackerel)

Rule of thumb, if you're feeding raw you'd deduct this from the amount you feed. However if they are active and you're not over treating then you don't need to worry. I dehydrate 4kg of lung per month for treats and I don't count that towards the 80% as they're active

The cost will also depend on your location and what you have available to you. If you have access to hunters/freezer clean outs then you can save a fair bit of money. I live in the UK, I've fed a 88lb dog raw for about £87ish ($110?) a month feeding about 3-3.5% and that was including 13...

Also, just seen that you are vegetarian, I am vegan myself and I found it hard at first, pre-made would probably be easier to feed but I feel it lacks the variety of texture than DIY

Your dog will drink less when eating raw, as raw meat tends be about 75% moisture give or take. Feeding raw is pretty simple, 80% muscle meat, 10% bone 10% organ (5% must be liver) you want to feed 2.5% of your dogs weight to maintain, 2% to lose weight and 3%+ for active dogs - I know dogs who...