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Old 06-06-2009, 11:17 AM
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Re: Raw feeding - didnt go quite to plan.

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Originally Posted by gesic View Post
Have u read the book by Ian billinghurst "give ur dog a bone"?
If not get it....really good advive re introducing, I leant mine out a few years ago and never saw it again.
Lamb is what I consider heavy ie very grasy and will lie in the tum for ages, even harry who is used to raw will regurgitate those.
The best starter is a chicken wing, then perhaps a chicken carcass if u can source them.
Be prepared to get friendly with ur local butcher lol
I have the book on order.

I have some chicken necks (frozen) but now im a bit scared to give them (im such a weed - and have just been informed that im stupid and irresponsible lol). Of course if i do, ill wait until they are back to normal.

The ribs had very little meat and sinews etc, attached to them, and were mostly bone. Maybe its a combination of volume and something far too rich.

Oscar did bring up a bit of rib, so hasnt digested everything.
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