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Spent Saturday making our first 2017 batch. Ended up with 150lbs.
PS; it takes a looooong time to brown that much deer grind.
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What else you mixing in?
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Venison, Scrambled eggs(including shells), Sweet potatoes, oats, acorn squash, pumpkin, green beans, peas, carrots, are all we put in it. At feeding time a small scoop of vitamin supplements are sprinkled on top.
One of our Labs has fairly severe allergies, so these are the foods that are best for her....does great on them.
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Have you considered doing raw meat instead of cooking it? A friend of ours does raw dog food, grinding chicken bones and all. We're considering making the switch too.
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Looking good, and like a lot of work. My Chessie had some allergies so I switched to a raw diet supplemented with grain free. If your dog will eat raw you can get a lot more minerals and vitamins out of your meat. But obviously wouldn't want to feed bear or pork that way....
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Saving money and a healthier/happier pet is great.
I've made my own cat food using raw rabbit (bones too), eggs, minerals, chicken (cooked), vitamins. We use it in conjunction with a dietary canned food.
Very satisfying
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