http://eatall.net/2010/01/how-much-fresh-food-should-i-supplement-a-dogs-kibble-with-and-how-often-should-i-feed-him-canned-food/ A site about food Tue, 16 Feb 2010 18:36:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://eatall.net/2010/01/how-much-fresh-food-should-i-supplement-a-dogs-kibble-with-and-how-often-should-i-feed-him-canned-food/#comment-280 Cara Mon, 18 Jan 2010 05:29:44 +0000 http://eatall.net/2010/01/how-much-fresh-food-should-i-supplement-a-dogs-kibble-with-and-how-often-should-i-feed-him-canned-food/#comment-280 With a pup at that age, consult your vet and see what they say. It is important to pay attention to protein and fat levels. With a pup at that age, consult your vet and see what they say. It is important to pay attention to protein and fat levels.

]]> http://eatall.net/2010/01/how-much-fresh-food-should-i-supplement-a-dogs-kibble-with-and-how-often-should-i-feed-him-canned-food/#comment-278 T.B. Mon, 18 Jan 2010 04:59:06 +0000 http://eatall.net/2010/01/how-much-fresh-food-should-i-supplement-a-dogs-kibble-with-and-how-often-should-i-feed-him-canned-food/#comment-278 Your dog can be entirely fed on Raw. If you wish to feed a mix of Raw and kibble, and there are some good reasons to do that, then keep the two separate, for instance, feed kibble for the morning meal and Raw for the evening. Research Raw feeding on line, it'll only take a couple hours of reading to understand it, there are several models, and I'd not claim that one is superior to the other. I don't use vegetables myself, just Green Tripe and a SeaMeal supplement, but those who do use vegetables are equally successful. Tripe is a highly recommended starter food to get a puppy on raw, and then I personally start them on whole ground chicken. I wouldn't bother with canned food at all. Your dog can be entirely fed on Raw. If you wish to feed a mix of Raw and kibble, and there are some good reasons to do that, then keep the two separate, for instance, feed kibble for the morning meal and Raw for the evening.
Research Raw feeding on line, it’ll only take a couple hours of reading to understand it, there are several models, and I’d not claim that one is superior to the other. I don’t use vegetables myself, just Green Tripe and a SeaMeal supplement, but those who do use vegetables are equally successful. Tripe is a highly recommended starter food to get a puppy on raw, and then I personally start them on whole ground chicken.
I wouldn’t bother with canned food at all.

]]> http://eatall.net/2010/01/how-much-fresh-food-should-i-supplement-a-dogs-kibble-with-and-how-often-should-i-feed-him-canned-food/#comment-279 pete_tin Mon, 18 Jan 2010 04:48:31 +0000 http://eatall.net/2010/01/how-much-fresh-food-should-i-supplement-a-dogs-kibble-with-and-how-often-should-i-feed-him-canned-food/#comment-279 Canned food should only be used as an appetizer...not a diet. Bad for their teeth. You should put the food in his bowl, the recommended amount....watch how he eats..if he cleans it up fast...he may need a little more. You have to go by the individual dog. They are all different. Canned food should only be used as an appetizer…not a diet. Bad for their teeth. You should put the food in his bowl, the recommended amount….watch how he eats..if he cleans it up fast…he may need a little more. You have to go by the individual dog. They are all different.

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