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Raw wild pig is mostly what my dogs eat when I'm home. I freeze most of it but give them fresh meat fairly often. I don't worry about diseases from them consuming the fresh raw meat and bones because if the pig had something contagious it would pass along to the dogs, the dogs would have already contracted it when they caught the pig. That question tends to be asked a lot. I freeze the intestines inside the torso for several days before allowing the dogs to consume the intestines. You would be hard pressed to find healthier dogs around me than what I have.

I'm gonna go find some wood to knock on now though.

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I've been told by a few not to feed pork, like Ross says I think it's from back in the day when things were not as regulated.

 

Trichinosis (spelling?) was the concern.

 

I've fed pork chops, ham, gammon, bacon and sausage to my dogs, in moderation it's fine.

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templeking

 

Today, 07:27 PM

mine had a ham shank,loved it but drank a bucket of water after it.lol

 

I have a ham shank every now and then when the misses is out just get the Porn dvds out and take it fae there pmsl.

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Rabbits are no good there's nowt in em,hares,venison gives em the shits,pork no good,lamb to fatty,horse meat to lean,liver to much iron,lungs and abcesses,kibble is crap,tinned meat is shite,tripe full of water,fish and their bones,chicken carcasses and bones,dont cook only feed raw but freeze stuff because of parasites..f**k me give me strength lol ..enlighten me with what to feed my dogs please?

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