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by Laura frize Sat Jun 29 2013, 23:12
It's only just dawned on me lol slow I know but pork isn't a meat you see in dog food range either in tin food to raw?? Is it bad for dogs?? Xxx
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Re: Pork
by Mattylee Sun Jun 30 2013, 01:08
Hmmmmm??? I'm not 100% sure, but as far as I know I don't think pork is the best. I'm pretty sure it's something to do with digestive system or something. Don't quote me on this, and I'm sure someone with more knowledge will be around to give a better answer. Anyone????
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Re: Pork
by Guest Sun Jun 30 2013, 01:18
Pork is absolutely fine for dogs to eat cooked and raw
My boys are on a raw diet and eat ALOT of raw pork.
Some dogs get an upeat belly with pork but that's it
Pork used to contain a parasite that was very bad for us and dogs but UK pork is clear of it now as are alot of other places
My boys are on a raw diet and eat ALOT of raw pork.
Some dogs get an upeat belly with pork but that's it
Pork used to contain a parasite that was very bad for us and dogs but UK pork is clear of it now as are alot of other places
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Re: Pork
by Kell Sun Jun 30 2013, 02:56
Chiquito loves pork
Many people believe there are many reasons why dogs should not have pork - everything from worm parasites in the meat through to it being too fatty and an inflammatory. However as long as it is not wild pig you have just killed, very fatty cuts and they do not live on pork alone 24/7, as Ella said above, it is fine
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Re: Pork
by Laura frize Sun Jun 30 2013, 09:36
Fab thank you, one more thing for Herbie to try out xxxx
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Re: Pork
by Sazzle Sun Jun 30 2013, 23:56
Glad it's OK, just got a bag full of freeby raw pork bones!!
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