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When I first brought my puppy home, I wanted to give him the very best start in life. After trying kibble, fresh-cooked, and finally raw, I noticed the biggest difference with raw feeding. His coat grew shinier, his energy more balanced, and his digestion steadier. But here’s the truth: not all raw food is created […]

When I first considered a raw diet for my puppy, I was torn between excitement and worry. The benefits sounded great — shiny coats, healthier digestion, more energy — but the risks were enough to make me hesitate. After speaking with my vet and doing a lot of trial and error, I found a way

When I first thought about giving my puppy raw meat, I was skeptical. Was it safe? Was it even healthy? Everywhere I looked, I found conflicting opinions. Some swore by it, while others warned it was dangerous. So, I decided to test it myself — carefully, and with my vet’s guidance. Here’s what I discovered

When I first started feeding my puppy raw, I thought it would be simple — just give him fresh meat, and he’d thrive. But within a few weeks, I learned that raw feeding a puppy comes with its own set of lessons, mistakes, and adjustments. Some things worked beautifully, while others left me scrambling for

When I brought home my Labrador puppy, I quickly realized feeding him wasn’t going to be as simple as scooping kibble. Large breed puppies have very specific needs — and if you get them wrong, it can lead to joint issues, poor growth, or long-term health problems. After months of trial, error, and guidance from

When I first considered feeding my puppy raw meals, I was overwhelmed. The internet was full of conflicting advice, and I didn’t want to risk my pup’s health with guesswork. That’s when I turned to my vet. What I learned surprised me: raw feeding is safe for puppies — but only if it’s done right.

When my senior dog lost her teeth, I thought homemade feeding would become nearly impossible. But with some simple tweaks, I found myself preparing meals that were not only safe and soft but also nourishing and enjoyable. In fact, she seemed to love her food even more once I adapted it for her new needs.

When my Yorkie lost her last teeth, I was heartbroken and worried. She loved mealtime, and I feared it would never be the same. But to my surprise, it only took a few adjustments before she was back to wagging her tail at the food bowl. If you’re wondering “what do I feed a dog

When my dog lost his last tooth, I thought I’d reached the end of the road with raw and homemade feeding. But I quickly realized something important: dogs don’t need teeth to enjoy food — they just need the right texture. Once I made a few simple adjustments, he was back to licking his bowl

When my dog lost his last tooth, I thought mealtime would never be the same. I pictured him struggling to eat, turning away from the bowl, maybe even losing weight. But what actually happened surprised me: he ate like nothing had changed. It turns out dogs don’t chew the way humans do. Their teeth help