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Making your own raw dog food has the advantage of giving you complete control over what your dog eats. This makes homemade a great option for dogs with food sensitivities or health concerns. Its also more cost effective to make your own than to buy pre-made raw food from a store.

Raw meat is likely to contain harmful bacterial like Salmonella, Listeria, E. coli and more. Cooking meat to a safe temperature kills off those harmful bacteria. By feeding uncooked meat, theres a higher risk your dog could develop a foodborne illness or other type of bacterial infection.

We recommend adding 25% raw food to 75% of your dogs current food for 3 days, then feeding a 50/50 mix for 3 days, then feeding 75% raw and 25% of their old diet for a further 3 days before transitioning fully to We Feed Raw on Day 10.

Step-by-Step Instructions to Make Raw Dog Food Combine beef, chicken necks, vegetables, and beef liver in a large mixing bowl. Mix thoroughly to distribute the ingredients evenly. Portion the mixture into meal-sized servings and store in the freezer. Thaw a portion in the refrigerator overnight before serving.

There are many raw pet food suppliers that sell the various muscle meats, seafood, organs, and meaty bones that can be used in a home prepared diet. Depending on the company, they may offer local pickup, delivery via a local route, or ship these items with dry ice directly to a home address.

The most affordable raw dog food option for your pet would be to combine budget-friendly proteins like chicken and beef with bulk purchases of raw dog food, such as the bulk patties and Essential Boxes from We Feed Raw. Additionally, using raw food as a topper or base for dry dog food can help save money.

Raw meat and offal Poultry like chicken, turkey, goose or duck. Meats like beef, lamb, venison, wild boar or rabbit. Fish like salmon, cod, trout or mackerel. Offal like tripe and heart.

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. However, these percentage may differ depending on your dogs age, size, activity level, and overall health status.