Reddit reviews Raw Meaty Bones Promote Health

It’s dangerous for dogs to eat cooked bones. Raw bones are digestible

As for guides I follow Tom Lonsdales advice

This book is great for the more technical side of things (or his website http://www.rawmeatybones.com)

https://www.amazon.com/Raw-Meaty-Bones-Promote-Health/dp/0646396242/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=raw+meaty+bones+tom+lonsdale&qid=1572759254&sprefix=raw+meaty+&sr=8-3

Or this one for something less dense

https://www.amazon.com/Work-Wonders-Feed-Meaty-Bones/dp/0975717405/ref=nodl_

But there are thousands more articles and books you can find on the internet about the different approaches to feeding raw

To feel comfortable with this diet, and be reassured your pup is getting everything he needs, research is definitely involved! Read, read, read! Info is your best friend. Primal Pooch has some 'how to' articles (and a fantastic resources page), so does perfectlyrawsome.com (see left panel for guides), and here is an excellent getting started article from the biggest FB group on raw feeding.

I also highly recommend picking up a couple of books on that resources list I posted above, like: Dr. Becker's Real Food, and Dr. Tom Lonsdale's Raw Meaty Bones (you'll find RMB cheap on ebay sometimes, @ $4-5.). Dr. Becker's book has meal plans, supplements and other great info, and Dr. Lonsdale's book Work Wonders is an abbreviated version of RMB, with more meal planning in it.

I've been doing it for about 5 or so months, and am mostly BARF, but like someone else mentioned, I'm not strict or precise either with veg/fruit; meat, bone and organs are to be concentrated on. I've been reading off and on about it for years, now, I have every raw feeding book published that I could possibly get my hands on. (PM me for a pdf of Dr. Lonsdale's books, if you're interested) Even so, I flubbed on a more than a few things, but it's a learning process! It's a crime that kibble propaganda has made is SUCH a fearful step, but this has absolutely, bar none, been the best things for my dogs. I'll never go back.