Chris McCall

Question? I cook the veggies with the bones which makes a broth similar to brown stock. Since I feed the dogs the broth, veggies together do I still loose vitamins and minerals? Is it correct that raw meat has enzymes in it that are lost in cooking? Thanks. BTW I did give the dogs the omega 3 tablets with very little change in their coats compared to the veggie, raw meat, kibble diet.

I visited my sister in California and noticed that her dogs coat felt incredible, soft, smooth, lustrous. I remarked on it and she said it was because of the food she was feeding her dog. Vegetables, raw meat and a little dried dog food. SO I tried it on my dogs it has now been about 3 1/2 weeks and all there coats are incredible. The Tina cara black dog with short coat was the first to change, she became shinny and soft, Pali my half golden half labs coat is now soft a lustrous, smooth she also used to scratch and chew on her self a lot an now does it about normal. I cook red bones with carrots, celery, cauliflower, brocile, potatoes, yuca letting it simmer for 5 hours then remove the bones, I serve a cup of the veggie broth with about 2 oz of raw meat and 1/2 cup kirkland twice a day. At first they ate the carrots and veggies last, but now the gobble is all down. I cut the meat up into small chunks. I use the $1.50 a pound beef.

Ok when I first saw the sight I thought it might be to complex, sort of reminds me of the boards from the 80's but very well done. What I was missing was some place to see what has happened on the sight since I was last here. Well I found it buried way down....on iPad mini I choose the menu then choose more then Saw activity monitor. WOW a list of everything,,, just wish the left column was smaller and the right column bigger. Also while wishing I wish I could type better but that is only me and not the site. great job Bud..