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Tue, 27th Sep 2011, 11:32 AM
#40
FYI, most vets are gonna say no to a raw diet. They get almost zero training in animal nutrition in school. The stuff you see prominently displayed at their office is there because that particular company offers the most incentives for carrying it. Animals have a different digestive system than we do, so bacteria that can hurt humans has little to no effect on cats and dogs. In the wild, wolves and leopards do not eat corn or vegetables and would happily eat a 2 day old kill if they found it.
When I was researching Bengal breeders, most that I talked to were 100% in favor of a raw diet. The ones who weren't also happened to be the ones with the most available kittens...ie, someone who was breeding quantity instead of quality.
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