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Post by JoNaThAn Wed Jun 29 2011, 10:05

Yes,dogs can eat raw meat.However,the meat in stores is full of bacteria and viruses.Cooking the meat kills the bad stuff,but if you feed it to your dog raw..you may have problems.You should only feed your dog fresh raw meat (like,the animal was killed the same day)


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Post by Nosipho Wed Jun 29 2011, 11:30

Thats like saying that humans shouldn't eat fresh meat they should only eat macdonalds...
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Post by Guest Wed Jun 29 2011, 11:34

also if you freeze fresh meat to kill off the bacteria and totally defrost before feeding the risk is really minamal so not really a valid problem

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Post by Guest Wed Jun 29 2011, 12:20

Dogs can cope with 'ripe' meat very well. There are now many thousands of dogs around the world on a raw diet, and I've rarely heard of any problems re: bacteria/food poisoning; certainly no more so that with cooked meat.

You might just as well say that no canids are carrion eaters, whereas of course there are. Don't forget that many wild dogs will bury any food they cannot consume straight away for eating later.

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Dog nutrition Empty IM NOT SAYING NOT TO GIVE FRESH MEAT,IM SAYING THEY NEED MORE VITAMINS IN THERE DIET

Post by JoNaThAn Wed Jun 29 2011, 17:18

bigwazza wrote:also if you freeze fresh meat to kill off the bacteria and totally defrost before feeding the risk is really minamal so not really a valid problem
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Post by Guest Wed Jun 29 2011, 17:23

you have been warned about the way you are posting and your attitude please take the opportunity to reflect your behaviour this is a family friendly site

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Post by Guest Wed Jun 29 2011, 21:13

JoNaThAn, if you're feeding a raw meaty bones diet properly they will get all the vitamins & minerals they need from their food. They don't need extra.

Same goes if you feed a dry complete food. It's only if you cook food that you have to start adding things to make up for the vitamins etc you lose through cooking.

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Post by Nosipho Thu Jun 30 2011, 11:30

Troll! >Smile
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