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“Raw is best as it’s natural. It’s how they ate for hundreds of years. These kibble companies pay for the “research” whereas the raw companies don’t need to because the results present themselves. You see the difference. Period”
kwoobombdiggity via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/21/20
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“Thank you for your valuable advice you are truly passionate and wanting to help all of us trying our best to keep our pets happy and well I sometimes get a little lost with the raw and need a gentle reminder to be mindful of what
I’m feeding (mainly too much) your tips are great one of my girls...”Read full review »
willingdonkey via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/05/19
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“I got about 15 minutes into the episode about raw feeding and had to stop listening because of the sheer amount of misinformation being presented. As someone who has worked in veterinary medicine for 12 years and who has taken nutrition courses, there is nothing wrong with corn (which is actually...”Read full review »
Mel R. RVT via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
12/06/18
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“Let me guess the vet who left a review took her ‘nutrition’ courses from Purina or some other gross pet food company. She says corn is actually good for dogs - well she likely doesn’t believe most crops are GMO either. Come on vets get with it! You are the only healthcare profession still...”Read full review »
Jenv1234 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
12/10/18
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