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Transitioning a dog from kibble to raw food begins with a four-day detox phase of feeding pure tripe. During this initial stage, the dog’s stool becomes black and slightly loose. This temporary colour and consistency change occurs because pure tripe is dark and contains no bone content. After four days, the diet transitions to tripe mixes. At this stage, the stool becomes slightly white as bone is introduced. These physical variations are normal signs of dietary adaptation.

Feeding raw dog food and dry kibble together in the same meal is not recommended due to their different digestion rates. Raw dog food digests in approximately two hours, while dry kibble requires eight to ten hours to digest. Combining these food types disrupts the digestive process and leads to vomiting or diarrhoea. Furthermore, continuing to feed kibble prevents a dog from achieving the complete health benefits of a full-time raw food diet. Owners must serve these distinct food types in completely separate meals to safeguard digestive health.

Dogs eat grass primarily because they enjoy the texture and taste rather than due to a nutritional deficiency. However, excessive grass eating accompanied by a gurgling stomach or vomiting indicates an underlying dietary issue. This behaviour stems directly from food intolerance, excessive bone content, or high dietary fat levels. Owners resolve this issue by introducing digestive supplements such as Dorwest Easy Green or Proflax Tummy Tastic. Balancing the daily dietary formulation and introducing these targeted supplements stops the behaviour and stabilises canine digestive health.