Transitioning to raw

Thanks for sharing, yet another, success story. My main reason for going raw is b/c I researched dog food for days, all day, and couldn't fine one that I really liked. They all had pros/cons and none of them I loved-- and I wasn't even putting a price on the issue whatsoever. I started looking into raw feeding and liked the idea that I know exactly what my dog is eating. So far, so good. No belly aches or even loose bowls. I'm sticking with chicken for a week or two to get them used to the idea of raw meat and bones, then I'll introduce a new protein and make sure they do okay on that. My main reason in doing that is so if they have a probably with a protein then I know, verses giving them a lot of different things and having no clue what they are having adverse reactions about. Here's some pictures of my gang enjoying:

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Mommy's Carnivore-ha!
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That last picture is priceless! Loved looking at them,and so glad so far so good with them.How is Lily doing,any more episodes?
 
mbfrench said:
That last picture is priceless! Loved looking at them,and so glad so far so good with them.How is Lily doing,any more episodes?
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No episodes since last Wednesday. She started having one Thursday and we gave her a teaspoon of honey and she snapped out of it. I've been giving her a teaspoon of honey every day and it seems to be working... or maybe she's just stopped... Thanks so much for asking :)
 
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