If you feed a variety of meats, bones, and organs a dog/puppy will be just fine. It's not rocket science, nutrients are all there as long as there is variety. Kibble is full of crap in my opinion and would rather spend time in feeding something without all the processed ingredients than feeding kibble solely for convenience. Not sure where others are from here, but in my area, many farmers use roundup industrial grade to kill all weeds/grass in their fields. It soaks into the ground then they plant corn, soy, etc. Then it gets processed and sold off, which I am pretty certain it's also sold for dog food manufacturing. Then we feed it to our pets. I am guilty too of feeding kibble in the past and while in school due to finances, but have had them back on raw as soon as I could and feel much better about it. I also understand that raised meats are also full of crap in the sense of antibiotics, etc but I feel it is the lesser evil than the processed fillers found in kibble. I also do understand that there are very good brands of kibble that dogs can do very well on, yet the way they are processed gives me doubts when compered to feeding fresh ingredients.
A little bit of parm is not going to kill the pup. Yet, I would recommend you wean him off of it and just use tough love to get him to eat. It's worked here in the past.
A little bit of parm is not going to kill the pup. Yet, I would recommend you wean him off of it and just use tough love to get him to eat. It's worked here in the past.
