[107barney]

Originally Posted by mimimomo

My definition of species appropriate diet is based on their anatomy...specifically, their digestive system. It's designed to eat highly digestible proteins, bones & organs...it gets soaked in a acid bath which also kills the pathogens, like salmonella & other bacteria. It doesn't harm them bc they have a short digestive tract, unlike us humans. Of course, this would be true for a normal healthy dog (or cat).

Yes, some dogs do fabulous on kibble, all their lives. Mine didn't. Like I said, what works for some will not for others.

I'm not going to shove it down anyone's throat...to get to where I am now, it took years & it made sense to me. I would never expect it to make sense to everyone else. You feed your pet what you feel is right. I'm not saying anything is right or wrong, it's what you & I feel comfortable with.

Again, it's like the people who believe autism is caused by vaccine. I leave you to your reality. Whoever it comes from, it's yours.