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Novel_Weims |
BUN levels
Jan 3 2008, 9:58 PM EST
So does that mean that the kidneys are not working as well or are working better, or that there is just more waste in the blood, or less? I would think that there would be more waste in the kibble fed diet, considering the contaminants.Do you find this valuable?
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bigdoglover03 |
1. RE: BUN levels
Jan 4 2008, 9:16 AM EST
It didn't specify....but I agree. With all of the additives, preservatives, and other BS in kibble, it would make sense that there is more waste. The only part I could gather was they were just telling raw-feeders not to be alarmed if the BUN levels were elevated....that it comes with the territory. There again, what type of RAW? I mean, strictly meat? Are they adding supplements? Or are they throwing in a few grains now and then? It didn't say.....and it didn't give a source of the study.
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Novel_Weims |
2. RE: BUN levels
Jan 6 2008, 7:38 AM EST
hmm... I'll have to do some looking into the subject now that my interest is picqued.
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