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Originally Posted by Teegy  How to take something out of context I have expressed my opinions on food and vets. Never did I say don't go to vets and never did I say people shouldn't feed their dogs whatever they like. But some of you sure feel that you can slam raw feeding without having any dealings with it. Wow really conspiracy theories that's funny.
Why does raw feeding get your backs up so much. It's like having a discussion on religion or politics. We all practice and believe in what works for us and I thought it was about sharing your experience for others to make an educated decision based on that information. |
I don't really think anyone slammed raw. And if they did *slam* raw, isn't it more likely their opinion was uninformed if they had to resort to actual slamming, rather than just giving just a calm factual informed opinion?
Inevitably, the following statements will get people's backs up:
"I disagree with feeding raw, I don't think it's a good idea"
"I disagree with feeding kibble, I don't think it's a good idea"
It goes both ways. Both sentiments have (
sometimes or ostensibly) been expressed in this thread and it's not likely to change significantly. However, I think what can change is the way in which people express their opinion. For me personally, I happen to most respect those opinions that are respectful. If you feel an opinion is attacking (which, btw, I don't see in this thread), confrontational, one-sided, closed minded or whatnot....just chuck it and focus on those opinions that are well rounded. I know it's not always easy bc food IS a sensitive issue, it always has been here...and probably always will be.
Plenty of people support what you're feeding, just as they support kibble, homecooking, 'scrip diets, wet food or what have you.