Feeding Your Dog With Raw Food

Does it ever bother you, as a dog owner, what really makes up the bits and pieces of that huge sack of so called "Dog Food" you are feeding your pet? Has it ever occurred to you that many of the components of branded dog food is not organic, or even created under natural conditions? Dog food that claim to be come from bone, blood and animal fat are often derived from animals suffering from various ailments, and probably not the best choice for your pet. Perhaps the time has come to offer your best friend some other alternatives.

Back in the day before big corporations invaded our horizon producing all kinds of products for our dog, there where dogs among us who where fed somehow. If we take a look at the animals in the wild, like the wild dog or the wolf, you will soon notice they nourish themselves from the hunt of the day. They devour their prey in steps, first the stomach and its content, then meat and bones. This method of feeding has kept dogs alive for hundreds of years. Providing all the vitamins and minerals they need to survive without any health complications. Your dog's ancestors had excellent immune systems, not like the present day breeds.

If your dog's meal is composed primarily of scraps from sick animals, wouldn't it be reasonable to conclude that your pet is prone to get sick as well? Eating natural and raw food strengthens your dog's immune system, and provides the necessary nutrients for a healthy body that grows and heals itself fast.

Raw meals are meant to be served but once a day. It is a simple method that requires little effort and provides outstanding results. For best results, however, it is always a good idea to consult your veterinarian to check whether raw meals are actually appropriate and beneficial for your dog.

Not all the components of a raw meal consist of meat. To a large extent, a raw diet is complemented with grains and vegetables. Dog's will eat consume approximately equal amounts of raw foods, as their branded counterpart. By personal experience I have found that dogs are much fonder of raw meat than they are of dry kibbles. One must be prepared to a no return situation, since it often difficult to switch a dog back to kibbles after savoring a piece of meat.

Mixing meat with fruit and vegetables will give added potency to your dog's diet. A good supply of vitamins A, B, C and D is available just by including carrots and apples in your pet's meal plan. Allowing your dog to live and eat like his ancestors did may prove to be a nourishing and healthy experiment your dog will could learn to love.

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