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So, while its true that feeding raw meat is good for your dog, your dogs diet should contain other minerals, vitamins, amino and fatty acids, and sources of fiber to aid with digestion. This can be done by introducing eggs, vegetables, and supplements to their predominantly raw meat diet.

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The Basics of Homemade Raw Dog Food To make a balanced raw diet, follow these general pointers: Remember that a dogs meal should consist of 60-80% meat and offal, 10-30% vegetables, and 10% bones.

If you feed home-prepared raw, unless your meat is from grass-fed animals or you feed pastured eggs, youll need to feed fish or supplement with cod liver oil for your dog to get enough vitamin D. But be careful if you feed a pre-made raw diet as some have added vitamin D (or D3) already.

There are also no clinically proven benefits of a raw food diet, but there are documented hazards and risks. In addition to the potential for nutritional deficiencies and harmful bacteria and parasites, the presence of bones in a raw food diet can lead to perforation or obstruction of the gastrointestinal tract.

Raw, natural food can be easier for dogs to digest. Plus, theres none of the added sugar, bulkers or derivatives found in some pet foods, that can cause our pets digestive issues.

Balancing calcium and phosphorus in a raw dog food diet is critical. The ideal ratio is 1:1, which is exactly what you will find in raw green tripe. Adding tripe along with bone and muscle meat is a great way to supplement your dogs diet to ensure they are getting the calcium and phosphorus they need.

Generally, we suggest feeding 80% meat and offal with 20% fruits and vegetables. Alternatively, if youd like to add some carbohydrates, wed recommend feeding around 60% meat and offal with 20% fruits and vegetables and 20% carbohydrate.