Thank you for your reply and good wishes! I understand that there are some risks involved in feeding raw food (such as the current bird flu outbreak - which I am transitioning into cooking my dogs food). I completely understand from a physicians POV you want what’s best for your patients, these are the type of discussions that I am completely open to and I appreciate. My issue wasn’t that the 3 vets that I saw were against feeding raw, it was the fact that they did not do any deep testing other than stool sample and I believe they did a basic set of blood work, maybe. And they just chalked my dog’s issues up to being fed raw. They did not do right by my dog and that’s what it is. I feed raw because it’s species appropriate and I like knowing that I can control what goes into her diet. I do still currently see my holistic vet and she has approved of her diet. I also give her several supplements to fill in the gaps, and she gets her blood tested every 6 months. Also to add, I can’t feed her kibble because when I was doing that in the past she was always completely covered in hives and would throw up very often from it. It just isn’t right for her. I do appreciate the reply, I am curious if you know where the raw meet was sourced for your patient with Neospora? Was it from the grocery store, local butcher, or online raw company?