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breakfast they have cereal honey vit c tablet white e and warm milk evening meal they have aussie formula or gain with multi vit chicken or liver or beef and veg all mixed in and soaked with hot water feed the coursing dogs same as my greyhounds .on morning of race or course add a egg to breakfast , and always give them a electrolite drink after racing or working .

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mine get plenty of raw meat and veg.. i try and feed them as soon after a run as i can, as i find it aids recovery a bit. for example if they have had a hard morning and im home for noon then i would feed them then rather than wait till nighttime. i heard that raw eggs are no good for a dog though, it just passes through them and they gain little from it, better off cooked.

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Breakfast, mine gets 2 wheatabix each with milk or cornflakes. Dinner/tea red mills greyhound racer 27% weighed out according to weight of dog soaked in hot water until cool and a cod liver oil tablet to keep their joints flexible and coat in good condition. It works for me my dogs a fit n healthy.

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i fed mine on chudley's racer witheither cooked or raw meat, pasta and veg

a small meal a couple of hours before running, i personally wouldn't feed straight after running

as they can be sick, but plenty of electrolite drinks during running

do what you think is best for your dog some only need one meal a day while others need that bit extra

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