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 Post subject: Grass Fed RAW for dogs
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Grass Fed Raw BARF
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2 lbs USDA Knuckle Bones
2 lbs USDA Raw Meaty Bones
2 USDA Liver (1 lb each)
2 USDA Hearts (1 lb each)
2 USDA Tongue (1 lb each)
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We get that once a year.The dogs get grass fed liver for shows.

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 Post subject: Re: Grass Fed RAW for dogs
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We get that once a year.The dogs get grass fed liver for shows.


Oh cool, have you had any issues with them as far as quality or service?

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rutylr wrote:
We get that once a year.The dogs get grass fed liver for shows.


Oh cool, have you had any issues with them as far as quality or service?

I don't order it thru them.We butcher once a year and the cows are all grass fed.

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LOl :: I know this sounds silly :: but most cows eat grass dont they ?? Well most do in Aussie anyway :: the farmers are more inclined to advertiose grain fed as if it was special!

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 Post subject: Re: Grass Fed RAW for dogs
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rutylr wrote:
Oh cool, have you had any issues with them as far as quality or service?

I don't order it thru them.We butcher once a year and the cows are all grass fed.[/quote]

Ahhhhh drat, well once I get to know some of the farmers up in MN I'm sure I can get good grass fed stock for the dogs...and me :D.

Claire, over here we're sort of phobic about grain fed - since it's full of chemicals, and ... well other animals. It's all about grass-fed :)

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Well depends on where you get the grain. If the farmer grows it themselves like my family's farm did then there are no insecticides and all. It was all natural stuff they used and they fed the cows their own grown corn and grass so I imagine I wouldn't have had an issue of buying from them but they don't have the farm anymore.

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 Post subject: Re: Grass Fed RAW for dogs
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Well depends on where you get the grain. If the farmer grows it themselves like my family's farm did then there are no insecticides and all. It was all natural stuff they used and they fed the cows their own grown corn and grass so I imagine I wouldn't have had an issue of buying from them but they don't have the farm anymore.


That's true - it's the farms/farmers who feed GMO or "mash" (the kind that have smooshed up, dried animals in it) that I'm against. The feed with animal protein is what, believed to be, the wide spread of mad-cow...besides, why in the world feed non-carnv animals other animals!! It can't be healthy for them :(. Greed - the fake stuff (not real food like grass and whole grain) is cheaper.

But then yeah, I'm a tad bit fanatical when it comes to food :laugh1:

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