Piper loves his raw

So I'd been thinking off and on about switching Piper over to a raw diet and after watching Pet Fooled I decided to switch him. I'm transitioning him over to 100% raw so right now he gets just under 1/2 cup of kibble and 1/4 cup of raw and 1/2 of a chicken back a day. I must say he absolutely loves it, his poops are good and his breath doesn't smell ( I do need to get a bib for him because he likes to lay down and eat his bone and he tends to get a bit messy lol). I started him on raw last Saturday and I'd never seen him so happy as when it's time for his bone 'snack', he starts to spin and cry (very very happy excited cry I'd never heard before). We also have a meat market a block away and they're going to order me 10 kgs of chicken backs so he'll be good for a while (they can be hard to come by). Very happy I switched (and so is he) and love the fact that I know what he's eating. Definitely not going back. Quick question though, for those who feed raw do you give any supplements? The recipe I used (from a former obedience trainer) calls for vitamin E and C. There are veggies in it carrots, cabbage, (can be varied) green leafy (2 1/2 cups) 3 bananas 2 apples as well as cottage cheese, yogurt and oatmeal and 3 eggs with shells as well as 4 lbs meat (chicken, pork, beef etc) and 1 pound of liver. There's a few more ingredients that I didn't mention , it's quite a mix and takes me an hour to put together but well worth it.

 

Thanks for that info Margi. Heart can be hard to find sometimes so I didn't have any to add but I did pick one up 2 days ago for the next batch. It weighs probably between 1-2 lbs, would I add all of it ( ground up of course). For the yogurt I use a Greek fat free and Piper has no issues so that's good because he loves it, he comes running when he hears me open a container because he gets to clean it out lol