Hannah's coat is lacking agian on raw
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Saje, we tried making her veggie mixes and those don't really go over to well with her. We mix it with ground meats and sometimes she'll refuse the whole thing 
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We are going to look into adding some salmon oil and have found a few products that we are looking into ordering.
Ihartgonzo, she does eat duck actually. A hunting friend of ours gave us a lot of duck breast meat that I have chopped up and give to her as muscle meats. He gave us duck, goose, and some pheasant. He also gave us dove too but I think Hannah thinks that's a little boney and won't really eat it. She gets rabbits too. Not whole rabbits though they don't have the insides or the fur on them. She has had the whole rabbits with insides but no fur but she wasn't really too sure what to do with it. The rabbits I pick up from the store with no insides or fur she's sort of confused about as well we have to hold them while she eats.
.We are going to look into adding some salmon oil and have found a few products that we are looking into ordering.
Ihartgonzo, she does eat duck actually. A hunting friend of ours gave us a lot of duck breast meat that I have chopped up and give to her as muscle meats. He gave us duck, goose, and some pheasant. He also gave us dove too but I think Hannah thinks that's a little boney and won't really eat it. She gets rabbits too. Not whole rabbits though they don't have the insides or the fur on them. She has had the whole rabbits with insides but no fur but she wasn't really too sure what to do with it. The rabbits I pick up from the store with no insides or fur she's sort of confused about as well we have to hold them while she eats.
As long as you are feeding a variety of raw meaty bones, muscle meats, organs, occasional fish, and supplement with things like eggs and yogurt, there is no need for veggies or carbs. Feeding raw is much more than throwing your dog a couple chicken legs. If you do it that way, you will have problems.
Does she sit in front of your heating vents? My cat is on an all canned food diet due to urinary problems. When I first got him he had a horrible, horrible coat. All flaky and shedding alot. He did really well up until winter. Now his coat is flaky, but not as bad as it was. I'm assuming it's because he sits on the heating vents. Which he does.