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Tessa- Sue~*In- loving- memory*~ Gone. But the- ledgend lives on     Barked: Fri May 18, '07 7:20am PST  RMB'S: rabbit quarters with fur attatched, chicken leg quarters, bone-in pork chops(be carefull with these, since they are cut with a saw the bones can be sharp), mackerle and soon I'm adding tuna and dolphin(not the mammal kind). Organs: Un-idenfied pork organs, rabbit organs(includes green tripe) and sometimes chicken organs Most of what we've been getting is boneless. Mamma got a bunch of free meat, it was mostly boneless. About a quarter of it is bone-in pork chops. On Wendsday she got about 11lbs of random free range pork organs for $20. And on Tuesday she got free tuna scraps.. YUM my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Penny I didn't do it!     Barked: Fri May 18, '07 9:25am PST  We only started raw a few weeks ago so we haven't gotten very far... NV medallions chicken/turkey NV medallions lamb NV medallions rabbit chicken thigh chicken heart chicken gizzard [notify]

Risa- W-FDM/MF RA- RL1 CA CGC Awesome Dog     Barked: Fri May 18, '07 9:36am PST  I am not able to get as much variety as I'd like to (though I'm working on it). However, Risa eats: Chicken quarters Cornish Game hens Chicken breast Chicken thighs Chicken drumsticks Chicken wings (rarely) Chicken liver Chicken gizzards Chicken hearts Turkey drumsticks Turkey wings Turkey gizzards Ground turkey (seldom) Pork neck Pork chops Pork ribs Beef heart Beef liver Beef kidney (though not her favorite) Beef tongue Ground Beef (rarely) Ground Buffalo (it's pricey so it's a rare treat) Canned Jack Mackeral Canned Tuna (very seldom) Canned Sardines Tilapia fillets Whole Tilapia Lamb shoulder (only once so far) I'd love to get her a greater variety (maybe some rabbit, venision, etc.) but have yet to find a source. Edited by author Fri May 18, '07 9:36am PST my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Brody What's in it for- me?     Barked: Fri May 18, '07 12:57pm PST  Here is what my 2 eat: RMBs with 100% edible bone Whole chickens Whole turkeys Turkey drumsticks Turkey thighs Turkey breast Turkey necks Pheasant (a rare treat) Quail (a rare treat) Duck Rabbit (skinned/gutted - have not yet gotten whole rabbits) Pork spareribs Lamb ribs/breast Goat ribs/breast Whole sardines Whole mackerel Salmon heads Whole tilapia (Brody won't eat this, Maxwell does reluctantly) Various other types of whole fish Chicken feet (a snack, not a meal) Pork feet (a snack that keeps them busy for a long, long time) RMBs with partially edible bone Goat leg Goat shoulder Other goat pieces (not sure what they are, but I got a whole goat cut into pieces) Lamb leg Lamb shank Lamb shoulder Pork shoulder roasts Pork butt roasts Pork hocks RMBs with inedible bone (they pull off the meat, and I take the bone away Beef shank Beef shortribs Boneless muscle meat Beef bottom roast Beef chuck roast Beef pot roast Beef tongue Beef heart Green tripe Bison tongue Bison heart Pork tongue Pork heart Lamb heart Eggs (not exactly muscle meat, but boneless of course) Organs Beef liver Beef kidneys Beef lung Bison liver Pork kidneys Pork spleen Pork brains Pork testicles Lamb liver Lamb brains Things that I want to try or feed more often Bison/Buffalo (real muscle meat, not just tongue and heart) Venison (they've had once, but very bony pieces) Elk Moose Ostrich Emu Keep in mind that what is edible, partially edible, inedible may be different for your dog. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Summer Have a Nice Day!     Barked: Fri May 18, '07 1:11pm PST  Wow it's fun to see everypup's different variety!!! We eat: WHOLE PIECES MEALS - whole goat leg - whole leg of lamb - pork shoulder roast (bone in) - gutted rabbit - whole jack mackerel - whole sardines - gutted chicken - gutted duck - salmon head MIXED GRILL (BUT RAW!) HUNKS adding up to a meal - bison hearts/livers/kidneys - beef hearts/livers/kidneys/lungs/trachea/testicles/green tripe/tongue/roasts - pork hearts/livers/spleen/kidney/tongue/trachea/thymus/brains/testicles - turkey necks/legs/breast - chicken feet my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Risa- W-FDM/MF RA- RL1 CA CGC Awesome Dog     Barked: Fri May 18, '07 1:25pm PST  I forgot to add Risa gets raw eggs on occasion too. I wish I could get some of the more exotic meats! Buffalo is about as exotic as we get. I wish I knew a hunter! I'd be SET. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Paris-- CGC &- Therapy Dog Missy Wiggle- Butt     Barked: Fri May 18, '07 10:18pm PST  Meat w/ bone- cornish game hens, chicken, duck, pheasant and I have had rabbit a few times Just meat- buffalo, deer, beef, various fishes, lamb and pork Bones with a little meat (for chewing)- beef ribs & pork neck bones Organs- chicken or beef liver & kidney Marley (75lbs German Shepherd) - gets all of the above except no game hens and he gets beef knuckle bones and back & neck pieces of beef to chew on. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Storm Silent Observer     Barked: Fri May 18, '07 11:08pm PST  Wow, you all have quite some lists going! Due to Storm's allergies, our selection is a bit limited - he cannot have raw pork, for example. Right now he gets: Bone-in chicken with giblets (I just buy 'em whole and cut 'em up) Bone-in turkey with giblets (same deal as the chicken above) Boneless beef Beef neck Beef liver ...and I just found a place where I can get beef heart! Woo! Storm's turned his nose up at any fish I've offered. My next goal is canned tuna. I'd like to try any other meats I can get my hands on, but most of them just aren't within the price range right now. I keep meaning to try eggs with him, but I don't keep them in the house (I'm allergic) and I'm a bit skittish of them because I've heard that they can give some dogs unhappy tummies - and, if any dog gets an unhappy tummy, it's gonna be Storm. Edited by author Fri May 18, '07 11:11pm PST my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Darby - C.G.C. The Anti-Lassie     Barked: Sat May 19, '07 4:03am PST  Hey, Sarah, instead of canned tuna, try sardines. I get Brunswick sardines, packed in spring water with no added salt. Sardines have bones in them so you get some calcium along with your omega 3s. Most important; Darby loves sardines! Whoo-Hoo! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Clem Food! Got- Food?!     Barked: Sun May 20, '07 6:09am PST  We do a mixture that I throw in the food processor: Fresh: tomatoes carrots celery zucchini (or any other combo of fresh vegetables) eggs with shells (good for their bones, ) 1/4 cup of fish oil to a large batch (but I'm looking around for wheat germ oil too) fresh fruit such as apples, pears, etc plain yogurt I freeze this in containers that hold a day or two supply, thaw it and add it to raw ground turkey, ground chicken, hamburger, pheasant, venison, partridge. This recipe should be somewhere in the vicinity of Dr Ian Billinghurst's and from his book The BARF Diet. Might also be in his book Give Your Dog A Bone. If anyone has any suggestions or improvements to this, I'm interested. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

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