Im going to sound very confusing here Im sure, but your help is greatly appreciated:
I want to switch Rocky over to the RAW meat diet. I have done the Natures Variety style raw meat, but that gets a little expensive and becomes a pain.
My question here is, When I go to a butcher, what should I ask for? What Do I get? What to look for and what not to get? Also, bones, any specific bones or treats that I can get from the butcher?
I was at a local butcher store in the town where I work, and he gave me 4 very large ham bones for $2.00
Any help is great!
I want to switch Rocky over to the RAW meat diet. I have done the Natures Variety style raw meat, but that gets a little expensive and becomes a pain.
My question here is, When I go to a butcher, what should I ask for? What Do I get? What to look for and what not to get? Also, bones, any specific bones or treats that I can get from the butcher?
I was at a local butcher store in the town where I work, and he gave me 4 very large ham bones for $2.00
Any help is great!
) The link above also lists other prepared raw diet suppliers - many are less expensive than Nature's Variety, although the NV chubs are more economical than the patties or nuggets - I would suggest sticking with prepared raw until you've done some research. An improperly fed raw diet can be quite problematic. (A quick note, it's really not a "raw meat" diet; it's raw meat and bones, organs, and some vegetable/fruit matter. I only specify because a lot of the 'anti-raw' contingent base their claims on an actual raw meat diet - no bones, organs, etc. - and that is not a proper raw diet.)
