Raw dog food diets are controversial. While some think this is the way dogs were meant to eat before dogs became our pets, others think dry dog food is the correct diet for our four-legged fur balls. In this article, we’re going to lay out the facts about raw food diets for dogs so you can draw your own conclusion about whether this diet is good or bad for dogs.

A raw dog food diet emphasizes raw meat (often muscle and organ meat), whole or crushed bones, fruits, vegetables, raw eggs and some dairy. Raw diets started with racing greyhounds and sled dogs. It wasn’t until more recently, in 1993, when Australian veterinarian Ian Billinghurst proposed extending these diets to family dogs. He called this the BARF diet for dogs, which stands for Bones and Raw Food or Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. He suggested dogs would flourish on BARF dog food since this is how they ate prior to being domesticated. He argued that commercial pet foods were harmful to the health of dogs. However, many vets and the FDA disagree with Billinghurst’s views.

Our dogs and cats' bodies are designed to digest and thrive on raw meat. It's our job to create delicious, balanced and easy to serve recipes so that they can enjoy this delicious diet at home every day

Raw Feeding for dogs is our attempt to replicate the diet of the Grey Wolf, a distant relative of today's dogs – yes, even your Chihuahua. People who feed raw understand that dogs aren't wolves – they have adapted over the centuries to be our companions and family members. We also understand that the internal makeup of a dog is still very similar to a wolf and therefore feed them as follows:

80% Muscle Meat
10% Bone
5% Liver
5% Offal (secreting organs like kidneys, spleen, pancreas, and testicles)
Many raw feeders also add whole food supplements to their dogs' meals to account for nutrients not found in the meat and bone. I add raw sardines for Omega 3 fatty acids (joints, brain health, and skin and coat health), raw goats milk and kefir (gut health), raw eggs (multi-vitamin), spirulina (immune system), kelp (iodine), oysters (zinc), vegetables (fiber and other nutrients).

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1. Raw Feeding for Dogs
2. Make a Raw Diet for Dogs
3. Mistakes People
4. TO FEED OR NOT TO FEED
5. Provide a Well-Rounded
6. Soil Based Probiotics For Dogs
7. Natural Homemade Diet for Your Pet Dog
8. Is a Vegetarian Diet Appropriate For Dogs?
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12. Is Raw Food Safe for My Dog?

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