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We are thinking of feeding our dogs raw. For years I have been very afraid to do this because I am concerned I won't give them all of the nutrients they need. I just saw in our local store that Stella and Chewy has come out with complete frozen (raw) meals. Has anyone tried them? Is it naïve to think that a healthy complete raw meal could be packaged all-in-one?

 

Thank you for any input!

 

Mercy and Rocky's mom

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I haven't got the Stella and Chewy dog formula due to the price, but I sometimes feed it to my cat and have had no issues. If you are scared about raw, sometimes the store mixes are a good start. Easy to feed, and you can see if your dog does well on it. It is very expensive though, unless you have a small dog.

 

Dr. Karen Becker has raw diet recipes that are fairly easy to make and she provides a nutritional analysis of each one to ensure they meet the standards (for recipes that don't there is a vit./mineral mix you make to add). If you are one of the people who like to have a "recipe" that is balanced rather than just feeding different ingredients and percentages, that could be something to look at for the future.

 

 

 

 

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I second Dr. Becker's book ... its easy to read & to follow, and will keep your food bill down SIGNIFICANTLY over the prepared raw foods.

 

However, your question was about the Stella/Chewy frozen -- I've used it before, and my hounds got tired of it quickly. They LOVE the dehydrated Stella/Chewy food though (its used exclusively as a treat here, to ensure that our treats are as balanced as our food).

 

Good luck!

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Guest Johberry

We've used both Stella and Chewy frozen and dehydrated raw and had no issues with it. Have also used Primal and Nature's Instinct. It wasn't cost-effective so we quickly switched to fresh raw. The only pre-made frozen complete ground mix we use is by Oma's Pride but only use it as a supplement because it has a lot of ground bone in it.

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