A raw food diet for dogs, often referred to as a ‘biologically appropriate raw food’ (BARF) diet, includes uncooked meats, bones, fruits, and vegetables. This diet aims to replicate what dogs would eat in the wild, offering numerous health benefits such as improved digestion, shinier coats, and increased energy levels. However, it’s essential to balance the diet properly to ensure your dog gets all necessary nutrients. In this guide, we’ll explore the benefits, potential risks, and how to safely transition your dog to a raw food diet.
