Raw Feeding for Pets

Raw feeding involves a diet of raw meat, bones, and organs.

Meat (70%):

Choose high-quality options like chicken, turkey, beef, or lamb. Ensure it's fresh and suitable for your pet's size.

Bones (10%):

Include raw bones for nutrients and dental health. Use soft bones (e.g., chicken necks) for small pets and larger bones (e.g., beef ribs) for bigger animals.

Organs (10%):

Incorporate organ meats like liver, kidney, and heart for essential vitamins and minerals.

Vegetables (Optional, 10%):

Add vegetables like carrots or spinach for extra nutrients, but this is optional.

Supplements:

Consider fish oil or probiotics for additional nutrients.

Balanced Diet:

Aim for a balanced ratio: 70% meat, 10% bones, 10% organs, and optional 10% vegetables. Ask me for product recommendations!

Transition Gradually:

Transition to a raw diet gradually over a few weeks to avoid digestive issues.

Research your pet's nutritional needs and monitor their health regularly.