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I have decided to track (both online and in a journal) Hooligan's journey into new proteins. I am directing him away from Chicken and Horse, and into Rabbit, Venison and some fishes. I am slowly introducing grass-fed animals into his diet.
He is currently eat ground rabbit (Rabbit muscle meat, rabbit carcass, rabbit liver, rabbit kidney). The rabbit is organic, steroid-free and grass-fed. I get it from here (http://www.baileyblu.com/raw/our-blends/).
If you have read previous threads, you will see what he has a bout of scabby/dry skin just above his ears (near his eyebrows). I have yet to know what it is BUT, since I started giving him the rabbit (about 2-3 days) - I have noticed he is scratching less and the scabs (which were once bloody) are now crusting over and clearing up.I have still made an appointment at the vet, for a skin sample to be tested to see if it is a fungus.
Unfortunately, I still have to alternate between his HC mix and the rabbit for the meantime. I do not want him to solely eat Rabbit - this is because, when given a single protein for an extended period of time, it irritates his GI tract and he cannot handle his hairballs well.
Therefore...
DAY 1
Breakfast:
Rabbit Mix
Lunch:
Rabbit Mix
Dinner:
Rabbit Mix
Taurine
1/2 Egg Yolk Lecithin Capsule
1/2 Probiotic
He is currently eat ground rabbit (Rabbit muscle meat, rabbit carcass, rabbit liver, rabbit kidney). The rabbit is organic, steroid-free and grass-fed. I get it from here (http://www.baileyblu.com/raw/our-blends/).
If you have read previous threads, you will see what he has a bout of scabby/dry skin just above his ears (near his eyebrows). I have yet to know what it is BUT, since I started giving him the rabbit (about 2-3 days) - I have noticed he is scratching less and the scabs (which were once bloody) are now crusting over and clearing up.I have still made an appointment at the vet, for a skin sample to be tested to see if it is a fungus.
Unfortunately, I still have to alternate between his HC mix and the rabbit for the meantime. I do not want him to solely eat Rabbit - this is because, when given a single protein for an extended period of time, it irritates his GI tract and he cannot handle his hairballs well.
Therefore...
DAY 1
Breakfast:
Rabbit Mix
Lunch:
Rabbit Mix
Dinner:
Rabbit Mix
Taurine
1/2 Egg Yolk Lecithin Capsule
1/2 Probiotic