Martin Espericueta Webboard User Reg: 02-07-2006
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Hello,
We've talked about the example of feeding a freshly killed rabbit whole
to dogs, which had no issues, other than check your dog every so
often for worms (vet)/deworm every-so-often...
fish and game departments strongly advise against allowing your dog to eat any part of the gi tract, frozen or fresh. tapeworms that live in that part of the body are at a stage when they can be truly dangerous to both you and your dog.
never feed any part of wild game without freezing at 0F for ten days first.
Would raising rabbits be considered "wild game"? And if not, why
would it be ok for whole rabbit fresh, but not deer fresh?
Richard Pryor Webboard User Reg: 01-14-2007
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Wild game means game animals (like rabbits, hens) living in the wild. Raising rabbits would not be considered wild game. If you raise them, there is no need to freeze.
Martin Espericueta Webboard User Reg: 02-07-2006
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Quote: Richard Pryor
Wild game means game animals (like rabbits, hens) living in the wild. Raising rabbits would not be considered wild game. If you raise them, there is no need to freeze.
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