Miller's farm in Pensylvania. But they only ship to broward and miami in florida.
Are you sure it's such a good idea to request it unfrozen and ship it from PA to Florida? Unless of course you're shipping it overnight with icepacks.
Title: Re: switching to dog food
Post by: Chris on July 19, 2012, 10:50:56 am
I'm confused, is it dog food? Or is it just fattier pieces of meat and organs, that they just label as DF? They probably figure no human could possibility find this appetizing. So let's market it to people with Dogs! They fail to realize, we (raw Paleo's) love this $#%# (fatty meats, and organs), breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Title: Re: switching to dog food
Post by: eveheart on July 19, 2012, 12:34:50 pm
What they're talking about here is what is sometimes known as B.A.R.F. - Biologically Appropriate Raw Food - for dogs. It includes many animal parts, not just muscle meats and fat. Feline B.A.R.F. is available, too! The whole modern idea goes back to an experiment called Pottenger's cats, which you can google to learn more about. Of course, before modern times, animals had a more paleo diet, anyway. When fed with B.A.R.F., pets don't get degenerative diseases. This food is as suitable for human consumption as it is for dogs when it comes from a good source.
Title: Re: switching to dog food
Post by: Chris on July 19, 2012, 03:24:14 pm
Interesting, I learn something new everyday on this site. I've seen WF's carry food for Dog's and Cat's, that is a mixture of Raw meats in the freezer section (maybe they should move it to the salad bar section for the rest of us?). I'm sure their quality is much different, than straight from the farm. Have you tried it yet? It actually sounds pretty good, and healthy. I'd be game if that's all it is. There's no way I can get this fresh in my neck of the woods, unless I sacrifice an animal in my backyard! I'll have to check with our homeowners association on that one first. Maybe we should change our diet, and Website to ( The Human B.A.R.F. Project)?