Raw Feeding and traveling - Potential Inconveniences

[MollyWoppy]

Relax, just go with the flow. We did a 4100 (plus) mile trip last August. We also stayed with people who were quite anti-animals - Mollie and Windy both came of course, I wouldn't leave home without them. My problem is that my husband likes driving from dawn to dusk, we aren't allowed to stop anywhere, except for gas, so I couldn't get hold of raw meat or anything. I'm the one who has to do all the driving, he sits in the back watching DVD's and griping about my driving, so I'm exhausted by the time we get to stop. So, I just fed Mol canned food, 95% meat, and some Orijen. I know Mol and she is fine, switching foods doesn't worry upset her stomach in the least. Hell, she's still getting fed better than 95% of the dogs out there, I don't feel bad at all.

[IslandPaws4Raw]

Relax, just go with the flow. We did a 4100 (plus) mile trip last August. We also stayed with people who were quite anti-animals - Mollie and Windy both came of course, I wouldn't leave home without them. My problem is that my husband likes driving from dawn to dusk, we aren't allowed to stop anywhere, except for gas, so I couldn't get hold of raw meat or anything. I'm the one who has to do all the driving, he sits in the back watching DVD's and griping about my driving, so I'm exhausted by the time we get to stop. So, I just fed Mol canned food, 95% meat, and some Orijen. I know Mol and she is fine, switching foods doesn't worry upset her stomach in the least. Hell, she's still getting fed better than 95% of the dogs out there, I don't feel bad at all.

Windy is one cool cat!