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Rosanne

I have Russian Kifer grains I have used for years making my own probiotics from organic cows milk. Is it good or bad to incorporate some of this Kifer into my cat and dogs diet?

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Chelsea

Thanks so much for your super helpful podcast! Is the freeze dried raw you can buy in a bag from companies comparable to the regular raw food benefits at all?

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rain

Thank you Will for doing these Pod casts, they are ALL so informative and amazing. What wonderful speakers on such interesting topics. Please never stop doing what you do for us ! You are amazing, as a person, as a teacher and as a homeopathic vet. The lives that you have touched and influenced through your journey in life is amazing!! You made it all happen, and your are so needed - Thank you for all that you do, and continue to do for us and our pets!!

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Dixie Gainer

I used to give my very small, one very tiny, dogs raw chicken wings and they ate the whole wing, bones and all- no problems arose from that - but I worried so much that I stopped that, and gave them raw beef ribs bones sawed into into a smaller size - then, when the dogs would chew them down to a size that I thought was dangerous, I would remove the piece. About two years ago my small yorkie grabbed a piece I was going to pick up and gulped it down. It got stuck right in the place the esophagus opens up into the stomach - I live way out and there are no vets here that have the equipment to remove this - So three days later I was able to get into an "emergency vet" in the city, and the bone was removed - cost - over one thousand dollars. That is enough to make one wary of bones. Because we still do not have enough of a population for vets to invest in all necessary equipment, I still feed them rib bones but I remove them much sooner when the meat is gone.and they have been able to scrape off some of the bone. My little yorkie survived.and has no after effects from this and has no diseases. She is 14 now. I read that yorkies have the most problem with stuff blocking their throat because they snatch and grab and gulp -to make sure that no one can get whatever it is that they have.

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Dru

if feeding raw chicken neck to cats, how much do I feed. Is too much calcium bad.

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M

Hook is about a cat but article about dogs.
No i won’t bite.

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