it has the right amount of bone in it just for him which is great and it is definitely worth purchasing again. they have a “yappy hour” every thursday night so we place our order and are able… read morewe love raw dog food & co so much!! he had degenerative hip disorder and our vet encouraged us to get him off of human food and onto a high good fats and omega diet.we tried raw food, and he gobbled …

our rule of thumb for raw dog food is 3% of their body weight daily. my dogs love your food. finally a raw dog food that is 100% pure. they truly care about dogs’ health and their product speaks for itself. this food is the best medicine!!! i tried rice water but it didn’t work. but after i give her raw wild, her stool is back to normal. i truly believe that all the dogs should eat raw meat (with …

doggie chop nyc isredefining prey model raw (pmr) food with its locally sourced small-batchultra-premium pmr dog food. the brand recognizes that many pet parents areunaware of the benefits their dogs will receive when they switch to raw food.canines are carnivores, and although mass-produced pet foods based on grainsand fillers have been the norm for so long, dogs are born to eat meat. bysupporting the pmr diet, doggie chop offers dogs a more natural way of eatingand simultaneously enables them to …

the raw pet food supplies goal is to restore the natural diet your pet in which he or she consumes in the wild. our products are all locally sourced from our local butchers and farms. raw pet food supplies owner robyn craig started this company simply to feed her own, friends and families pets a health, fresh, raw food diet without the fillers and by products, the way nature attended. all of our products are certified with no additives. so …

feeding your dog a dry dog food diet (kibble) is not “bad.” you are not “killing” your dog if you feed kibble. dogs can do fine on a cooked, dry dog food or canned diet, but those of us who choose to feed our dogs raw believe it is the healthiest and most natural way for them to eat. i would say for a 65 pound dogs the average cost for pre-made raw is $250 to $300 per month. frozen …