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Millions of people around the world feed their pets a raw diet. This is not a fad. If your vet does not support your quest for a healthy pet via a raw diet, please find another vet!
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My dog generally gets:
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Poached eggs and toast
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Hot oatmeal with cream
Dinner:
Rice and Vegetables
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Boiled potatoes and french cut green beans.
He loves milk to drink and gets a milk beard from it.
He no longer eats dog food. I am sure he would, given a long enough wait but I have made him a rotten rascal so that stares me down until I give him the goods.
I have read about raw diets before and if you have the time to prepare it,it really is beneficial to pets.I wouldnt feed a dog or cat prepared table food but some do.Cooked chicken and rice are very good for a pet w/diarrhea issues.
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