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Yup Ben munches most mince with gusto but rabbit is just eaten but not really enjoyed - usualy mix up some tripe in there too Sounds like you have a really good mix there - I am sure he will be fine TBH most people say chicken aint that important - its just cheep - but in the wild wolves would be more for the big prey - so red meat is more natural |
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Thanks guys. TBH when I was writing out the list of what I feed him I thought to myself 'That's a lot of variety - what are you worrying for?' Managed to score a few lamb hearts that were reduced in Morissons. I wonder if anyone actually eats them or if it's just me that buys tem for Bryan? |
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It wouldn't be very amusing to go round to a friend's house for tea and see a roasted pig's head staring at you from the middle of the table! I get Bryan breast of lamb as well and can't understand how you would cook it for a human to eat - doesn't seem to be that much meat on it. Bryan enjoys it anyway |
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I'd be totally freaked if I seen a pigs head on the table looking back at me for dinner!!!!! The kids had lobster yesterday for dinner. I was totally sick trying to handle the darn thing. They really freak me out, shrimps more so though. Archie and Willow had a few of the legs off it. Never again! *Shudder* |
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