Cat food - dry/wet (this has probably been discussed a thousand times already)

The rawfeeding group discussions often center on dogs, but since they
consider the dog and cat both to be carnivores that thrive on the
nearest replica of whole carcasses we can manage, the dog-feeding advice
applies to cats too--just feed appropriately sized pieces.

-Alison in OH


Is that the kind of advice being dished out over there? Dogs aren't
carnivores, they are omnivores. What else are they getting wrong?

The rawfeeding group discussions often center on dogs, but since they
consider the dog and cat both to be carnivores that thrive on the
nearest replica of whole carcasses we can manage, the dog-feeding advice
applies to cats too--just feed appropriately sized pieces.

-Alison in OH


Is that the kind of advice being dished out over there? Dogs aren't
carnivores, they are omnivores. What else are they getting wrong?

In article ,
(GAUBSTER2) wrote:

The rawfeeding group discussions often center on dogs, but since they
consider the dog and cat both to be carnivores that thrive on the
nearest replica of whole carcasses we can manage, the dog-feeding advice
applies to cats too--just feed appropriately sized pieces.

-Alison in OH


Is that the kind of advice being dished out over there? Dogs aren't
carnivores, they are omnivores. What else are they getting wrong?

If you prefer the term "predators" I won't hold it against you.

HTH!

-Alison in OH

In article ,
(GAUBSTER2) wrote:

The rawfeeding group discussions often center on dogs, but since they
consider the dog and cat both to be carnivores that thrive on the
nearest replica of whole carcasses we can manage, the dog-feeding advice
applies to cats too--just feed appropriately sized pieces.

-Alison in OH


Is that the kind of advice being dished out over there? Dogs aren't
carnivores, they are omnivores. What else are they getting wrong?

If you prefer the term "predators" I won't hold it against you.

HTH!

-Alison in OH