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18-11-2011, 17:56
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My vet's opinion regarding the raw meet with bones: the collagen from the bones will cause in time steatosis .... and after a period I will have a dog with a diseased liver ...
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18-11-2011, 18:26
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I agree with prey model raw if possible. We have been feeding this for about 3 years now. My CSV has never eaten kibble before. And about your vets' diagnosis on the liver - there are even raw diets proscribed to dogs with liver issues, so ..
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18-11-2011, 18:32
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Is not about the meet ... it's about the bones ...
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18-11-2011, 18:36
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 a complete raw diet has meat, bones, and organ.If it is reassuring, blood analysis values for all of my dogs have all come back normal multiple times. We test 1x a year for the younger dogs and 2x a year for my older one (14 years). Last edited by yukidomari; 18-11-2011 at 18:42. |
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