Rock62
Well-Known Member
Well, need to shift my dog off kibble.
When I was oversees I could feed him for about $1.00/day on a raw diet. Came back to the states to find a raw diet was much more expensive than kibble. Yeah, i know kibble is highly processed trash and generally a poor diet for an animal. Kinda like a person eating McD every meal every day.
Anyhow, thanks to run away inflation. Kibble cost has exceeded raw food cost. I can save about $30+/month. So, his diet will shift to a 75% mix of beef heart & liver with some chicken thigh and 25% veggie/fruit. Currently, a 10 lb bag of kibble is $58. Shoot, steak isn't much more expensive.
In the long haul this will be a healthier natural diet for my dog. You wouldn't believe the raw material sources for kibble.
If you are feeding kibble, I urge you to do research regarding what it is actually made from. You will likely discover terms like 4D meat, seed hulls, chemicals.........as primary materials. Then begin looking at the animal's physiology. Dogs are specifically equipped to digest meat, fat and bone. They are not able to digest grains of any sort.
Some food for thought for dog owners.
When I was oversees I could feed him for about $1.00/day on a raw diet. Came back to the states to find a raw diet was much more expensive than kibble. Yeah, i know kibble is highly processed trash and generally a poor diet for an animal. Kinda like a person eating McD every meal every day.
Anyhow, thanks to run away inflation. Kibble cost has exceeded raw food cost. I can save about $30+/month. So, his diet will shift to a 75% mix of beef heart & liver with some chicken thigh and 25% veggie/fruit. Currently, a 10 lb bag of kibble is $58. Shoot, steak isn't much more expensive.
In the long haul this will be a healthier natural diet for my dog. You wouldn't believe the raw material sources for kibble.
If you are feeding kibble, I urge you to do research regarding what it is actually made from. You will likely discover terms like 4D meat, seed hulls, chemicals.........as primary materials. Then begin looking at the animal's physiology. Dogs are specifically equipped to digest meat, fat and bone. They are not able to digest grains of any sort.
Some food for thought for dog owners.