One of the most common concerns we hear from customers about feeding a raw food diet is convenience. While traveling or camping with raw food presents unique challenges, feeding a raw diet at home can be just as easy as feeding kibble. The key is to establish a simple routine.
With kibble, the process is straightforward: you store the food in a cupboard and scoop it into your dog’s dish at mealtime.
However, washing your dog’s bowl after every meal is often overlooked, leading to a buildup of biofilm in the bowl—a slimy substance of bacteria—making it one of the dirtiest spots in your home.
So, how can feeding raw food be just as convenient? It comes down to organization and habit. Here’s what you need to make raw feeding simple:
What You Need
The Simple Raw Feeding Routine
This routine mirrors the kibble-feeding process, with one small difference: instead of reaching for a cupboard, you’re grabbing food from the fridge or freezer.
Keeping It Clean
Just like with kibble, always wash your dog’s dish after feeding. This is an important habit to prevent bacterial growth and maintain hygiene. Either drop it in the dishwasher or wash it by hand with hot, soapy water.
With a little preparation and consistency, feeding raw food can be just as easy as feeding kibble—while offering superior nutrition for your dog!