[rawfeeding] Re: Enough bone in chicken quarters?

"emmiemileslouie" <lklora@...> wrote:
> Stocked up on chicken leg quarters and was wondering if I needed to
add
> additional RMB to these or are they sufficient as is regarding
> bone/meat percentages? Don't worry, am also giving organ meat along
> with these.
*****
There's more than enough bone in chicken quarters. They're not as bony
as necks or wings or backs, but they are bonier than what's needed in
the long haul. If anything you might consider adding boneless meals to
the menu. Or at least adding some extra meat to the leg quarter meals
from time to time.

What size dog are you feeding? It may be that buying whole birds to
feed through would provide more overall meat. They certainly will
offer more eating practice.

Don't overdo the organs. Neither heart nor gizzard count as organ by
the way; so if you are feeding them you are not feeding organ meat but
you ARE adding more meat to the meals which is a good thing. Go gently
on the liver until your dog is faimilar with the concept.
Chris O

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