Not ready to commit to daily raw feeding?

How about once a week, say on a day off?

What You will Need - Basics

• Meat

• Calcium

• Omega 3 fish body oil

What You Will Need - Details

• Meat protein: Poultry, beef, pork (chunk, not ground)

• Calcium supplement: 1/2 tsp. powdered egg shell per lb. of meat - or - store-bought calcium carbonate supplement (see Tips). Sprinkle calcium supplement on top of meat before serving

• Omega 3 supplement: Fish body oil; Salmon oil preferred (see Tips)

How Often/When to Feed

Once or twice a day. Remember, if you feed twice a day, feed only 1/2 of daily amount at each meal. (see tips)

Suggested Feeding Quantity
(once a week)

CAUTION:

• Serve meat at 'prey' body temperature (~100^o F).

Warm in oven or toaster oven set on Warm (175^o F or less).

DO NOT warm in microwave.

• This information is for feeding your dog one raw meal a week. If you intend to feed two or more raw meals a week, you must learn more & include supplements.

• Sanitize everything when finished.

What to Expect

• Smaller poop. Real food is more digestible and passes through dog's digestive system twice as fast as kibble. Besides, you are not adding fillers, binding agents, preservatives, etc.

• Dog may swallow meat chunks whole—it’s OK--dogs don't chew; they only crush.

• A very happy dog.

Sanitation

Use common-sense sanitary precautions handling raw meat.
(For you! The dog will be fine)