The person probably had a fit, if you feed raw and kibble simultaneously,
because both are digested differently. What you could do is feed kibble at
one time, raw at another. Good luck.
Penny
Penny in NC
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On Sat, May 20, 2017 at 9:54 PM, Sue Tomlinson <
arcturusgermanshepherds@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Question for raw feeders...I have a young male I just got that needs some
groceries. I've been giving raw chicken in the morning ( about 1 lb )
and then kibble mixed with canned food in the evening. He's gaining
weight, good stool, no problems that I can see. When a friend of mine
who feeds raw found out he was being fed both raw and kibble she had a
fit. She said you are not supposed to do this. That I can cause a
blockage by feeding him both raw and kibble. So, is this true?
On Sun, May 7, 2017 at 1:31 PM, <edwinx@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
A formal GSDCA Board member and administrator of this list whose name I
won't mention (Dr. Zoe Backman) is under investigation by the FBI....
evidently she has outstanding Kentucky Derby gambling debts to a loan shark
in California , when asked Ms Backman had no comment! FB
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