There are tons of premade raw products that you can buy.Originally Posted by Pembroke_Corgi
The only downside is that they can be expensive, and there aren't alot suited for dogs like mine, who is on a prey-model diet. You can't feed it WITH the kibble -- but you can feed raw in the morning, and kibble at night, or whatever your schedule is with feeding. The problem is that raw and kibble are digested differently. Kibble is harder to digest and so it takes longer -- it can keep the raw back and let the bacteria in the raw affect the dog.
If you want to find some premade raw, look at small pet supply stores rather than big pet stores -- they typically have better foods than bigger companies. Also try finding a holistic vet in your area -- they may sell premade raw as well.
Here are some premade products.You may be able to ask them if there are any stores in your area selling their produicts, or it may even be listed on the website.
Nature's Variety Frozen Raw
Jake And Daisy's Raw Pet Food
Top Hand Pets Go Raw Oma's Pride
Bravo! Raw Diet
These are the only ones I know of. Nature's Link unfortunatly went out of business, which is unfortunate because they were based right here in Kelowna.
I fed my cat raw (he lives with my mom now and eats kibble). He loved it and was much thinner than he is now. The litterbox was also a much easier task.![]()








The only downside is that they can be expensive, and there aren't alot suited for dogs like mine, who is on a prey-model diet. You can't feed it WITH the kibble -- but you can feed raw in the morning, and kibble at night, or whatever your schedule is with feeding. The problem is that raw and kibble are digested differently. Kibble is harder to digest and so it takes longer -- it can keep the raw back and let the bacteria in the raw affect the dog.
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