People act as if feeding raw is a gimmick or a slogan. They think if they toss their dogs a slab of hamburger meat for more than 2 consecutive days that they "feed raw" now.
Just because a person grabs a bag of chicken guts and slings it around for a week does not make them "raw feeders."
Feeding an optimal raw diet takes
planning and being given
a combination of well-chosen ingredients, not just "some hamburger."
And the benefits of feeding an optimal raw diet do NOT happen from part-time efforts, but only from
repeated,
consistent, and
continual efforts
Truly feeding an optimal raw diet is a lifetime commitment to your animals' welfare; it is not a "fad" or something to "brag about" online, but lie about at home.
It is a repeated, and consistent effort that is only possible by intelligent NON-lazy dogmen.
It will ALWAYS be easier to walk through the yard slinging kibble back-and-forth with a measuring cup ... but it will NEVER produce as good longterm-health results as making a true commitment to taking the time
every day of the year,
year-after-year, to provide an optimal raw diet.
Jack
Originally Posted by CA Jack
People act as if feeding raw is a gimmick or a slogan. They think if they toss their dogs a slab of hamburger meat for more than 2 consecutive days that they "feed raw" now.
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