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Melissaandcrew
MemberFreehold-I had two potbellies- Bacon and Porkchop. They were sweet littleguys, but as Patty said, they did have a temper, lol. However, both learned very quickly to āsitā for cheerios which they loved. They also loved any kind of people food they could get ahold of. The worst part was how LOUD they were when excited. They can āscreamā and breathe at the same time, so no worries about the screaming stopping before they were good and ready!
theBCnut
MemberI can taste them already! I canāt wait for the day and we are going to get the most out of every bite!
Melissaandcrew
MemberRofl. they would have been less troublesome as dog food then as pets. But, alas, we can not eat or feed a pet to another, no matter what species it is. I would fail as a farmer.
beaglemom
MemberHey Freehold, do you know that these guys deliver to various points along the NJ turnpike?
http://www.topqualitydogfood.com
Not sure if thatās a driveable distance for you? Their menu is more extensive than Raaw Energy and the prices are equally good if not better.
theBCnut
MemberMelissa, I have to agree. I had to wait until my kids were older before getting the calf because when they were younger they said no way would they eat that. I have a retirement home for old chickens because they were pets as babies. Besides I wonāt do the deed myself, I send them off for it. When we had our nasty contankerous goat done, we didnāt have any of him for us. He all went for dog food because we had him as a baby. Even then we didnāt like him, but we still couldnāt eat him. The dogs love every bite of him though.
FreeholdHound
MemberHey Beagles! Lol. Thanks for the link- Iāll have to check out where they drop off. Nearest exit for me is 7A and the construction zone there is HORRENDOUS !!
FreeholdHound
MemberPatty- abusive dog mom that I am ā¦ No furniture for Harry (weād never get it back). Heās never tried & we donāt invite. Besides his sleep startle, heās an XL model & there would be no place for us to sit. Spoiled hound has 3 dog beds & his crate to choose from. He does manage yo always spread out at hallway intersections so he knows exactly where all his humans are š
theBCnut
MemberWhoa!! He definitely needs a LOT of floor space. Ours liked to curl up into little spaces. One loveseat was big enough for 3. I do understand the doorway sprawl.
FreeholdHound
MemberPatty- When Harry ācockroachesā heās the length of our couch.lol.
Has anyone tried the goat from Hare Today? Iām making up a wish list/pre order. Always looking to add something besides beef & tripe since poultry is out. He did well on the pork & liked the rabbit grind too. Want to try out the duck feet (so cute) also, my Asian Mkt didnāt have them.
theBCnut
MemberBefore we processed our goat, we ordered goat from Hare Today. Mine loved it! They also love the mutton.
I can just picture the six foot long, four legged dead cockroach. LMAO!
FreeholdHound
MemberYes, heās quite the sightā¦looks like heās posing for a Playgirl centerfold. I keep threatening to buy him a kilt (Irish bloodlines) as his blatant airing out of his ājunkā gets a bit old. Add in the obnoxious snoring & dream rabbit chasing & he looks possessed. But heās always good for a laugh.
Will check out the goat & mutton also. Attended a few Goat Roasts in Texas ā I donāt remember if I liked it or not, but Harryās not too picky w/ raw.
theBCnut
MemberEven my Saluki had rabbit dreams, too funny. Dogs that big shouldnāt make funny noises like that!
FreeholdHound
MemberI agree Patty- occasionally I hear something that I can only describe as a āMuppetā noise coming from him.
theBCnut
MemberI used to joke about how Frosty was obsessed with babies, in his sleep he talked about whelping all the time. āWhelp, whelp, whelp!ā
beaglemom
MemberFreehold! š Here are the stops listed in the last email I got (all going southbound):
Thomas Edison Rest Area, truck side
Molly Pitcher (??)
