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I have a carnivorous pig on my hands What a difference a day makes. Delilah got up this morning and wolfed down TWO medallions! After the first one and licking the plate clean she looked up at me like where is the main course? So I gave her another and it was gone in no time! Ok, so I need to know about what RMB I can give her. I think I have seen that you should not give them the little drummies I guess cause they are small, but she is very small and I think it would be the perfect size for her. What do you think? And what about the skin on chickens, should I remove it? Suggestions please....... |
I dont know much about raw feeding but when I homecook chicken for mine I dont give mine skin because it has so much fat. I am interested in raw feeding and will be curious what others say |
I've given Lacy chicken necks occasionally. I cut all the skin off of them |
RAW prey model feeding There are several threads here, on raw feeding - one that is currently active you might check out is: http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=101885 I don't know about the medallions; but a certain amount of natural fats (that would be in the skin) is essential for balance. In prey-model feeding, folks usually just let the pet's weight determine how much skin is either taken off or left. Pet looking heavy: skin the chicken. Pet needs a few ounces: leave the skin. |
Man, 4 medallions a day! And would eat more if I let her. She is 9 month old 2 lbs....should only be eating 2-2.5 per day. I am gonna have to get a second job! I will see about adding some RMB to cut her back on the medallions. I wish there was a local place I could get them. I know the local groomer here will not stock them in her store....already felt her out and as you would expect she thinks it is a bad diet....ugh. I sucks to live in a backwards city/state. Although I would not be happy in a big city....country girl here. |
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I only remove the skin for dogs who are on the chubby side :p You can feed raw meaty bones such as lamb, chicken, turkey and rabbit ones, these are all soft enough for them to eat and get a jaw work out from. Just make sure they are raw and meaty :D |
Ok, this little pig of mine is wanting to eat in between meals. She has two medallions in the morning and two in the evening....keep in mind this is double what is recommended. But she is looking at me with them big brown...ok, them beady, eyes pleading for more. I have read all about how mixing this and that can cause upset due to differences in digestion. I realize not to feed any grains but what can you feed to tide them over? I hope cheese is ok cause I caved and gave her 1/2 slice (kraft singles) a bit ago...figured it did not have grain! She used to enjoy cottage cheese up until I started the raw just a few days ago and now she does not even want that. She is not a fruit or veggie eater unless it is ground up in her food and there is no other way around it. So, ladies, in all your wisdom, what do you suggest? I am going to store later to buy chicken wings, necks and anything else that I can find hoping that this will help. |
Its normal for her to want to eat lots at first, she is loving her new RAW food :) You will get differing opinions between raw feeders on the issue of treats. Dried meats and fish are good. You can get grain free treats. TBH I personally have given the occasional treat with grains in it, as long as it is all natural and they have always been fine with that. |
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Her system is hungry right now. Her appetite will settle down once she realizes this isn't a dream ;) and, there will always be more where this came from. |
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I don't really give Lacy a lot of treats. If I do give her treats, they are normally grain-free treats. There are some dried pork liver treats that I give her and also Wellness Pure Rewards. Very rarely she'll get treats with grains in them...but I make sure they've been spaced out from her feedings. Of course, she'll also occasionally get a bite of what I'm eating...just can't resist those eyes |
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