I just read the other day, that you should try and match the organ meat with the muscle meat you are feeding. For example, if you are feeding a chicken meal, you should give chicken organs. Rabbit - rabbit organs. Beef - beef organs. Etc.
I don't have very much experience with raw feeding, it's just what I read. (Okay, I just looked and I can't find the link. Anyway, it's probably not that important, just some "food for thought" haha)
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I just read the other day, that you should try and match the organ meat with the muscle meat you are feeding. For example, if you are feeding a chicken meal, you should give chicken organs. Rabbit - rabbit organs. Beef - beef organs. Etc.
Did it say why? I have never heard of that and I feed different meats and organs usually, unless I have the same thawed out.
Never had an issue so I am just wondering why it would be that way?
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Um sorry Carol.... I seem to recall it was mainly for the first little while of feeding raw, and had to do with protein sources and allowing your pet to adapt, and something about prey model (consuming the whole animal and such).... I have a horrible memory but I'm pretty sure it was for the initial/intermediate stages of switching. Should have mentioned that.
I believe, as you already know... once your dog is used to raw food then it is more balance over time thing.
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