Features
December 2000 Issue
Raw-Fed Puppies
Pups started on raw, homemade foods grow up sturdy and strong, thriving on very different first foods and weaning schedules.
When dog lovers switch their pets from commercial food to a well-balanced, raw diet, they typically report improved health, brighter eyes, a shinier coat, calmer behavior, and easier yard cleanup chores. A puppys first eight weeks set the stage for a lifetime of health or illness, so it isnt surprising that puppies weaned on raw food grow up to out-perform dogs weaned on kibble or canned food, even if both are fed raw food as adults. Raw-weaned puppies nearly exhaust their breeders vocabularies, for these are the healthiest / strongest / liveliest / calmest / smartest / most wonderful pups that ever lived.
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