Originally Posted by Nefari0us (Post 1022836)

Where, might I ask, does one obtain Kangaroo meat? And is it fit for human consumption lol

Originally Posted by Nefari0us (Post 1022836)

Where, might I ask, does one obtain Kangaroo meat? And is it fit for human consumption lol

Originally Posted by kaisersozei (Post 1022827)

Thanks for this article, my vet feels the same--the piece I quoted relates to problems that we've encountered with our pug (who acts more like a cat than a dog, anyway.) He couldn't tolerate beef, chicken or lamb for some reason, so the vet experimented with all kinds of diet modifications. Went through a vegan/grain heavy diet for awhile then offered the option of adding in one of the following types of animal protein: duck, pork, fish and kangaroo. We went with kangaroo, and he's now eating like a champ.

Originally Posted by Nefari0us (Post 1022836)

Where, might I ask, does one obtain Kangaroo meat? And is it fit for human consumption lol

Originally Posted by Subvet642 (Post 1022279)

A vegan diet can kill a dog. There are vital proteins and amino acids that are only available from animal sources.

Originally Posted by Blueface (Post 1022310)

I wouldn't go that far with mine to put him on a veggie diet.
That is nuts.
Dogs are still 99% wolves.
Wolves eat meat.

I do however have mine on an all natural raw meat diet.
It is comprised of raw meat along with organic vegetables.
He loves it.
Use to be stubborn to eat, now can't wait for the next meal.
Comes frozen and I thaw out 24 hours in advance, in one ounce cubes.
Recommended by vet and makes total sense when you think about it as grain in the food is used as a filler and not good for them as not intended to be digested by them.

Originally Posted by Blueface (Post 1022338)

While they come in different meat types such as chicken, lamb, beef, turkey and sardine and on and on, and I give him all, here is the chicken as an example.
It contains lots of veggies but the main ingredient and focus is raw meat.
Nothing too good for my best friend.
He is slim and trim.
His coat is healthy.
He is a 13 year old that has the energy of a puppy.

So, while primarily meat based, this diet does contain a large aspect of "veggies" as I come to think of it.

Ingredients: Chicken, Chicken Necks, Ground Chicken Bones, Chicken Hearts, Organic Kale, Organic Carrots, Organic Yams, Chicken Livers, Organic Broccoli, Organic Apples, Organic Ground Flaxseed, Cranberries, Organic Apple Cider Vinegar, Organic Parsley, Organic Coconut Oil, Organic Kelp, Alfalfa, Mixed Tocopherols (source of vitamin E).

Originally Posted by Blueface (Post 1022964)

If you want to read up some more on his thoughts, here is his site:
www.therightremedy.com

Originally Posted by akumushi (Post 1022489)

Reminds me of this Futurama.

Originally Posted by T.G (Post 1093919)

Thanks for the info Carlos.

What brand of food are you using?

Originally Posted by Subvet642 (Post 1022279)

A vegan diet can kill a dog. There are vital proteins and amino acids that are only available from animal sources.

Originally Posted by Blueface (Post 1094060)

Here you go:
http://www.primalpetfoods.com/