I have cats rather than dogs, but I did try raw food with them. It went well for the switch over period, when they were getting some raw food and some of their regular. Unfortunately they started throwing up when they were transitioned to all raw food, so I discontinued it.
They do get an all canned 100% meat diet (cats are not omnivores like dogs - they are obligate carnivores). I think they definitely are healthier for it. They are not overweight and have very glossy, very soft, dandruff free coats.
Recently I've been giving them dehydrated chicken breast dog treats - the same company makes cat treats, but the dog ones are bigger. It gives the cats something that they have to chew on. I figure its probably good for their teeth.
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