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Moxie Vertically- challenged hound- dog     Barked: Sun Nov 29, '09 2:58am PST  Love, you're forever in our hearts. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Moxie Vertically- challenged hound- dog     Barked: Fri May 29, '09 6:32am PST  Cooking does not always destroy the nutrient value in vegis, and while decreasing certain vitamins can actually increase other vitamins. The real game is all about availability as some have said, even if the raw form was more nutritious, if the vitamins are unavailable to the body in that form, it is irrelevant. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Raw Food Diet > How to get your dog to eat pumkin?

Moxie Vertically- challenged hound- dog     Barked: Fri May 29, '09 6:06am PST  If soft poop is a concern, I'd definitely stay away from salt, as well. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Raw Food Diet > To true raw and doggie smell

Moxie Vertically- challenged hound- dog     Barked: Fri May 29, '09 5:58am PST  It was never so much odor with Moxie, more oily coat, which she no longer gets on raw either... just every now and then, with her coat so thick, she gets so much grit in her coat she still needs a bath on occasion. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Food & Nutrition > Natural Approaches to Feeding the Dog

Moxie Vertically- challenged hound- dog     Barked: Wed Apr 15, '09 3:00pm PST  Sweet! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Moxie Vertically- challenged hound- dog     Barked: Fri Mar 13, '09 5:01pm PST  That's because dog's don't know it's not bacon! (BOL) I agree, the more in-tact and natural, the better. And often, the longer lasting, which is really a good thing! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Raw Food Diet > allergic to red meat?

Moxie Vertically- challenged hound- dog     Barked: Wed Mar 4, '09 5:15pm PST  I prep a month to 6 weeks worth of food at a time... take a few hours on a day and portion and/or prep everything and portion into bagies, then freeze. Then just take bagies out of the freezer as needed a day or two at a time. Total prep time for 6 weeks worth of food, 3-4 hours. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Raw Food Diet > Any Ohio raw feeders?

Moxie Vertically- challenged hound- dog     Barked: Wed Mar 4, '09 11:56am PST  Kent area here! (And mum's a Kent State grad ) my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Raw Food Diet > Are We Sure They Are 100% Carnivore?

Moxie Vertically- challenged hound- dog     Barked: Sun Jan 18, '09 10:51am PST  Continuing on with your thought Momo (and I'm agreeing with you)... I think the main thing to consider is not only if fruits, veg, etc are necessary, but more importantly digestible! I believe there are many things a dog would eat (fruit, veg, etc) because it would in fact fill their tummy. These may not however be particularly digestible for them and provide little or no benefit. Just because a dog is classified as a carnivore doesn't mean the animal absolutely will not eat anything but meat, though meat is the primary nutritional and digestible component of the diet. There is also new research that suggests wolves may more typically split open the stomach and spread the contents out, not eating much of the actual partially digested material. I hope research continues on wolf behavior and it furthermore helps shed light on our domestic pups! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Moxie Vertically- challenged hound- dog     Barked: Thu Dec 4, '08 4:09pm PST  1. What is your breed, age and gender? Cardigan Welsh Corgi, 3, Female 2. What type of food do you eat? (kibble, canned, kibble and canned, home-cooked, raw, combination) Raw (Prey Model) 3. Have you experience a health problem that required a diet change? Was it a long term or short term change? Nope 4. Excluding special diets for medical reasons, have you ever made a major diet change? If so why? (switched from commercial to home prepared or vice versa; invested in a higher quality of food or commercial raw like NV or primal, started a rotation diet, etc.). Well, we went from "breeder recommended" kibble (Diamond Lamb and Rice) to Premium Kibbles and Cans... to Raw. That's where research lead me, through knowing nothing, to everything I know now! 5. Do you get annual wellness checks at the vet? Do you get annual blood panels, feces and urine checks? Yes, although not a blood panel thus far, yes for fecal. We are in search of a new vet... 6. What are your thoughts on the relationship between the diet you choose and the health (or absence of illness/disease) in your dog? Again, we believe there is a direct correlation. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

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