feeding rabbit

[lurchers1 0]

hi all,just a quick one,a mate of mine wants to feed rabbit to his dog whole,(boiled up)now he wants to know if he can leave the bones in or should he remove them,i know a meat mincer would be ideal but he does not have one yet,any advice would be great,cheers all

[suluki 2]

i feed my dogs raw rabbit and my dogs love it! but i also no some one that feeds there dog boiled rabbit and his dogs get on with it! hope that helps.

[caspa 2]

hi all,just a quick one,a mate of mine wants to feed rabbit to his dog whole,(boiled up)now he wants to know if he can leave the bones in or should he remove them,i know a meat mincer would be ideal but he does not have one yet,any advice would be great,cheers all

i just chuk it to them hole hare or rabbit..and he will skin it himself

[Guest Frank]

I skin mine and freeze for 2 weeks then defrost and give them whole raw.

[Guest world.hunters]

just skin it gut it leave the offal in and give it to the dog as it is they love mate

 

w.h

[Guest markbrick1]

i would say skinn it gut it and boil it best way to give the dog rabbits,mark

[MikeTheDog 153]

A while back someone posted details of a mincer that was capable of dealing with chicken carcasses and rabbits at a reasonable price. If anyone remembers could they put a link up please..

[Hob&Jill 258]

i would say skinn it gut it and boil it best way to give the dog rabbits,mark

Why boil it?

[Leadhead 0]

I thought that cooked chicken and rabbit bones were not suitable to give dogs as they splinter?

 

Would have thought they were better fed raw!

[ferret110 27]

Boil the rabbits to kill any tape worm eggs that may be in them

[Hob&Jill 258]

Boil the rabbits to kill any tape worm eggs that may be in them

Or freeze them...

[brock 11]

if your dogs are wormed regular it shouldnt be a problem,i wouldnt take a chance with bones that have been boiled,they splinter very easily and are a hazzard that can be avoided

[SkeetChamp 0]

I just skin them and then boil them and then give it to them i dont take the bones out though

[squirreltail 15]

If your mate thinks anything of his dogs he'll either bone the cooked carcase or feed it raw.Not boning cooked rabbit can be lethal to an animal, get away with it some of the time but could be painful and expensive if one of them bones get stuck somewhere or cuts up dogs insides.

[martin 332]

As people have said,you should not cook up bones for a dog especially chicken or rabbit as they become very splintery.Feed them raw and worm your dogs(as you should be anyway). My two eat all raw food,and have done from 8wks,they love it,and they are thriving on it.