Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Oh, OK, then no kibble. What I would do would be to remove some of the chicken/rice mixture from a day's amount and to give a small RMB meal (SMALL!) such as chicken back with all the fat and skin peeled off. Then I would make no additional changes until I saw that poop result. Then tell us if it's still a perfect log.
i wasent feeding him backs the one i was able to get looked like it was all small pointy bones in the am his meal was ground up hamburger with some yogurt and for pm i was giving him tthe quarters with left over raw meats we cut at our reastruant and maby some eggs or veg baby food
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Well, I think a rear quarter is too much for an intro back to raw. What else can you use just for a short gearing-up period?
Do you have any bone-in half-breasts that you could hack off some of the meat first for human use?
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Those small pointy bones in backs are weird looking, yes, but softer (therefore easier for a beginner to digest) than many other bones in the body of the bird, as well as particularly cartilage-y.
I could just buy a leg or thigh .we also have fresh chicken wings would the bones in them be to small for him I would just think he would swollow them whole
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