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Hello, I am changing my dogs diet - I am going to be feeding her cooked meat, does anyone know how many ounces/ lb to feed a dog to give them enough caloric intake?
She is 55 pounds.
THANKS
She is 55 pounds.
THANKS
Is there any reason why you would be feeding cooked instead of raw? It seems to me that a dog's diet is probably better served with raw meat than cooked meat and it wouldn't need the extra prep work in the kitchen. Raw bones are also much safer for your dog than cooked bones which can splinter and cause damage or even choking in the worst case.Hello, I am changing my dogs diet - I am going to be feeding her cooked meat, does anyone know how many ounces/ lb to feed a dog to give them enough caloric intake?
She is 55 pounds.
What else besides meat are you going to give her?Hello, I am changing my dogs diet - I am going to be feeding her cooked meat, does anyone know how many ounces/ lb to feed a dog to give them enough caloric intake?
She is 55 pounds.
THANKS
Hello, I am changing my dogs diet - I am going to be feeding her cooked meat, does anyone know how many ounces/ lb to feed a dog to give them enough caloric intake?
She is 55 pounds.
THANKS
Why? Dogs are not omnivores and can't properly digest this veggie slop you're recommending. It's a waste of $$ and time to add this into a carnivore's diet.I would add Dr Harveys Veg to Bowl to a homecooked or Raw diet
I understand what your saying but no matter what there are people who still/like the fact of adding veggies into their dogs diet, read my post again I never said I recommended it, I said thats somthing that """I""" would doWhy? Dogs are not omnivores and can't properly digest this veggie slop you're recommending. It's a waste of $$ and time to add this into a carnivore's diet.
At $13/lb for freeze dried veggies I can think of an almost endless list of meat, bone & organs I'd rather spend my $$ on...![]()
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I'm not trying to argue, but posting up saying that you would use a product in conjunction of what the OP was stating....isn't that a recommendation? That is definitely how I perceived your post, recommending that the OP add in the product that you use personally to a homecooked diet.I understand what your saying but no matter what there are people who still/like the fact of adding veggies into their dogs diet, read my post again I never said I recommended it, I said thats somthing that """I""" would do
I guess I'm confused now.I understand what your saying but no matter what there are people who still/like the fact of adding veggies into their dogs diet, read my post again I never said I recommended it, I said thats somthing that """I""" would do
I guess I'm confused now.
Why wouldn't you recommend it then?
I understand that people want to feed vegetables to their carnivores for whatever reason. What I can't wrap my head around is paying $13 per pound for freeze dried veggies
I never said that I didnt recommend it I meant that its up to you whether you want to feed your dog veggies or not because I believe you can do it either way, its just that some people like to do it and some people dont!I'm really confused about your logic here, and its not the whole "feeding veggies to your dog" dilemma that we see ALL the time here. Its the fact that you post up mentioning it, which comes across as recommending it, but then later state that you *don't* recommend it and now you say that you ARE recommending it. So...why post up about it in the first place???
This conveys you saying you don't recommend it to me at least?read my post again I never said I recommended it, I said thats somthing that """I""" would do
It really is completely up to the person on whether they think its right to feed veggies and fruit to their dogs. I don't understand why we get so many threads that turn into such a debate over something that is just so miniscule. Its like we all feed a more appropriate diet than most kibbles out there so why sweat the small stuff?I never said that I didnt recommend it I meant that its up to you whether you want to feed your dog veggies or not because I believe you can do it either way, its just that some people like to do it and some people dont!
(sorry for the confusion)
I just can't fathom spending that kind of $$I don't understand why we get so many threads that turn into such a debate over something that is just so miniscule. Its like we all feed a more appropriate diet than most kibbles out there so why sweat the small stuff?
I'm in complete agreement with you, but everyone here is entitled to their own opinions, even those who we don't agree with :wink: :tongue:I just can't fathom spending that kind of $$
We pay ~$0.60/lb for quality meat, bones & organs.
I can't wrap my head around paying $13/lb for dehydrated vegetables
Never said they weren't :tongue: Just trying to understand the logicI'm in complete agreement with you, but everyone here is entitled to their own opinions, even those who we don't agree with :wink: :tongue:
Understanding the logic is the difficult part...especially since you don't agree.Never said they weren't :tongue: Just trying to understand the logic