^yes sis, no cooking involved. but before you start feeding raw, research research research muna talaga and see if it will work for your dog, as some ingredients require specific preparation.
i've heard a lot of very good feedback from dog owners who do raw feeding. if you browse online, you can see before and after pics of dogs who've been raw fed.
i don't feed purely raw food but half cooked lang because it's what works for my dogs.
i also give them fresh fruits and sometimes left-over green smoothie (no sugar) kasi we drink it almost everyday. super mura ang fruits and veggies sa province namin and my sister and titas often give us fresh produce from their own gardens. i no longer buy dog treats since way healthier and much cheaper ang fruits and veggies. on special occasions, i bake dog treats for them too

with regards to the ingredients, i switch it around every week. like now it's lean pork+squash+carrots (no salt or seasoning added), you may add a very small amount of rice. next you can switch to chicken (walang bones if you cook it) or liver, or mix a bit of both. but seldom lang ang liver kasi too much is bad for them. you can also include a small amount of green leafy veggies.
don't switch the menu too often or make the ingredients too complicated as this causes stomach upsets.
and take note of the following ingredients:
- onions are toxic to dogs and cats,
- garlic is a litte toxic but allowable in very small amounts as a tick repellant.
- avocadoes, grapes, and raisins are also toxic.
- potatoes are not recommended because they may cause stomach upsets
- i tried feeding this to my dogs, and they tend to vomit it out. i get a similar reaction from sayote so i no longer include these ingredients in their food
just see what your dogs like, and check if it's safe for them
