[Dieselsmama]

Sorry Shalva, I know you gave me a couple titles before but I can't find where I wrote them down. I've been feeding a diet of kibble in the am feeding and a preprepared raw diet in the evenings. The preprepared is just so pricey I think I'm ready to start preparing my own and see if it's more cost effective. So if anyone has some suggestions they'd be much appreciated. Thanks

Caught all the answers I need thus far in Chat, thanks Shalva, I'll keep ya posted.

[RawFedDogs]

Originally Posted by Dieselsmama

I've been feeding a diet of kibble in the am feeding and a preprepared raw diet in the evenings. The preprepared is just so pricey I think I'm ready to start preparing my own and see if it's more cost effective. So if anyone has some suggestions they'd be much appreciated.

Yes, you are absolutely correct about the pre-mix raw. Not only is it expensive but like kibble, you have no control over the ingredients. There is a lot of bone in them and some useless ingredients.

The ONLY book on raw feeding worth reading is "Work Wonders" by Dr. Tom Lonsdale. You can get it at http://www.amazon.com or http://www.dogwise.com I would check them both for the best price. You can also download a copy in PDF format for a small charge from Tom's website http://www.rawmeatybones.com.

Some web sites I recommend are:
http://www.skylarzack.com/rawfeeding.htm --- My web page
http://rawfeddogs.net/ --- be sure and check the recipes page.
http://www.rawlearning.com/ --- check the FAQ
http://www.rawfed.com/ --- Look at the myths
http://www.rawmeatybones.com

[Dieselsmama]

I will check those all out, Thanks so much

[JayBarnes]

That myth's page on rawfed.com is a great source of info.