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Posts Tagged ‘Raw Meat for Dogs & Cats’

An Inside View

Friday, May 15th, 2009

 

Meat Woman Taking an Order

Meat Woman Taking an Order

hi. this is moe.

pictured above is Meat Woman on the phone with a new customer. is that you on the other line? was it you asking how to best transition from dry kibble to bloody meat? every call is welcomed here at Moe’s Meats.

Raw Meat and Bacteria

Tuesday, March 17th, 2009

It’s natural to be worried about gross meat germs when feeding the raw meat diet. Will my dog or cat get sick? Will I get sick? Will my kitchen be totally filled with bacteria from all the raw meat.

If you have the space, I suggest preparing the meat in a separate place from where you prepare your own food. Perhaps a laundry room, garage or kosher kitchen. I like to wear dishing gloves when I make my own pet food. In fact, I don’t even touch human raw meat – generally I ask Dave to do it.

All meat, regardless of organic status, contains bacteria. Moe’s Meats sells human grade meat, which means it’s as good as what you can buy in the grocery store. Luckily, dogs and cats have a digestive system that is teeming with wonderful enzymes and probiotics that break down the harmful bacteria in the raw meat and allow it to digest without trouble.

It is rare that a pet fed on the raw meat diet will have parasites or bacteria problems. On the raw meat their system is primed to handle all the nasties usually found in raw meat.

Is My Pet Too Old to Start the Raw Meat Diet

Saturday, February 21st, 2009

After a lifetime of processed foods, you’ll want to start slow during this transition to raw for your senior pet. Just like with any pet that is new to the raw meat diet, start slow. Their first raw meal should be 3/4 what they normally eat and 1/4 raw meat. You can slowly work your way from there. Pick up some digestive enzymes at your grocery store during their transition and give them a pill with each meal until the bottle is finished. By that time they should be fine with eating raw.

As for the raw meat selection, begin with bland – chicken and turkey. Avoid the richer and fattier meats like organs and duck until your senior pet is used to the raw diet.

Moe’s Meats on facebook

Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008

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When You Order Meat

Monday, December 1st, 2008
Boy Packing Meat

Boy Packing Meat

When you order from Moe’s Meats, Moe sends his Meat Boy Bitch into the garage to pack up you order. Moe believes in micromanaging, so he sends his assistant, The BeagleFace out to supervise. Staying with the theme, Moe himself watches all orders being packed to ensure quality.

Raw Meat Dreams

Sunday, November 23rd, 2008

I had a dream I was being forcefed raw meat. I think it was chicken. I haven’t eaten breakfast yet because of it.

December Sale

Sunday, November 23rd, 2008

For the month of December, all customers will receive 10% off purchases over $200. Reference this blog entry to receive your Holiday Discount.

Meat Locker

Saturday, November 22nd, 2008
Meat Locker

Meat Locker

 

Hi Kids….This is Moe’s business freezer. It’s a business in here, with lots of meat (350 pounds in fact), rec bones and mixed veggies.

If the people’s freezer isn’t packed, that will usually be fine for raw meat storage, depending on the size and number of dogs and cats. When we first started out feeding raw meat we immediately purchased a small freezer to accommodate Satchel’s diet.

If you have any questions about freezer selection, just ask.

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