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Fish Feeding Guide For The Love of Raw

WebAmounts to feed per week: · Small dogs and cats - 33g (1.2 oz) of small oily fish per 10 lbs (4.5kg) of body weight. · Medium to large dogs - 100g (3.5 oz) of small oily fish per 30 lbs …

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For The Love of Raw Your Place for PMR Feeding Guidance

WebWelcome to For The Love of Raw! We're a team from all over the world with one major thing in common and that's a passion for Prey Model Raw feeding! Our mission is to educate …

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Guides For The Love of Raw

WebA lot of people decide to go the "premade" or "complete" route rather than DIY but not all "completes" are truly complete. Everything you need to have in regards to feeding your …

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Is a PMR diet enough

WebThese places are claiming a PMR diet is lacking in Zinc, Vitamin E, Vitamin D, Iodine, Manganese, and the Omega 3 fatty acids EPA & DHA. We’ll discuss them further on and …

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Health Issues For The Love of Raw

WebFrom those suffering with allergies to yeast infections. Learn how swicthing to a PMR diet can help.

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Our Pets & Vitamin E For The Love of Raw

WebConcerns that our pets may be deficient in nutrients and vitamins like Vitamin E sometimes arise, and pet owners ask what supplements to give on top of a raw diet.

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Raw, Taurine, & DCM For The Love of Raw

WebDilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs is a rare heart disease characterized by enlargement and decreased function of one or both ventricles of the heart. Many cases of nutritionally …

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Raw Food Suppliers For The Love of Raw

WebRaw Food Suppliers. Please Note: Although we are a PMR site and group some suppliers may have grinds that include veg and/or fruit. These suppliers have been added because …

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Weight Management For The Love of Raw

WebA target weight loss of 1% per week is ideal but can vary depending on the amount of excess weight in both cats and dogs. The heavier the pet the bigger the weight loss in …

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Canine Transition Guide-All Life Stages For The Love of Raw

WebSTEP 1: For the first 24-48hrs feed boneless, skinless chicken, turkey, pork (loin ONLY), rabbit or you can start with green tripe.After 24-48hrs if poops are well formed (even if …

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Is Pork Okay to Feed

WebThis is a much asked question and the answer is yes (with a few exceptions). Many raw feeders feed pork as a staple as it’s usually quite an affordable red/dark meat and easy …

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Mixing Raw & Kibble For The Love of Raw

WebThe short answer is “No”. We don't recommend mixing raw with kibble (dry food) or canned, commercial or home cooked diets. We strongly believe that it is misguided to say “some …

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Raw Meaty Bones (RMBs) For The Love of Raw

WebRaw Meaty Bones (RMBs) Raw Meaty Bones (RMB) are safe edible bones which are cushioned by meat and connective tissue. Bone is an essential aspect of a PMR diet and …

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The Scoop on Poop For The Love of Raw

WebIn the raw feeding world you'll hear the term "poop watching" on a regular basis. This is a key way to gauge if there's anything off with the diet and also if there could be any …

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Articles For The Love of Raw

WebExtensively researched, our articles provide tons of information. From the simple anatomy of a carnivore to recent topics in the pet food and raw food industry.

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Feline Transition Guide-All Life Stages For The Love of Raw

WebEvery step you need to get started on your raw feeding journey. This transition guide is easy to follow so you can't go wrong!

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Raw Feeding Calculators For The Love of Raw

WebMethod #2: Feed 2-3% of ideal ADULT weight. * Smaller breeds may reach full growth sooner than larger breeds. this should be used as a GUIDE to maintain healthy growth …

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