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Originally Posted by Teegy  What they are bringing to light is that the ingredients in major dog foods are not great sources of nutrition for our pets, with the help of great marketing, we have been convinced to feed our dogs food containing cheap filler that has been topped up with vitamins and minerals to pass AAFCO feed requirements. And also showing that the large pet food companies are not willing to be transparent about this. The goal is to show that animals survive on these foods but don't thrive and it's about showing people they don't need to be afraid to feed whole raw foods to their pets. There is a lot of wonderful information and it would be a shame if people didn't take an hour out of their day just to watch it, then form their own opinions at the end.
It's wonderful to see that studies are now being done all over the world to show us this |
I disagree with you. We learned a lot about raw feeding in my vet assistance class I feel very differently about it. There are lots of cons. I personally choose not to talk about it on here because I don't feel like being bashed by multiple people. It is something I would never risk for so many reasons. I also have seen lots of dogs thriving and they are on dry dog food. Mine are thriving on prescription dog food.