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freemotion
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Lucky dog!
Fantastic, thats probably the best darn benifit to raw feeding. I hate stinky pasty dog poo...freemotion said:Absolutely! Small, dark, hard turds that mostly get washed into the grass with a hard rain, unlike the huge masses of undigested corn in the average stinking dog poo.
The mild "constipation" is normal, this helps express the anal glands, more so than a corn-fed diet.
They tend to drink less water than a kibble-fed dog.
My dogs water consumption on the raw food is so much less. I was worried for a while then I read that there is so much water in the raw food they don't need as much water. Now that I had to put one dog on dry, even though it is a freeze dried raw food, she drinks more water. Their poop turns to a white powder after a day. It is great.freemotion said:Absolutely! Small, dark, hard turds that mostly get washed into the grass with a hard rain, unlike the huge masses of undigested corn in the average stinking dog poo.
The mild "constipation" is normal, this helps express the anal glands, more so than a corn-fed diet.
They tend to drink less water than a kibble-fed dog.
http://www.examiner.com/x-798-Denver-Low-Carb-Examiner~y2008m10d24-Low-Carb-Diet-Help-EpilepticsChamp is epileptic and although he is on some pretty heavy duty meds, his epilepsy has thusfar not been controlled. Maybe changing his diet will help.