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as the season is starting and the dog is now catching i'm considering adding rabbit to his diet. how much rabbit a week would you feed and what parts ? he always gets the heart, liver and lungs anyway when i clean them . i'm looking to feeding as much raw as i can. cheers rob

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Two week in a freezer to kill any tape worm paracites..

 

If your asking how much meat to feed a dog,,,it depends on the dog,,,it just comes with experience and using your eyes to see that the dogs in good nick .....

 

But as a ruff guid about a pound of meat for an avrage adult lurcher,,,,

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skinned and gutted, freeze for 3 days or more. one whole rabbit for a 50lb dog (roughly) and add more fat in cold weather or if the dog is in heavy work.

I assume you feed other stuff with the rabbit and not just a whole rabbit?

 

My 40lb bitch will eat 2 rabbits, a pound of mince and a scoop of biscuits in one sitting regularly.

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I would not feed, heart, Liver, or lungs straight from a fresh Rabbit, you should freeze at least a week to kill tapeworm.

i feed my dog a pound of Rabbit, plus three handfuls of a decent 20% complete, I don't believe you need to go higher in protein when feeding raw meat, if feeding raw Rabbit or Chicken i stick some beef dripping in the micro for a min and pour over, as rabbit and Chicken breast which I feed are low in fat.

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cheers for the replies. he has a good mixed raw diet i'm getting more than enough rabbit for us and thought about giving the dog some. just wondered if there were any issues other than the low fat. he does get wormed regularly but i will freeze first now. thanks

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