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Raw food once a week?
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Maikolo V
MemberWould it be okay to just have raw meals prepared once a week for my pup. I have a 12week old rottie still on kibbles but still researching and want to learn more about raw meals. I was ondering if I did start him out would once a week do any harm?
Sloane K
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Making the switch to a raw dog diet does include a few changes. For the sake of simplicity, a rule of thumb is to feed your dog 2x per day: noon & dinner time. But your dog should be fed every day.
Prepare your raw food once per day, but split it into two meals: one for noon & one for dinner.
Your dog will likely act hungry during this switch, but you sohuldnāt give in to this. Use their weight as a guide to more or less food.
But ultimately I would seek out a professional such as your local veternarian for the best advice.
Wish you the best.
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