Foods

Recently in my public Facebook group there was a post from a member who had noticed how fatty the quail was that she was getting. I commiserated, because I’ve noticed the same increasing trend. For purposes of comparison, I shared

Question: When is FAT considered MEAT?  Answer: When it’s included in the 80% part of the 80-10-10 raw feeding ratio.  Many raw feeders are following the general recommendation to build their dog’s diet around 80% “meat,” 10% bone and 10%

Canine Nutritionists don’t even know the rationale behind feeding raw. So how can they credibly claim that the “dangers” outweigh the benefits? They can’t! They don’t even acknowledge there ARE benefits. They leave it to dog owners to find out for themselves, which they are doing, without the help of big-pet-food-indoctrinated canine nutritionists.

For the last couple years, we’ve been hearing rumors that AAFCO was working on a new design for pet food labels. We’d also heard that these would be based on human food labels. Knowing what I know about the human food processing

I just saw this article posted on a Facebook dog group and thought I’d post it here too.  Just in case there’s anyone still feeding commercial kibble to their dog. The brown powder in the photo below is what is

I heard a new reason for feeding raw commercial grinds (instead of DIY) recently from an owner who said she fed the former because her dog was a “gulper.” So, I thought this might be a good time to do

I had a brief conversation last week with the maker of a new (to me) dog food called “Raw Wild Pet Foods”. The niche this company is trying to fill is the segment of dog owners who understand that WILD