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Food for thought, so to speak. Why the chopped toms? Not something I'd thought of feeding,I run out of dry food tomorrow would you swap the diet straight over or do it gradual? Cheers for the help

tomatoes on recommendation. a few on here do it. i started by mixing with complete but i think i'd go straight over if i did it again as digestion times of raw and complete are very different. my dog is noticeably better on raw. i'm feeding chicken carcasses. i chop em into chunks. not as the dog can't handle em just so i can bag up in the right weight. also gets fed any butchers trim i pick up.

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Food for thought, so to speak. Why the chopped toms? Not something I'd thought of feeding,I run out of dry food tomorrow would you swap the diet straight over or do it gradual? Cheers for the help

tomatoes on recommendation. a few on here do it. i started by mixing with complete but i think i'd go straight over if i did it again as digestion times of raw and complete are very different. my dog is noticeably better on raw. i'm feeding chicken carcasses. i chop em into chunks. not as the dog can't handle em just so i can bag up in the right weight. also gets fed any butchers trim i pick up.

The digestion thing is nonsense. Pasta and raw digest at different rates. Pie and chips digest at different rates. I've fed raw and complete together many many times and never had an issue.

 

I feed the same as you now though. Pasta or brown bread, raw meat, bit of fat and bone, eggs and oily fish once or twice a week and tin tomatoes most days.

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Dry complete meal digests far slower than meat that's a proven fact ... I knew this to be the case but I didn't realise how much difference there was until an incident occurred with one of my dogs the other day that proved it to me ... The thread is on here .......

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