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**fedelwet** · 03-27-2011, 11:56 PM

I wonder what type of scraps are being included into his diet. I personally would look into feeding raw thoroughly. It's not an expensive diet if you take the time to do some research and look around for the lowest prices. It's even a little less as opposed to the large bag of kibble I use to purchase while I fed kibble.

I will definitely look into the fully raw dies, I imagine it would be a lot healthier for the little chubber

The kibble is quite expensive and he eats all the scraps at dinner time so it could be anything from steak to salad..

03-27-2011, 11:56 PM	#32
fedelwet Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 524 Senior Member	I wonder what type of scraps are being included into his diet. I personally would look into feeding raw thoroughly. It's not an expensive diet if you take the time to do some research and look around for the lowest prices. It's even a little less as opposed to the large bag of kibble I use to purchase while I fed kibble. I will definitely look into the fully raw dies, I imagine it would be a lot healthier for the little chubber The kibble is quite expensive and he eats all the scraps at dinner time so it could be anything from steak to salad..
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