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I read through the lengthy Why Not thread yesterday evening and really enjoyed the debate. It has also helped me to push forward with feeding my girls RAW diet.
My husband side tracked us today by giving Casey and Ava kibble while I was at work after I specifically told him not too. I was really upset seeing the kibble in their bowls when I got home. I got rid of the last of it this evening so hopefully, it won't happen again.
This morning, I pulled out a roaster chicken for the girls' dinner and split it right in half, one side for each of them when I got home. It took them about an hour to eat it. I'm thinking that is okay since they really didn't know what to do with it at first. I even encouraged Casey a bit more than Ava to go ahead and eat up and she did to my delight. When they were done, there was two legs left so I put them back in the fridge for breakfast tomorrow.
I took pics of the girls I'd like to show. Casey skin is a bit patchy though and she is the main reason why I'm starting them on the RAW diet. I hope it helps her. I just wanted to warn ya before you all saw her and say OMG!
Here is Casey. She was so funny, she's a dainty eater. She was hardly putting effort into it.

I hate posting this pic of her because I feel so guilty, perhaps contributing to the hair loss via poor diet all her life. We were told it was a flea allergy but she doesn't have fleas. She's FRONTLINED every month and she get's this way a few times a year at odd times, never really knowing when it's going to happen. Since starting a couple days ago, her hair has become soft which is a big improvement thus far. I hope it's from the RAW diet I've been feeding her and it continues to improve.

And Ava. She was all over it, even using her paws to hold it down and rip, crunch and chew.

Ava thought Casey's piece was much better. She kept staring at hers.

I look forward to learning more and contributing to the forum. Thanks for having us.
My husband side tracked us today by giving Casey and Ava kibble while I was at work after I specifically told him not too. I was really upset seeing the kibble in their bowls when I got home. I got rid of the last of it this evening so hopefully, it won't happen again.
This morning, I pulled out a roaster chicken for the girls' dinner and split it right in half, one side for each of them when I got home. It took them about an hour to eat it. I'm thinking that is okay since they really didn't know what to do with it at first. I even encouraged Casey a bit more than Ava to go ahead and eat up and she did to my delight. When they were done, there was two legs left so I put them back in the fridge for breakfast tomorrow.
I took pics of the girls I'd like to show. Casey skin is a bit patchy though and she is the main reason why I'm starting them on the RAW diet. I hope it helps her. I just wanted to warn ya before you all saw her and say OMG!
Here is Casey. She was so funny, she's a dainty eater. She was hardly putting effort into it.

I hate posting this pic of her because I feel so guilty, perhaps contributing to the hair loss via poor diet all her life. We were told it was a flea allergy but she doesn't have fleas. She's FRONTLINED every month and she get's this way a few times a year at odd times, never really knowing when it's going to happen. Since starting a couple days ago, her hair has become soft which is a big improvement thus far. I hope it's from the RAW diet I've been feeding her and it continues to improve.

And Ava. She was all over it, even using her paws to hold it down and rip, crunch and chew.

Ava thought Casey's piece was much better. She kept staring at hers.

I look forward to learning more and contributing to the forum. Thanks for having us.