Richard Stockton rest stop (other side of WW rest stop), truck side
Exit 4 ā Parking lot of NJ Ale House
Exit 2 ā Dunkin Donuts/Gas stationHope that helps. I picked up my first order last night and Iām super impressed so far, canāt wait to try what we got. Incidentally they had a 30 lb case of duck necks on sale which I ordered, thinking it would be nicely packaged like the other small packs of necks Iāve gotten from Hare. Well it was actually 30 lbs of loose necks frozen into a giant 30 lb block. LOL. My husband and I just spent about an hour and a half tearing them apart and repacking them into freezer bags. There must be close to 150 or more. I think Iām set for awhile š
neezerfan
MemberWow! I just went onto the Top Quality website and Iām impressed! I have a couple of questions. The bone content listed is from 22 to 30%, depending on the animal source. What is ideal? 30% seems high, no? So Iād have to add in boneless meat to this, right? Second question: Is dried liver as good as fresh? Does it still contain the same amount of nutrients? If so, It seems like a much more convenient way to include in the diet. Iām looking at an hourās drive to pick up but the prices are good.
theBCnut
MemberAbout 15% bone is good, so yes you would need to add boneless meat.
It depends on how the liver is dried, how much damage was done. Dehydrating damages a bit but not usually as bad as cooking, it depends on the temp they dehydrate at. And freeze drying damages a little, but not much. You have to be careful about how much you give, itās easy to give too much when itās dry. I like to use dried as training treats. I think itās duck liver that Iām using right now.
beaglemom
MemberHi neezerfan, not sure where you are but they also make stops in SE PA, DE, and MD if any of those work better for you.
neezerfan
MemberIām on Long Island. It actually will probably cost quite a bit in tolls to go to the turnpike, so maybe have to re-think this.
beaglemom
MemberHmmā¦ they also go up into CT. No idea how easy it is to get from Long Island to CT but figured itās worth mentioning š
FreeholdHound
MemberMy mini freezer is up and running- YAY! Iāve delayed another order until I was sure it worked. I can get the raw out of MY freezer now! And better yet start an order. It feels like Xmas (and thatās absolutely pathetic LOL). Forget sugar plums ā Iāve got visions of goat, tripe, and duck feet & necks dancing thru my head š
theBCnut
MemberHaHaHa!! I went to an herbal healing mini seminar yesterday and I have visions of essential oils, herbs, beeswax, mason jars, small jars and bottles dancing through my head.
Cyndi
MemberLOL! Thatās exactly how I felt when I got my new freezer, lol! I had a lot more room and I just couldnāt wait to order a bunch more stuff from Hare Today to fill it up! Isnāt it great?! š
Cyndi
MemberLol! @ Patty, I can picture you in a science lab type scenario, mixing up essential oils and stuff in beakers and rubbing your hands together while you do an evil laugh! Ha ha!
theBCnut
MemberThatās exactly how Iām picturing myself!
FreeholdHound
MemberPatty: Oh my yes- years ago I made my own scented oils for Aromatherapy & some soaps. It was wonderful. I could make the mixtures I needed. It was wonderful.
Cyndi: itās a small freezer but w/ only 1 dog on partial raw itās enough for me & for $45 (originally $160) I couldnāt walk away! My Hare Today is going to be painful heehee
theBCnut
MemberWe have so many issues with scents that I always made my own soap, scent free, or with things that donāt bother us. A big no no for us has always been lavender, but we made a wound ointment that had lavender in it and I tried it. It didnāt bother me at all and nobody died when I got home either. I think Iām really going to have fun with this.
Your freezer was an absolute steal of a deal!! I really like being able to arrange the dog food according to what I want to feed when.
FreeholdHound
MemberItās a top loader w/a small shelf 1/2 way up $ a sliding basket up top. I will have to figure out a system. Heās so limited on what he can eat that it shouldnāt be too hard ā itās just my OCD lol. The minute I try to move the pkgs I have out to the freezer Harryās starts going crazy thinking itās dinner time.
Patty: I mixed a lot of oil brews when I was dealing with infertility & a very high risk pregnancy. I wasnāt born with a relaxation chromosome so I needed ALOT of help šInkedMarie
MemberJeanne (I hope thatās free holds name), you are an absolute riot! Glad you got your freezer, I assume youāve gone through with the pregnancy & you have a child to love!
FreeholdHound
MemberMarie: I Mom to an amazing 14 yr old. She was born at 23 wks weighing a bit more than 1lb. She fought hard & sheās my hero. She is vision & hearing impaired but just started High School and is getting straight Aās. Our boy Harry the Greyhound is her constant partner in crime & sheās his Wubbie.
