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Converting From Dehydrated to Raw Dog Food

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Switching from a dehydrated chow to a raw dog food diet should be done gradually. You need to learn how to balance his nutrients and get him used to new foods. However, a raw food diet can lead to a shinier coat and less skin and digestive problems.

Slowly Transition

Mix a little bit of the new ingredients right in with your dog's normal kibble or other food. Then increase the amount of raw food ingredients every time you feed him. Do not bombard your dog with these new tastes, scents and textures right away. Let him acquire a taste for his new food plan.

Give his digestive system time to adjust to the raw foods. If you completely change your dog's diet, he could experience side effects such as diarrhea. When you make the switch from dehydrated to raw dog food, expect your pet to experience a few days of gas and looser stools.

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