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im after some recommendations for a mixer to use with raw meat for my whippet ive been using terrier meal but he seems to have lost condition and energy im thinking of trying chudleys greyhound racer mixed with his meat does anyone use this are able to recommend any other feeds.

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im after some recommendations for a mixer to use with raw meat for my whippet ive been using terrier meal but he seems to have lost condition and energy im thinking of trying chudleys greyhound racer mixed with his meat does anyone use this are able to recommend any other feeds.

did you get your name from kick boxer, Arden grange is a good complete feed but can add meat
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try gain but if your feeding meat as well use the 20 not 28 as the protien will be to high . :thumbs:

Depends how much you're doing...I feed Gain 28% with meat when they're busy and at the height of the season mines were on Red Mills 32% and meat...I feed the Gain 20% in summer when they're on their holidays... :thumbs:

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I have a Whippet he appears to be doing well on this feeding regime.

One lb raw meat, beef, or rabbit, or chicken, and lb fish once a week.

good handful of Gain 20%, grated carrot and spinach daily.

2.5 oz scoop of gain Gamivit supplement daily.

Beef and chicken from Durham animal feeds, ferreted rabbits, and fish from near out of date Morrisons supermarket.

if feeding meat i would use Gain 20% if not Gain 28%

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im after some recommendations for a mixer to use with raw meat for my whippet ive been using terrier meal but he seems to have lost condition and energy im thinking of trying chudleys greyhound racer mixed with his meat does anyone use this are able to recommend any other feeds.

 

Maybe try adjusting your fresh feeding regime if you are already feeding raw, but its hard to help without much info on what you actually feed meat wise. I would look at feeding a good range of raw foods with a good fat content. I take it you are using a Baked wholemeal mixer biscuit? I have used several hard baked biscuits over the years and found them very good, but I would always prefer a baked biscuit over a extruded one.

 

Regards Sirius

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What sort of meat are you feeding? it may well not be a problem with the biscuits.

Energy comes from fat and glucose (carbs being a god source of the latter) protein is not a good energy source but for repair unless the others run low, so consider increasing the fat and carb content. Go for quality protein rather than pet minces that can be as much as a problem as a help to the dog.

Feed twice a day when working hard,

Increase fat content in cold weather and as it contains around double the calories af carbs or protein it's a good way to increase calories without to much bulk.

Feed a light meal within a most an hour after work, include carbs and protein to restock stores.

Warm kennel, draught free..

Look at other reasons it may be struggling a little on rabbits, there are many.

Keep in mind hard run dogs start to look like hard run dogs by the end of the winter, I know mine will be ready for a rest in a week or three.

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I get the meat from a butcher it contains beef,chicken ,lamb, liver,kidney,heart.muscle fat and offal all minced together and trhe wheatmeal biscuit is baked(laughing dog) i feed him once a day

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ive got mine on berriewoods working own stuff dogs doing well good shits ect and muscle.add some eggs and some oils in there.feed late at night if kenneled helps keep weight on then in the winter months.

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