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WHAT FOOD WILL PUT MOST WEIGHT ON PER AMOUT


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red mills racer is about the best and iv tried most i always add plenty meat and fish in varying paterns

how much do you pay for your redmill,s racer if you dont mind me asking and from where pm if you like mate

 

mr redmill racer+ cost me £12 for 15kg bag. its from my local supplier. hopewells in hellaby if you live in syorks, they deliver in local area too for free

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chicken carcuss's and chicken mince. end of :thumbs:

your right mate end of :thumbs:

i`m with you lads on this one some feed will put weight on fast -- but you`ll lose fitness . i`d feed the chicken just up the in take feed twice a day i`d worm first aswell then start on the chicken and maybe a couple of times a week add a good dry feed ..
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what is it that makes chicken better than other meats in some peoples view?

 

For me chook is high protein low fat, this is why IMO the wings are perfect for fat to bone ratio

 

When the real work comes i feed red meat horse / venison high in natuiral creatine etc

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Chicken on its own is one of the "leanest" meats available , to add weight to a dog or maintain his weight is to up the caloric intake. Feed more or feed often, not just meat but a collection of other required nutrients that a dog needs to thrive and maintain weight. Fats being the most essential source of energy that a dog requires, up the feed amounts along with high calorie foods that will sustain a working dog and will retain the loss of weight and condition.

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Beefdripping lard pigs skin anything with a high fat content I have a factory butchers that supplies me with dog mince which is cheep he also gives me trotters and pigskin with the fat still on it makes brill pork scratchings the dogs go mad for it but you have to watch how mutch you give them they soon put a layer of fat on .

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Everyone's talking about the type of food to put into this dog, but no one has addressed the issue of being a picky eater.

 

Some dogs are very funny about where they eat their food. Some don't like to be watched or be near other dogs or even people when they are eating. Where and how are you feeding the dog? On its own? In sight of other dogs? A normal, unstressed dog will wolf its food down quickly, but a dog which is worried by other dogs, even if they can't get to it, might actually not dare eat properly.

 

Also, how old is the dog? Quite a few dogs can't put on weight whilst they are still growing, all their food is being used up in growing the body, and it is not until they mature that they start to fill out.

 

Also, and I can't remember how many times I have said this, or similar, is the dog crapping OK? Does it do firm stools or is it sloppy? If the stools are not solid then that could indicate an intolerance to something in the food, and some dogs are intolerant to the various additives they put in manufactured dog food, or the soya, beet pulp or cereals.

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Fat has double the calories of either carbs or protein so adding extra fat will have a bigger effect, ie as already said fatty meats like breast of lamb and adding in a little vegetable oil to the dried will increase the calories and make the meal more appetising thus the dog may eat a little more.

PS wormed recently?

 

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