helsonwheels
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Iâm in the food industry n can tell you âfoodborne illnessâ are mostly from vegetables. Yes of course does happen with meat which that happens as cross-contamination by human. Example using same counter, cutting board with meat with fruits/vegetables, food poisoning etcâŚâŚI just had a recall from Costco as they know I bought Taylor kit salad. Was the cheese inside, wasnât right. Last time I ever buy them kits. AnyhooâŚâŚSomeone new to raw I immediately think foodborne illness. Iâm not judging in any way -just need to learn the basics. Can any meat be served raw? @1Chumly I saw thereâs a referral bonus on the k9 site if you want to refer me? Let me know whatâs needed if you do. It looked like $50 credit if I read it right.
I havenât tried fish because I wasnât sure what he could have. The test said, âWhite-Colored Fish reactivity includes sardines, herring and tuna (and their oils)â. I wasnât sure what fish was left. I could only think of salmon and that was on the avoid list. I will research that to expand his protein.
Itâs so easy to go down rabbit holes with these bulldogs and lose sight of the obvious. I appreciate your time!
We have 7dogs in my family n all on a raw diet. Been over 7yrs. No issues. I simply make sure the raw is taken out from the freezer n fed next day. You also can feed semi-frozen to feel safer.
BTW, these health issues isnât just in bulldogs. Lots of other breeds have the same problem. đ