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loppylou
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PostSubject: BARF diet   BARF diet Icon_minitimeTue Sep 09, 2008 4:13 pm

I used to feed suki(rottie) (now passed away) a BARF diet and she thirived on this, we rescued titch (rottie) about 6 months ago and im struggeling to get him into the same, he was fed only dry compete food since he was a pup, i have to blend chicken wings, meat and even veg mixed with dry food to get him to eat it, he moults like you wouldnt believe but this has improved since being on the new diet, any suggesteing for getting him used to bones or even just chunks of meat? im looking for a new pup at the min and when he arrives im planning on feeding him the BARF diet but i dont want titch to feel left out since the pup will be used to bones and meat without blending.
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PostSubject: reply   BARF diet Icon_minitimeSat Sep 13, 2008 10:32 am

90% of the time when one dog sees another dog eat something, The want it as well. I am sure you will have no problem going from dry food to better stuff Wink
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