ANYONE FEED LURCHERS RAW EGGS?

[whippet10 0]

i give my dog a raw egg everyday with soldiers lol

[whip x grey 276]

ANYONE FEED EGGS?

HOW MANY A DAY?

BEFORE THEY RUN?

 

 

once every couple weeks i will give them a raw egg. dont want to many though bad for them

 

 

2nd post is spot on,,,,if u want to feed dogs egg,s on reaglar basises,,,,,just the egg white, ,, not the egg yellow part, thats the way i was taught,,,never asked questions as i was good boy---- but gather there was reason to this,when the older guys taught me, :showoff:

[BLUE BULLETT 1 1]

I FEED EGGS ONCE A WEEKIT WILL DO THEM NO HARM WHEN A DOG IS LOOSE IN ITS MOTION IT HELPS TO BIND THEM

[whip x grey 276]

i dont know why i was taught ,,,,egg whites ,,,, i think it was it was full off protin,,,the other was full off colestral,,,,not sure might have got it mixed about,,,,,no matter to me as i dont feed my dogs eggs lol,,,,,as i like an egg sandwich and i dont share lol

[my hounds 307]

TYPE IN ON THE INTERNET, FOODS POISONOUS TO DOGS OR, FOODS THAT ARE TOXIC TO DOGS.SEE WHAT YOU THINK,SOME ARE COMMON SENSE,OTHERS I WAS SUPRISED AT.RAW EGGS ARE NO GOOD? ATB

[inan 841]

ANYONE FEED EGGS?

HOW MANY A DAY?

BEFORE THEY RUN?

I never feed a dog before work.

Eggs are a valuable source of protein, but should be lightly cooked by cracking them into hot water, and letting them stand for about a minute, until the egg whites start to turn white.

This destroys most of the avidin that binds the biotin in them.Eggs will not. make a dog loose,but too many can have the opposite affect.

I used to give a dog a couple of eggs after a hard days coursing,cracked in a cup with hot water on them,it assists in muscle protein rebuilding,and the hot water helps the digestion of the eggs without damaging the protein and nutritional content of them.

Now, with the cold snap I put a couple in with rabbit giblets and any veg left overs ,a drop of gravy granules and cook up a porridge ,then pour over their grub.

Edited January 15, 2010 by inan

[Jamie93 57]

I give my staffy a raw egg over his dry food once a week.

Happy Hunting Jamie93

[matt241075 12]

i dont know why i was taught ,,,,egg whites ,,,, i think it was it was full off protin,,,the other was full off colestral,,,,not sure might have got it mixed about,,,,,no matter to me as i dont feed my dogs eggs lol,,,,,as i like an egg sandwich and i dont share lol

hi all

the reason people only feed the egg white is because its all protein the yolk is the calories etc thats why body builders will only eat the egg white too.

matt

[k94v 12]

ANYONE FEED EGGS?

HOW MANY A DAY?

BEFORE THEY RUN?

I never feed a dog before work.

Eggs are a valuable source of protein, but should be lightly cooked by cracking them into hot water, and letting them stand for about a minute, until the egg whites start to turn white.

This destroys most of the avidin that binds the biotin in them.Eggs will not. make a dog loose,but too many can have the opposite affect.

I used to give a dog a couple of eggs after a hard days coursing,cracked in a cup with hot water on them,it assists in muscle protein rebuilding,and the hot water helps the digestion of the eggs without damaging the protein and nutritional content of them.

Now, with the cold snap I put a couple in with rabbit giblets and any veg left overs ,a drop of gravy granules and cook up a porridge ,then pour over their grub.

spot on this man you must kill the avidin that binds the biotin i would not do gravy granules to much salt mate :thumbdown:

[inan 841]

ANYONE FEED EGGS?

HOW MANY A DAY?

BEFORE THEY RUN?

I never feed a dog before work.

Eggs are a valuable source of protein, but should be lightly cooked by cracking them into hot water, and letting them stand for about a minute, until the egg whites start to turn white.

This destroys most of the avidin that binds the biotin in them.Eggs will not. make a dog loose,but too many can have the opposite affect.

I used to give a dog a couple of eggs after a hard days coursing,cracked in a cup with hot water on them,it assists in muscle protein rebuilding,and the hot water helps the digestion of the eggs without damaging the protein and nutritional content of them.

Now, with the cold snap I put a couple in with rabbit giblets and any veg left overs ,a drop of gravy granules and cook up a porridge ,then pour over their grub.

spot on this man you must kill the avidin that binds the biotin i would not do gravy granules to much salt mate :thumbdown:

I am careful not to put much in their grub, just a flavouring.

I learned a little on the subject of eggs from Veterinary Advice For Greyhound Owners, by John Kohnke, he really knows his stuff.

[joey1979 0]

Never cook my meat boss, but found a cooked egg is much easier for the dog to digest..

[inan 841]

Never cook my meat boss, but found a cooked egg is much easier for the dog to digest..

My dogs eat raw too ,rabbit mostly ,that has been frozen for 3 weeks, I cook the giblets up to make a gravy to pour over their dinners during the cold weather,plus two of my three do not like raw lungs livers etc.

[Guest clash]

Soft boiled is the way to go,or the white cooked & the yolk raw.

[ratfinder general 0]

My Russel and Dobbie X get eggs all of the time, never does them any harm but don't give them too many if you'r going to be in a car for long distances.

[southcott 9]

My dogs find the eggs in the barn and help there selfs,