Worming really depends on what meats you provide. If you provide fresh, especially pork or game then you should worm regularly. If the meat has been frozen for two weeks then worms are not an issue as the freezing kills the worms and larvae.
Have you tried rabbit with the bengals? I know 10 breeders of bengals who feed almost nothing but rabbit.
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Originally Posted by ErbslinTrouble
don't forget to worm your pets properly with a broad spectrum wormer if you are going to feed raw. (i.e. milbemax, drontal, or profender) as Panacur will not be sufficient to cover all the worms your cat will be at risk of with some raw meats. game birds, rabbits, pork and meat that has been left out for flies and other parasites to lay their young on can be a risk. regular worming with a broad spectrum wormer in combination with a multi flea/worm treatment (i.e. Frontline COMBO, Stronghold, or Advocate) should prevent any concern.
I'm really working on feeding mine on raw but my Bengal is not into meats! I've tried everything from fish, raw and cooked beef, prawns(raw and cooked), chicken(raw and cooked, boiled and grilled!) and no luck so far! Trouble on the other hand is a porker! and will have it all hahah  but i can't get her to eat wings, only raw or cooked chicken pieces. I'm going to see if i can get some ground up chicken with bone from the butcher next week and see if that goes. |