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Coops, it of course depends on what else is being fed with the beef BUT overall I say "well said", I have to admit to being rather surprised (to say the least) when I saw the advice of "a pound" for a 35kg dog (the RSPCA should be called in). A pound of beef supplemented by 4 ozs of dry kibble (evening meal) would generally be sufficient for an extremely small bitch (yeh like a whippet), not a 35kg dog. The advice from Lily... and Nick is pretty good.
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A pound of meat i said. Then mix in a pound of chicken with it, then your kibble, water etc....
Nickg your obviously a very naive uneducated sh!thouse trainer otherwise you would know horse meat is just as good if not better than beef. Learn the facts before shooting your mouth off. Your a know body trainer! Wait til you get in with the big boys of McDonald, Bate, Thompson then try feeding me your BS |
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35kg is about 77lb i think
for that i would be giving 1 and half pound of beef a day and total weight of filled pan would be 3.5lb for a dog that big at least all my dog get 1.5lb of either beef/chicken/tripe each day with veg kibble added to bring it up to weight bitches get just over the 3 lb
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as for horse meat nothing wrong with it at all
in fact it use to be eaten by humans and still is in many parts of the world as for the facts Horse meat contains 25% less fat, nearly 20% less sodium, double the iron and less cholesterol than high quality beef cuts, and when compared to ground beef 25% less fat, 30% less cholesterol and 27% less sodium
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