Feeding a puppy is no different than feeding an adult dog, the only difference is that the puppy will eat more per pound of body weight. Feeding raw is not complicated. I don't buy premade, I do PMR. Chicken, beef, pork, veal, fish, turkey, rabbit, lamb, goat, venison and any other meat I can get. But chicken, pork, beef, turkey and fish are my main meats. You can give a little parm cheese as long as it doesn't upset your pup's stomach. Not all parm cheese contain wood pulp, and IIRC the brands that they found it in was recalled or pulled. It was also only in pregrated parm, so if you are worried about it just buy a chunk of parm and grate it yourself. That is what I do. But I would start to wean off the parm, it isn't doing anything nutritionally for your pup. If you can I'd start to get away from the premade and but and cut your own meat. It's really easy once you get the hang of it and really doesn't take that much time. I probably spend about three or four hours a month to every month and a half. But I'm feeding three dogs, five cats and two ferrets. For one dog I couldn't see it taking more than an hour, maybe two.
As for the nutritional needs, dogs get what they need from meat, bones and organs. It's all my dogs have eaten for nearly 13 years. The only thing I do add is fish oil, for the omega 3 fatty acids.
As for the nutritional needs, dogs get what they need from meat, bones and organs. It's all my dogs have eaten for nearly 13 years. The only thing I do add is fish oil, for the omega 3 fatty acids.
