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Feeding Chart

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Switching Process from Kibble to Raw Food Diet

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Things To Look Out For:

You will also notice in the first two weeks of feeding raw a little film of mucus on your dog's stool, this is okay and a sign that your dog's body is cleansing itself of toxins. In addition, your dog's stools will become noticeably smaller and less smelly from the transition.  

Transitioning Puppies to a Raw Dog Food Diet.

Typically puppies do not have any digestive issues, therefore they will be able to tolerate a more rapid switch within 1 or 2 days. You should start by adding 1/4 cup of 808 Raw Pet Food to your dogs current diet each meal, gradually increasing the raw food while reducing the kibble until your dog is completely on raw.

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Begin by adding 1/6 of 808 Raw Pet Food to your dogs current food. After 2 days double the portion, while reducing the kibble. After 4 days of feeding reduce the kibble to half and add half 808 Raw Pet Food. On day 6 you should be able to completely remove kibble and the transition should be complete

Transitioning a picky eater  to a Raw Dog Food Diet.

The picky eaters may turn their nose at the texture or smell of the raw diet, if so this what you need to do to ensure a smoother transition.

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  • Fast your dog the night prior to feed their first raw meal

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  • Reduce or eliminate treats until raw transition is complete

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