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BARF @ room temperature vs cold
Why is it best to feed BARF, or perhaps any other dog food, at room
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Scott, if you need to ask this question, you need to be on one of the
excellent BARF email lists. There are more experts there.... And you need to be reading books and articles on the subject. Before you do real damage. Jo Wolf Martinez, Georgia |
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Scott, if you need to ask this question, you need to be on one of the
excellent BARF email lists. There are more experts there.... And you need to be reading books and articles on the subject. Before you do real damage. Jo Wolf Martinez, Georgia |
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"Scott" wrote in message ... Why is it best to feed BARF, or perhaps any other dog food, at room temperature, instead of at refrigerator temperature? ..........It really depends on your dog. Some dogs eat cold food OK, with others it upsets their stomachs. Cold food has to warm up to body temp to really begin digestion. Doesn't really matter whether it's raw/cooked/canned food, the principle is the same. Sometimes they throw up, though, unlike cats, dogs are willing to have another go at the meal, if you'd just let them! buglady take out the dog before replying |
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"Scott" wrote in message ... Why is it best to feed BARF, or perhaps any other dog food, at room temperature, instead of at refrigerator temperature? ..........It really depends on your dog. Some dogs eat cold food OK, with others it upsets their stomachs. Cold food has to warm up to body temp to really begin digestion. Doesn't really matter whether it's raw/cooked/canned food, the principle is the same. Sometimes they throw up, though, unlike cats, dogs are willing to have another go at the meal, if you'd just let them! buglady take out the dog before replying |
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Do damage by feeding food that is cold or for feeding BARF? I have done
quite a lot of reading on the subject of raw food and, except for one occasion, have never found any reference to feeding cold food. The one reference I did come across didn't explain why it is better to feed food at room temperature. Is there something revealing about asking such a question? Jo Wolf wrote: Scott, if you need to ask this question, you need to be on one of the excellent BARF email lists. There are more experts there.... And you need to be reading books and articles on the subject. Before you do real damage. Jo Wolf Martinez, Georgia |
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Do damage by feeding food that is cold or for feeding BARF? I have done
quite a lot of reading on the subject of raw food and, except for one occasion, have never found any reference to feeding cold food. The one reference I did come across didn't explain why it is better to feed food at room temperature. Is there something revealing about asking such a question? Jo Wolf wrote: Scott, if you need to ask this question, you need to be on one of the excellent BARF email lists. There are more experts there.... And you need to be reading books and articles on the subject. Before you do real damage. Jo Wolf Martinez, Georgia |
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Scott said:
Do damage by feeding food that is cold or for feeding BARF? I have done quite a lot of reading on the subject of raw food and, except for one occasion, have never found any reference to feeding cold food. The one reference I did come across didn't explain why it is better to feed food at room temperature. Is there something revealing about asking such a question? Scott, I have 4 dogs who have eaten raw for over 2 years...we feed cold (right from the fridge) and have never had a problem. They get chicken backs, ground chicken necks, ground veggies and/or cottage cheese and plain yogurt. Pennie Let Food Be Our Medicine. -Hippocrates |
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Scott said:
Do damage by feeding food that is cold or for feeding BARF? I have done quite a lot of reading on the subject of raw food and, except for one occasion, have never found any reference to feeding cold food. The one reference I did come across didn't explain why it is better to feed food at room temperature. Is there something revealing about asking such a question? Scott, I have 4 dogs who have eaten raw for over 2 years...we feed cold (right from the fridge) and have never had a problem. They get chicken backs, ground chicken necks, ground veggies and/or cottage cheese and plain yogurt. Pennie Let Food Be Our Medicine. -Hippocrates |
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