My dog is fussy. She has been on one food for a while (after trying everything that is not crap and that she might like), but she has now gone off that too. I know I should really ignore her, and if she is hungry, she will eat, but I feel so mean doing that - I know I am pandering to her. She is small, has a small appetite, so is at least cheap to feed. One thing she loves is raw meat (beef mince, stewing steak, lamb offcuts) and, of course, fresh cooked meats of all types.
I was looking at the raw dog food freezer in the pet shop. Is there any advantage in feeding that meat, which to me looked low quality? For example, there was a pack of 'minced beef', which looked like the cheapest quality, which was more, cost wise, than the equivalent unfrozen 'human' pack in Aldi. Could I not simply always buy fresh meat designed for human consumption and either cook it myself or feed raw? I have tried it and she loves it. Does anyone else do this? Also, if you've got a fussy dog, I would be interested in what you do to tempt them to eat.
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Raw dog food, is it good quality meat?
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Lucisky · 05/11/2018 18:44
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