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B.A.R.F.
(Bones and Raw Food) or (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food)

After feeding Spooky and Buzz on dried commercial food a friend suggested that I try them on the B.A.R.F. diet. I hesitated at first with the thought of giving them raw meat and having to prepare veggie pulp. I thought it would take up more time and be more expensive than just dishing out the dry food, but it isn't and I soon got into a routine. I would never go back to feeding commercial dog food now that I have seen the improvements in my dogs coats, their health and energy. (I feed pups a mix of dried puppy food and B.A.R.F.)

Feeding B.A.R.F. to your dogs is giving them as close to the natural diet that they would eat if they were living in the wild. When a wolf or wild dog kills for it's dinner it would also eat what was in the stomach of the dead animal. Veggie pulp is our way of reproducing the stomach contents.

By no means am I an expert on the B.A.R.F. diet, but I have found the ingrediants that work for my dogs and me. Everything I know about B.A.R.F. has come from my friend and the internet. There are alot of good websites with B.A.R.F. information on them.

 

~Menu~
Chicken Carcas
Turkey Carcas
Beef Bones
Minced Beef
Tripe
Raw Fish
Tinned Tuna
Tinned Sardines in oil
Veggie Pulp
Raw Eggs with shells
Pasta
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I make up a batch of veggie pulp once every 3 to 4 weeks and freeze it in Pot Noodle or large Yogurt tubs. There is enough in a tub for 2 dogs. Click HERE to see how I make my Veggie Pulp.

 

When Buzz was first introduced to veggie pulp, he didn't like it much. Much to the amusement of family and friends I would spoon feed him, keeping the spoon closer and closer to his dish. Eventually the spoon was still in the dish and he eats his veggie pulp straight away now.

 

 


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