the_hunter1983 2 Posted July 23, 2009 Author Report Share Posted July 23, 2009 Kibbles just made for convenience basicaly , if your feeding rabbit already & kibble that is fine yea i am like i thought it was fine,lol,but tha twat had me thinking i was doing wrong by doing that like...could i give them a chick every other day or anything as i dont get out every week to give them rabbit like its only when i get out on the field they get rabbit realy or any meat for that matter,what would be the best meat to start to add into their diet and how often...sorry if im being a pain in the ass lol Quote Link to post
Kay 3,709 Posted July 23, 2009 Report Share Posted July 23, 2009 Kibbles just made for convenience basicaly , if your feeding rabbit already & kibble that is fine yea i am like i thought it was fine,lol,but tha twat had me thinking i was doing wrong by doing that like...could i give them a chick every other day or anything as i dont get out every week to give them rabbit like its only when i get out on the field they get rabbit realy or any meat for that matter,what would be the best meat to start to add into their diet and how often...sorry if im being a pain in the ass lol Lots of people feed chicks , i personally dont but i think that will be fine with the kibble as well Quote Link to post
the_hunter1983 2 Posted July 23, 2009 Author Report Share Posted July 23, 2009 Kibbles just made for convenience basicaly , if your feeding rabbit already & kibble that is fine yea i am like i thought it was fine,lol,but tha twat had me thinking i was doing wrong by doing that like...could i give them a chick every other day or anything as i dont get out every week to give them rabbit like its only when i get out on the field they get rabbit realy or any meat for that matter,what would be the best meat to start to add into their diet and how often...sorry if im being a pain in the ass lol Lots of people feed chicks , i personally dont but i think that will be fine with the kibble as well ok no probs thanks...what red meat would you recomend lol i wouldnt fancy given them my best steaks i have in the freezer llf Quote Link to post
Kay 3,709 Posted July 23, 2009 Report Share Posted July 23, 2009 Kibbles just made for convenience basicaly , if your feeding rabbit already & kibble that is fine yea i am like i thought it was fine,lol,but tha twat had me thinking i was doing wrong by doing that like...could i give them a chick every other day or anything as i dont get out every week to give them rabbit like its only when i get out on the field they get rabbit realy or any meat for that matter,what would be the best meat to start to add into their diet and how often...sorry if im being a pain in the ass lol Lots of people feed chicks , i personally dont but i think that will be fine with the kibble as well ok no probs thanks...what red meat would you recomend lol i wouldnt fancy given them my best steaks i have in the freezer llf just some fatty mince will do Quote Link to post
Coneytrappr 30 Posted July 24, 2009 Report Share Posted July 24, 2009 Kibbles just made for convenience basicaly , if your feeding rabbit already & kibble that is fine yea i am like i thought it was fine,lol,but tha twat had me thinking i was doing wrong by doing that like...could i give them a chick every other day or anything as i dont get out every week to give them rabbit like its only when i get out on the field they get rabbit realy or any meat for that matter,what would be the best meat to start to add into their diet and how often...sorry if im being a pain in the ass lol Lots of people feed chicks , i personally dont but i think that will be fine with the kibble as well ok no probs thanks...what red meat would you recomend lol i wouldnt fancy given them my best steaks i have in the freezer llf just some fatty mince will do Chicken necks and frames also, cheap as dirt and has plenty of edible bone content which is good as well. Quote Link to post
rosspti 2 Posted July 24, 2009 Report Share Posted July 24, 2009 Ferrets are bascially domesticated polecats, just like dogs are domesticated wolves. I don't think we should deny ferrets natural foods - even if just as a bit of variety now and then, with kibbles as the main food. Domestication of dogs probably means they don't suffer as a result of being fed on pet foods as they are not as active, etc. as wolves, but hard working hunting dogs (such as foxhounds) are best fed on meat. Too much protein (meat) can make dogs hyperactive if they don't get to do enough work - so maybe feeding kibbles in the summer and meat in the winter is a good idea for ferrets. That way they get the meat during the working season when they need the extra energy. Feeding kibbles in the summer also avoids maggots and stinking meat!!! A quick search on the web shows that British polecats have a natural diet of: Frogs, water voles, trout, eels, rabbits, snakes and ground nesting birds. I think whole carcasses are good as the bones, fur, feathers, etc. all simulate a wild diet. The only RULE is don't feed em on bread and milk!! Quote Link to post
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