I've been reading up on raw and I think it would be something cool to try eventually. Right now I live with my fiance's family (sister, brother, mom, dad, and grandmother + me and him under the same roof) and I have no income (since I'm in school) and he's just working part time at walmart to just try to bring in some money here and there, so I don't have a way to freeze any large amount of meat to keep up with the costs of feeding raw. I was wondering if maybe supplementing every once in a while with some fish would be good for the dogs? Diesel always lingers on the edge of being too thin but he loves bones and rawhides or things of that sort. I've always thought fish would be best for my huskies since I feel like that was probably more of their natural diet than beef or chicken (even though Diesel loves chicken, so I feed him that flavor of kibble). I guess my actual question is if you guys think it might help him keep a more balanced weight to supplement with some fish (or really even any frozen meat that we have lying around) once in a while?

Sorry for the late response, I must have missed this thread. Supplementing raw meat is definitely beneficial whether done on a regular basis or infrequently. I think offering a variety of different meats over time is more beneficial than just sticking to any one, but fish is fine as is chicken, turkey, beef, pork, lamb, duck, quail, venison, rabbit, and so on.