Do you cut your dogs food up?
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Do you cut your dogs food up?
Do you cut your dogs food up?
So, I've started feeding Molly ox heart, and have cut 1/4 of a heart into 3-4 reasonably big chunks.
The mother in law has then decided that it needs to be cut smaller........
Is it just me who thinks a wild dog wouldn't have someone there to cut their food up for them? Wouldn't they just rip chunks off of gnaw on it?
The mother in law has then decided that it needs to be cut smaller........
Is it just me who thinks a wild dog wouldn't have someone there to cut their food up for them? Wouldn't they just rip chunks off of gnaw on it?
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Re: Do you cut your dogs food up?
Never! But I don't feed raw so don't need to, I mix it though!
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Re: Do you cut your dogs food up?
I have to, to an extent, because Dempsey is too thick not to try swallowing everything whole! But I only cut it to about 3" or 4 " strips, about 4" or 5" wide.
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