Moe asked me to write some words about veggies. Since it’s summer, the bounty is plentyful and Moe would all pet owners to remember that their loved one love veggies with their meat.

All dogs and some cats do require veggies with their raw meat diet. They digest vegetables best if they are grounded in a food processor. The easiest way to feed your pet veggies is to buy meat that already contains ground veggies in it. This is also a good way to convince the boarding kennel or dog sitter that feeding the raw meat diet isn’t that much work.

Moe’s Meats sells 4 types of meat that contain yummy greens (and oranges and yellows):

Beef w/ Heart and Mixed Veggies
Beef w/ Heart and Mixed Veggies 80% ground beef and heart. 20% fresh frozen veggies.
$6.50 / 2 lbs

Chicken w/ Mixed Veggies
80% ground chicken backs, necks, wings, heart and liver. 20% fresh frozen veggies.
$4.00 / 2 lbs

Duck w/ Mixed Veggies
80% ground Muscovy duck and 20% fresh frozen veggies.
$5.00 / 2 lbs

Turkey w/ Mixed Veggies
80% ground Turkey necks and 20% of fresh frozen veggies.
$4.50 / 2 lbs

Moe’s Meats also sells 1.5 containers of pre-ground veggie to supplement your natural, raw meat diet.

Check out our full selection of meats and veggies on the Meats-n-Treats page: http://www.moesmeats.com/meats_n_treats

If you have any questions or would like to place an order, give us a call at 503.245.2853 or send moe an email: moe@moesmeats.com

people, you know, like to ask me all the time: “Moe, like, should dogs on the raw meat diet, you know, eat anything, like, with their meat?”

short answer: “Like, sure.” however, my MoPoWriMo answer is as follows:


BANANA

the smell of yellow love
fills the air like fragrance
set to sweeten the taste
of blood in my bowl

thankyou

woke up
took a nap
went for a walk to Woodlawn park
my girlfriend was there
ate some bison and fresh veggies
thinkin’ about a rec bone later
beat my roommate up
called my hot sister Abby
napped on the couch
ate a Beagle Bagel for a snack
napped
scared the mailman away again
planning dinner

Healthy Veggie Scraps

My preference (this is Meat Woman typing) is to go to my local co-op (Alberta Street Co-op) and did through their compost bin for veggie scraps. I don’t take onions, cobs or grapes and I make sure to wash off the coffee grounds.

If I don’t need to make veggies right away, then I freeze them. Once the pups run out I break them out of the freezer, let them thaw, then toss them in the food processor.

Some people like to make their pet’s veggies fresh each day – good on ya for that. I prefer the easy method of making a bunch and freezing the left overs.