Raw Rabbit Meat for Dogs: Easy Homemade Recipe
Alice
Discover a simple and nutritious raw rabbit meat recipe for dogs. This easy guide provides a foundation for raw feeding with a lean protein source.
Prep Time 20 minutes mins
Cook Time 1 minute min
Course Homemade Dog Meals
Cuisine Pet Cuisine
Servings 8
Calories 380 kcal
Sharp kitchen knife
Cutting board
Food processor or meat grinder
Mixing bowls
Coffee grinder (for mussel powder)
Steamer or saucepan (optional, for broccoli and spinach)
Storage containers or freezer bags
Refrigerator and freezer
- 1.13 kg Rabbit (whole carcass)
- 450 g Chicken hearts
- 113 g Beef liver
- 4 large Pastured eggs
- 227 g Broccoli
- 14 g Spinach (fresh), (approx. 1 cup)
- 170 g Blueberries
Prepare the RabbitTake 1.13 kg of raw rabbit meat (whole carcass) and cut it into manageable chunks. This makes it easier to portion out meals for a few days at a time. You can remove any sharp bone pieces if desired. Lightly Steam the Veggies (Optional)For easier digestion, lightly steam 227 g of broccoli and 14 g (about 1 cup) of spinach until just tender. This step is optional but recommended, especially for dogs with sensitive stomachs. Blend the Organ MixCombine the following ingredients in a food processor or meat grinder:450 g of chicken hearts113 g of beef liver4 large pastured eggs (with or without shell, depending on your dog's calcium needs)170 g of blueberriesThe pre-steamed broccoli and spinachBlend until you reach a smooth consistency. Combine and PortionMix the blended organ and vegetable mixture with the chopped rabbit meat. Stir well to evenly distribute nutrients. Store and ServeDivide the complete mix into daily serving containers. Place 1–3 days’ worth into each container, seal, and store in the freezer. When ready to serve, thaw a portion in the refrigerator for 24 hours.
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