[deuce's mommy]

I was just on the DVP website and saw that they now offer a ready to feed Raw Diet. It is only available in a few states so far and mine isn't one, but that is an awesome idea. The only reason I don't feed Deuce raw is b/c I am afraid I would mess up and not do it right. If it comes all ready it is hard to mess up and much more convenient. I think if it becomes more widely available a lot more informed owners will switch.

 

[Beetle]

Just check the ingredients. If it's like other manufactured dog food, who knows what might be in it. The writer of the BARF diet books also has pre-made raw foods, and I think it's available everywhere (http://barfworld.com/). I started with these many years ago with my golden retreiver just to see how she'd react to the diet.

 

[deuce's mommy]

Well I looked at the ingredients, but I don't know much about the raw diet so I can't say yea or nay. I would like someone to give it a glance and tell me what they think. Someone who knows about the raw diet. I just liked this one b/c you can buy it at stores, not just online. And DVP makes really good dry dog food, so I would think the quality would be good.

 

[Redbull]

Same, I figured since they have such a good reputation that the quality must be pretty good, but I would also lilke to see reviews on it.

 

[Sennin]

Good luck finding it, I looked around here in every store possible, none carry it.

 

[deuce's mommy]

That is b/c it is new and is only carried in a few states so far. I assume it will become more widely available.

 

[thedogmother]

I'm wondering how much this stuff will cost???? Little ankle biters don't need much, but our 60-130 lb dogs need alot!

 

[Cookies Mom]

Good luck finding it, I looked around here in every store possible, none carry it.

same here

 

[deuce's mommy]

It is a new product that is currently only available in southern California, Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii and Michigan.

 

[Sennin]

Its not that new, I remember it on the site when I first put odin on DVP, and thats been around 9-10 months.

 

[Chico.Heidi]

They sell it at a couple of stores in my area. It looks like it's pretty good quality. All the premade stuff is really expensive though. I started my dogs with Nature's Variety patties and those almost broke the bank!!!! :shock: I joined a co-op that Care referred me to and I can get lots of diferent types of meat on there for a dollar a pound. Those patties are usually around $4 a lb. I would recomend trying to find a co-op in your area. They will usually get the premade grounds through the club and the prices are much lower.