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The feeding of lurchers has become really complicated...? I don't keep, performance dogs or racers and coursers,..just hedgerow mouchers.  So,..I've always subscribed to the notion, that a l

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These topics remind me of veggies they rave on about not needing to eat meat then have to take supplements because they don't eat it ?

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1 minute ago, mushroom said:

I can say I'm partial to a bowl of Brekkies in rabbit flavour. Arkwrights gives me gas.

The mutts tend to fill the motor with a more fowl smelling gas when they have had just meat for their dinners but  they tend to get flatulence what ever their fed TBH ?

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After feeding raw for last 35 yrs with the odd bit of kibble ti bulk out sometimes I'm now going over to feeding mainly kibble & after trying loads of different brands from very expensive down to greyhound types ive settled on Royal Canin. Its the first dry food all 3 of my dogs will eat on its own. Been introducing it for last couple of weeks & so far there all happy with it No sloppy shits good breath no farts etc. Im running big freezer down then theyll go on it full time with meat & bones once/twice a week. Makes life much easier when we go away etc. Its not the cheapest & £43 per 15kg but certainly not the most expensive. So if anyone after a big chest freezer foc in oxford area  pm me. Atb

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42 minutes ago, Aussie Whip said:

Any half decent kibble mixed with meat, eggs and some vegetables.I cant keep enough condition on them feeding just game.Always got a long healthy life out of them,just had one pts at 18.I believe it's important to feed some fresh feed with kibble.

Good post, prove is in the pudding.

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