Cooked meat and dry?? Help!!

No really, I fed broccoli once, and the result was even the dogs were leaving the room. I had the same result with Taste of the Wild kibble. It was awful.

When my dogs get meat, they get it raw. I don't cook it, and they don't seem to care. They would eat anything I put in the bowl.
 
ClantyreSheltie said:
When my dogs get meat, they get it raw. I don't cook it, and they don't seem to care. They would eat anything I put in the bowl.
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I used to cook my last dog's meat, and it got to the point where he wouldn't eat anything raw. I started Dickens with raw, and now he's just a little suspicious of cooked, even though he eats it with no problems. Raw is certainly easier, although I doubt if there are any significant differences in the quality or nutrition.
 
ClantyreSheltie said:
No really, I fed broccoli once, and the result was even the dogs were leaving the room. I had the same result with Taste of the Wild kibble. It was awful.
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Don't tell Tully that - all she needs is an excuse not to eat broccoli. Atm she find only eats it to torture Deska, after she's 'accidently' dropped it near him and then snarled when he looks in her direction. But as she's on a diet of 75% veggie she'll have to suck it up. No farting with the veggie diet though, and interestingly less poo.
 
Might have to ask your dogs that. Tully won't eat raw veggies so I cook them. Veggies are easier to digest when they are cooked, helps to break down some of the starches. I know dogs that love to munch on a raw carrot though, and Deska will eat them raw, but then he's not fussy.
 
I steam them instead of boiling the veggies and put them in a processor to chop them up add to the broth of chicken and I freeze it in ice cube trays- take out a few and let defrost.
 
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