Twice a day: The daily portion should be split between morning and night.

For seniors with disease: Start by dividing the total daily meal requirement into 3 or 4 portions. Feed these over the course of the day (morning, noon, night) for at least 3 to 4 days. Then divide the quantity into 2 meals for the next 3 to 4 days, and then to 1 meal if so desired.

You should always pay close attention to your pet’s health and weight and adjust their food accordingly!

The above calculation is based on the dog being at an ideal weight.

If your pet is active, you may need to feed it a little extra.

On the contrary if your pet is inactive you may want to feed it a little less.

If your pet does not finish their meal in one sitting, then perhaps you can split their food into two or three servings.

Mixing Kibble and Raw can be done and some will slowly transition their dog with this method as well.  Some dogs may have different bowel movements while mixing for a few days until they are accustom to the raw as well.

We believe that our mix is a complete diet, however, many customers report adding more to it for example vegetables or fruit and supplements.

You can fast your pup depending on age and begin cold turkey after 12 hours of fasting as this will increase appetite and decrease the likelihood of rejection the food. You can also mix the raw slowly over the course of a week adding more each day to their meals until it is fully raw.  We are always here to help if you need suggestions or advice so please reach out!

Approximately the same amount as adult dogs but adjust slightly if your dog is over or underweight and their activity level.

LESS ACTIVE, overweight adult/senior dogs should eat 1.5% of their current weight in pounds per day.
ACTIVE, underweight adult/ senior dogs should eat 3% of their current weight in pounds per day.

Raw food will not cure an already established disease.

What it should do though, is offer some relief and support the general health of the pet. When switching older dogs, it should be done with care and caution so as to not exacerbate any underlying issues.

Adding a pre-biotic to the current meal prior to conversion can help.

Do not mix the raw and dry kibble food, this can cause imbalances and a poor outcome in the process. Preferably no biscuits or cookies should be used at this time either.

Start by dividing the total daily meal requirement into 3 or 4 portions. Feed these over the course of the day (morning, noon, night) for at least 3 to 4 days. Then divide the quantity into 2 meals for the next 3 to 4 days, and then to 1 meal if so desired.

Please consult your veterinarian for pregnant or nursing dogs.

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