Looking for a way to keep your dog mentally stimulated and nourished? Kongs help to clean teeth, control plaque, and keep your dog entertained. This kong recipe is one-of-a-kind and Halloween-ready!
So…what is this spooky enrichment snack filled with? Freeze-tried treats, chicken hearts, We Feed Raw’s complete and balanced Venison Patty, a Silkie chicken foot, frozen ”gravestone” molds made out of dehydrated pork blood and yogurt. Freeze for an extra challenge or feed as is.
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There are many benefits of feeding your dog raw dog food, including better health and more energy. However, there are some things you should know before you start. You need to make sure that the ingredients are all healthy for your dog. Don’t buy raw food for your dog that contains low-quality meat. This can lead to food spoilage. Alternatively, you can purchase freeze-dried raw dog food. These foods are a convenient and economical way to add raw food to your dog’s diet.
Whether you buy prepackaged raw dog food or make your own, you need to make sure that you follow the AAFCO guidelines. This is the group that regulates the nutritional value of commercial dog foods. These guidelines include the amount of protein, carbohydrates, fat, vitamins, minerals, and water that your dog needs. You should also adjust the recipe for the size of your dog’s stomach. In general, a raw diet should contain about 80% muscle meat and 10% bone and organ meat. This model includes the liver.
The food you choose should be palatable and easy to digest for your dog. There are many varieties of raw dog food available, and some are even suited to your dog’s specific dietary needs. It is important to check the ingredients before purchasing it, though, as some products are made of less-than-nutritious ingredients.
