Raw feeding costs.... - Page 2

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My pet carniviore is a nice site as well, not sure where is anyone is from.   But they have good prices and their products are good.  You can look if they deliver in your location...they make a loop in the midwestish. 

Melba...just currious, where do you go get your stuff?....I think I am about 2 hrs away...and where you get it do they have rabbit or duck?

Hey LadyFrost, I go to Schuler Meats in Thomasville. I've talked to the gals up there and I am by no means the only one
who goes there for raw food :) I believe they do duck, but not sure about rabbit. If you could get a few months worth of
goodies at once, it might be worth the drive to stock up. Need to figure in gas though and see if the gas expense is worth
the drive.

Melissa

Thanks Melissa... :)

I haven't added it up yet but I think its around the same price the expensive bag of kibble. I have found good sources where I purchase in bulk and direct from farmers. I feed mainly chicken carcasses, necks/backs and organ meats. I also feed a lot of chicken wing tips which I buy in a 40lb box for 16.00.  I usually add some brown rice or sweet potatoes to the food plus veggies. I also add goats milk or yogurt which I buy when I see it half price,  and I'm still looking for a farmer to buy direct from. 
Even if I spend a bit more on the raw/ home diet I figure I save in vet bills. My dogs have very shinny coats and rarely get fleas.
Juno 11

It costs me £48 a month to feed 3 GSD's, i use the dogfood company here in the UK, i don't weigh my dogs but they are lean, super shiny coats, very active, and they don't know the vets :),