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Heya feaster dudes. I'm Big Pupi - Stanislaw's brother-through-adoption. I am a 10(ish) year old rescued cocker spaniel and I am also a raw feaster extraordinaire. Stanislaw often lets me chime in on the blog to discuss the more science-y stuff, (I am the brains behind the operation after all), and at times I'll let you in on a little about my work as a therapy dog. Hope you enjoy our tasty posts!
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About Stanislaw
- Stanislaw
- Hi, my name is Stanislaw and I'm a 5(ish) year old rescued cocker spaniel who eats an entirely raw diet. Some people call this diet "B.A.R.F." or "Prey Model", but I call it awesome. In fact, I'm feasting on a raw turkey neck right now. My blog chronicles my experiences with the raw diet and treatment for Canine Compulsive Disorder, and offers a peek into holistic pet care.
About Big Pupi
Heya feaster dudes. I'm Big Pupi - Stanislaw's brother-through-adoption. I am a 10(ish) year old rescued cocker spaniel and I am also a raw feaster extraordinaire. Stanislaw often lets me chime in on the blog to discuss the more science-y stuff, (I am the brains behind the operation after all), and at times I'll let you in on a little about my work as a therapy dog. Hope you enjoy our tasty posts!Feasting Facts
My people are not experts, vets or scientists. The purpose of this blog is to describe my experience throughout my introduction and life on the raw diet. This is not medical advice. This is about fun and feasting on chicken wings.
Learn about Raw Feasting and Holistic Health Care
- BARF pictorial
- BARF World Online
- Berte's Holistic Products
- Caber Feidh - Holistic Care (by Mary Straus)
- Calcium/Phosphorus ratio chart
- Christie Keith's Dogged Blog
- IL Cocker Rescue: The Raw Food Diet
- Lew Olson's Newsletters on Diet & Health
- Mary Straus's DogAware.com
- NJ Boxers: BARF top 50 questions
- Raw Dog Ranch
- Raw Learning
- Raw Meaty Bones
Blog Archive
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- Raw Food Diet, Day 61- My Bracket is Busted
- Important Kibble Update!
- Raw Food Diet, Day 57- A Note to Lilly
- Raw Food Diet, Day 55- A Thank You Letter to Grandma
- Raw Food Diet, Day 52- Holiday Meat Feasting
- Raw Food Diet, Day 51-A Belly Full of Tripe and A ...
- Raw Food Diet Day 49- Meat Locker Nightmares
- Raw Food Diet, Day 47- Selection Sunday
- Morning of Day 44- Dog Park Hangover
- Raw Food Diet Day 44- I'm One Tired Boy
- Raw Food Diet, Day 40- A Change of Heart: Good New...
- Some good news, some okay news
- Keep your paws crossed for big brother
- Raw Food Diet, Day 31- If You Don't Know What It I...
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Allergies and Intolerances
What makes a homemade diet so great? Not only is it without cheap fillers and chemicals, but it can be modified to fit any dog with any kind of food allergy or intolerance. Look at Pupi's and my lists of off-limit foods:
Stanislaw
eggs, bananas, wheat, corn, potato, rabbit, venison
Big Pupi
wheat, corn, preservatives, colorings, shellfish, rabbit, venison, whiting
These items used to make our tummies sad, cause chronic ear infections, or make us itchy all over. But now that our diet is so simple to control, our humans can ensure that we never get these offending foods. Removing reactive items makes your immune system stronger, and makes for a healthier pup. Plus, by rotating proteins you can actually control your reactions, which for us meant that we could once again include poultry in our diet. As long as we don't get it more than once or twice a week, we're fine! Pretty amazing, right?
Special thanks to...
the IL Cocker Rescue
and K9Nutrition
and K9Nutrition
...for all of your advice and patience.
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1 comment:
ROFL, your puppers are so adorable and they look like so much fun! =D
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