Yes, Yogis diet is 100% raw but no grains & very little fruit just a tbsp of pumpkin or applesauce for when his separation anxiety has caused slight tummy issues. & all his treats, chews, supplements, etc are all all-natural, non-preservatives, no artificial flavors, etc, & its been this way since I adopted him. & hes thriving & running around like hes 2 or 3 & not 8. His ear infections are now non-existent & I only go to the vet for his 6-month checkup & blood work. Why I switched him from kibble? Because in Nov-Jan I knew that all-natural is best fir Humans, so I researched for over a month on how to get him healthy & fit the natural way; & raw diets kept showing up. Glad I switched. My goal for Yogi is the same as my goal for myself, the healthiest & longest life possible......No, I do not feed my fosters a raw diet, because I do not want to cause potential adopters to be concerned about the dogs current diet. But I still want them to be as healthy & thriving as possible, while theyre with me. So, instead, I feed my fosters natural, top premium, no grain, whole prey biologically appropriate dry food kibble, with a little pumpkin if needed.
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