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Thread: Made the switch...raw

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    Made the switch to raw

    Starting yesterday I made the switch exclusively to raw...so far so good. Best thing about it, there is not one big goopie crap to clean out of the kennel yet...Usually right after eating kibble my boy craps...nothing yet!!

    I'll give it a month and will post a follow up

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    If there was a like button I would

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    1) That is one of the major advantages ... WAY less stool.

    2) What are you feeding exactly?

    3)

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    Chicken quarters, turkey necks, chicken gizzards, beef liver, tripe, hearts, egg and yogurt. I'll alternate between fruits/veggies and oatmeal throught the week. I hope to also get scraps from the local grocery store and meat market if the price is right. I also give them krill & fish oil for omega3.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRICKFACE View Post
    Chicken quarters, turkey necks, chicken gizzards, beef liver, tripe, hearts, egg and yogurt. I'll alternate between fruits/veggies and oatmeal throught the week. I hope to also get scraps from the local grocery store and meat market if the price is right. I also give them krill & fish oil for omega3.
    Damn Brickface....they eatin real good! Hope all the hard work and good feed pays off...great job!

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    You'll love it and never feed any other way
    Very fortunate where i live. Tyson has a plant 7 miles from my home and sell all their products much cheaper out of their company store. I get 10lb bags of quarters for $5, no tax. So while the last time I bought a case at Walmart, it was 42.75 making my cost .85 per pound.......now I get em for .50lb. Huge savings over the long haul considering a feed 20lbs a day. I'm saving a min of 5$ a day, or $150 a month, or around $2000 a year.

    Look for the good deals out there!

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    Quote Originally Posted by No Quarter Kennel View Post
    You'll love it and never feed any other way
    Very fortunate where i live. Tyson has a plant 7 miles from my home and sell all their products much cheaper out of their company store. I get 10lb bags of quarters for $5, no tax. So while the last time I bought a case at Walmart, it was 42.75 making my cost .85 per pound.......now I get em for .50lb. Huge savings over the long haul considering a feed 20lbs a day. I'm saving a min of 5$ a day, or $150 a month, or around $2000 a year.

    Look for the good deals out there!
    Indeed....if you hunt game then that helps cut the feed bill down as well..

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