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Old 07-24-2012, 06:25 AM   #67
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Originally Posted by Ellie May View Post
And I've read about sooooo many prey model raw fed dogs with stomach problems. It is usually chalked up to user error. Owner is counselled about what to try online while sometimes avoiding the vet. So who knows what is really going on.. JMHO, wolves scavenge and they don't sit there and use their paws to do some math about their meals like percent ratio. And they don't eat chicken backs or the like when they get gi upset... So I just don't think that what is said to be a prey model diet is even what really goes on in the wild.
I pretty much feel this way currently.

I'm not *against* PMR -- I think if it works great for your dog, that's fantastic. But clearly this much thought did not go into a wolves diet in the wild.

But I often see people asking if loose poop is normal, if some blood is normal, if blah blah blah is normal, etc... and I'll see replies about a detox period, and yes it's normal. But if my dog was having extremely liquid poos for a few days, I would immediately write the diet off. JMO. I don't really consider it "normal".

I know premade raw is a lot more expensive, but I do feel more comfortable with it. Because I do agree that it's far from "natural" to feed kibble, and I think at least with premade raw, you are getting something a little bit more close to it.
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