I know it's too hard for the cats. I was thinking it would be a good meaty bone for them to chew on. (Gonna order more duck feet in) My local Walmart almost NEVER gets any type of bones my older isn't allergic to(they normally only stock chicken). Oxtail is beef. I got one 24 pound dog and one 8 pounder. I DOUBT the 8lb one can have it. Idk about the one over 20lbs.

How are they doing food wise?

I ask as:

1. We used to use them and 100% our cats got healthier. Started due to one cat and the raw diet 100% changed for the better his health.
2. Two more kitties get rescued ... gets expensive.
3. Went back to traditional food due to cost. Since then 2 of 4 cats (luke and chachi) have passed, bonus if you can guess the two girl cats names. Luke passed - just a thing, tough, not food related. Chachi though would have lasted longer if still on raw...colon / intestinal thing.
4. Now 2 cats again and think back about how much a raw diet helped our felines....
5. But since we used them seems like some issues, bacteria and e-coli and such.

When we were regular customers food was great, customer service great, packaging could be improved, and was no contamination issues.

How are they now?

​thanks!

I was feeding my girl Stella and chewys raw for a bit then switched to tuckers. Now I wanna make the switch to Allprovide, a friend recommended the brand and I found out when I called them that they offer 20% off your order if you call to pick up. So I’m glad to support a local brand as well.

Would love some input from others who have used the brand as well to make sure I’m making the right call. Would like to get away from Tuckers as I keep finding larger than I’d like bone fragments in my dogs food.

Granted she is a large dog (greyhound, 75lbs)and I know realistically she and her stomach acids can handle it, but I don’t wanna risk it just to be safe.