feeding rabbit

[Hob&Jill 258]

Boiled bones will do no harm as they retain the moisture....but there is still no real point in doing it.

[Hywel 53]

  Frank said:

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

 

 

Yep, same here Frank

[longhound 0]

  martin said:

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.

 

i would feed raw rabbit, as the bones tend to splitt when cooked, and may cause the dog internal damage

[marshman 7,758]

  caspa said:

  lurchers1 said:

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

i dont think that youhad a dog that as cout a rabit or hare yet

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DONT BOIL RABBIT WHOLE THE BONES AINT A GOOD IDEA AT ALL :no: STUPID ADVICE, AND DANGEROUS.........FEED FRESH OR LEAVE THEM IN A FREEZER FOR TWO WEEKS TO PREVENT WORMS DEFROST AND FEED

 

SOME PEOPLE SHOULD KNOW BETTER THAN FEEDING BOILED BONES

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  MikeTheDog said:

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..

 

Here you go Mike.

They do a great job.

 

http://www.cateringplus.co.uk/details.php/...ncer_no_10.html

 

Below, is a minced whole raw rabbit, without skin and guts.