I finally switched Delilah and Felix over to RAW 100% they were getting kibble with raw a couple times a week for quite a while, but now- no more kibble!
The basis of their diet is chicken leg quarters ($0.47/lb.) but right now i am using some whole chickens that were on sale and saved the breasts for us!
since they have been getting raw for a while I am already adding offal in the form of chicken liver, heart, and gizzard. Even bought a package of chicken paws- though I don't think that is much more than cartilage and bone!
They eat between 1.25-1.50 pounds per day, each. I'll adjust if necessary later. Right now just sticking with chicken and turkey necks for a couple weeks and then I'll move on to other types of meat.
Lunch and dinner consist of RMB in the form of whole chicken (chicken leg quarters once these whole chicks are gone) or turkey necks and a little offal. They get a bedtime snack of a spoonful each of ground turkey, yogurt, and pumpkin so they won't have empty stomachs in the morning. I have decided not to feed any veggies or supplements. They do get some apple and frozen mango or peaches when I am making smoothies as a treat although I don't consider that necessary either
No real questions YET- just wanted to document how things are going. I know I liked reading this type of thing when I was researching the raw diet
The basis of their diet is chicken leg quarters ($0.47/lb.) but right now i am using some whole chickens that were on sale and saved the breasts for us!
since they have been getting raw for a while I am already adding offal in the form of chicken liver, heart, and gizzard. Even bought a package of chicken paws- though I don't think that is much more than cartilage and bone!
They eat between 1.25-1.50 pounds per day, each. I'll adjust if necessary later. Right now just sticking with chicken and turkey necks for a couple weeks and then I'll move on to other types of meat.
Lunch and dinner consist of RMB in the form of whole chicken (chicken leg quarters once these whole chicks are gone) or turkey necks and a little offal. They get a bedtime snack of a spoonful each of ground turkey, yogurt, and pumpkin so they won't have empty stomachs in the morning. I have decided not to feed any veggies or supplements. They do get some apple and frozen mango or peaches when I am making smoothies as a treat although I don't consider that necessary either
No real questions YET- just wanted to document how things are going. I know I liked reading this type of thing when I was researching the raw diet