And I still canāt relax for nothin. I truly suck at it. My yoga teacher tried to teach me meditation but gave up, as I kept
going thru my āto do listā in my head. But I had some great smelling concoctions !!
JeanneInkedMarie
MemberOh Jeanne, Iām so thankful for your daughter, 23 weeks is so early! Bless you!
FreeholdHound
MemberShe was my beautiful rubber chicken <3 Her twin brother passed 2 days after they were born. I am grateful everyday. Even when sheās being a teenager. I am blessed. Thank you Marie.
JeannetheBCnut
MemberHey Jeanne
Just so you know, itās CDO. You HAVE TO put the letters in order!!!! Sorry, thatās my familyās joke.
FreeholdHound
MemberLOL Patty !
InkedMarie
Member((((Jeanne)))$
FreeholdHound
MemberJust completed my order! New stuff includes duck necks/feet, goat grind, and even the dressed quail pack. Got his faves too ā beef grind, rabbit grind, and of course his addiction ā Tripe. I ordered freezer containers for a good price off Amazon so Iāll be all set to stock the new freezer. š
Family coming over later so today will be turkey neck day- itās so much fun grossing out company MWAH HA HA š
theBCnut
MemberLOVE IT!!!
FreeholdHound
MemberJust got my order nestled into the freezer! Tracy was out of duck necks so she threw in a 2nd pkg of the dressed quail. EEK!!! I hope he likes those things.
PrincessPiper
ParticipantIf Iām looking at the recipes in āUnlocking the Canine Ancestral Dietā, how does the Hare Today ground poultry/bone/organ fit in the recipe? Would I be better off just buying each individual thing to make it opposed to a mixed? Sorry for all the questions but I am really wanting to make my own food. She is on Darwinās right now and doing very well with it.
theBCnut
MemberRead chapter 6 Building Beef and Chicken ABC Recipes Step-By-Step
Go to Recipe #2: Poultry
Your poultry grind that has meat/bones/organs should replace the chicken necks, thighs, hearts, and livers. You need to add the rest of it.PrincessPiper
ParticipantThank you for your response. Iāve been talking with Tracy at Hare Today and I think Iām going to go with the balance over time menu, feeding 80% meat, 10% bone, and 10% organ.
FreeholdHound
MemberGetting braver in my quest for āchewiesā trying for duck necks again, and also the rabbit heads, and the large beef meaty bone.
Brittany Mom
MemberIāve been feeding raw for about two years now but I have not given my dogs any necks, etc. How do you feed necks without the dogs getting a mess all over? I have carpeting throughout my entire house, even in the kitchen.
Cyndi
MemberI feed my dog her turkey necks and other RMBās (Raw Meaty Bones) in the laundry room on a towel. Sheās real good about staying in one spot on the towel while she eats. Some other raw feeders here feed RMBās in the dogās crate. & some people feed them outsideā¦
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patvl246
ParticipantWeāve got a 230 pound English Mastiff that produces a puddle of drool the second he smells the slightest hint of food, so he only gets his chicken and turkey necks on the backyard deck
FreeholdHound
MemberI put an old beach towel over my dogs bed and eats all his nasty bits there. Now he knows when the towel comes out something good is right behind it. I just throw it in the wash later. Easy clean up š
anna b
MemberHareToday had great quality products. I have had numerous email conversations with Tracy, the founder/owner, and she sincerely cares about the well fair of animals. My main complaint is that the ground products are WAY too high in bone!
It should be 80/10/10 or something close to that, but most of her stuff is more like 68/27/5! Not right. The only way to fix it is to buy more packages of boneless meat with more packages of organs and blend them all in. I donāt want to do that. I may not purchase from her any longer because I got tired of having to mix them myself.InkedMarie
MemberAnna,
I buy from Hare, two of mine do fine with her bone content. one has trouble with some (pork, mutton for starters) so I just add a spoonful of store bought ground meat.Sloane K
MemberVery helpful info! I feed my yellow lab rescue a homemade raw diet but have been thinking of switching to a name brand. Might give this one a try.
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