Raw meat can be strange for some dogs at first. To slowly get the dog used to it, the meat can be fed cooked first, with the cooking time gradually being reduced until the dog also eats the raw meat.
Feeding raw meat is safe if you make sure to get fresh, high-quality meat from trustworthy sources. You should also follow hygiene measures when preparing and storing it.
Among other things, omega-3 fatty acids (fish oil, linseed oil), mineral feed, probiotics (promote intestinal health), glucosamine and chondroitin (support for the joints) and antioxidants (vitamin E, vitamin C) are beneficial.
The change should be made gradually by gradually replacing the previous food with BARF meals. Observe your dog's reaction to the change in food and adjust the speed if necessary.
When feeding BARF, you should make sure that the need for vitamins, minerals and fatty acids is sufficiently covered. Our mineral mixes (Fit-BARF safe complete, MicroMineral) are specially tailored to the needs of the animals.
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