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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 593422" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>This got me interested so I went on you tube and other sites and read more. Such diverse ideas!</p><p>I did find it interesting that vegetables are not able to be processed unless pureed but that is only of you want them to get some of the nutrition. </p><p>They are valuable in other ways of eaten raw, not pureed, like they naturally express the anal glands if eaten whole. </p><p></p><p>I was reading about feeding raw versus cooking for homemade. That is interesting too.....but the big take away was that almost any bones are ok....as long as they are not cooked. Some said not to use the really strong weight bearing bones because teeth can break. </p><p>I thought all chicken bones were bad, some sites were picky about the back bones and some said to supervise of your dog doesn't know to chew them yet sure to no experience, to start holding it to force them to bite. But as long as they are not cooked, they are fine. </p><p></p><p>Not sure I'm up to raw, but really seems the most nutritious overall. </p><p></p><p>Well, JJ happily ate his nutri source.....but I'm really considering....</p><p></p><p>And the list of no no foods...some I knew but some I didn't</p><p></p><p>So we have chocolate</p><p>Onions</p><p>Grapes</p><p>Raisins</p><p>Macadamia nuts (and others loo forgot but loo don't buy them)</p><p>Apple seeds and some other seeds</p><p>Did someone say cauliflower?</p><p></p><p>Jj loves crunching carrots, spinach, broccoli.....</p><p></p><p>I saw that many people feed turkey....but some here said no I saw. </p><p></p><p>gonna do some more research.......</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 593422, member: 12886"] This got me interested so I went on you tube and other sites and read more. Such diverse ideas! I did find it interesting that vegetables are not able to be processed unless pureed but that is only of you want them to get some of the nutrition. They are valuable in other ways of eaten raw, not pureed, like they naturally express the anal glands if eaten whole. I was reading about feeding raw versus cooking for homemade. That is interesting too.....but the big take away was that almost any bones are ok....as long as they are not cooked. Some said not to use the really strong weight bearing bones because teeth can break. I thought all chicken bones were bad, some sites were picky about the back bones and some said to supervise of your dog doesn't know to chew them yet sure to no experience, to start holding it to force them to bite. But as long as they are not cooked, they are fine. Not sure I'm up to raw, but really seems the most nutritious overall. Well, JJ happily ate his nutri source.....but I'm really considering.... And the list of no no foods...some I knew but some I didn't So we have chocolate Onions Grapes Raisins Macadamia nuts (and others loo forgot but loo don't buy them) Apple seeds and some other seeds Did someone say cauliflower? Jj loves crunching carrots, spinach, broccoli..... I saw that many people feed turkey....but some here said no I saw. gonna do some more research....... [/QUOTE]
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