Beef gullet

[happykell]

What would this fall under in the Frankenprey menu?  I need 2 more pounds of something to fill my order from hare today.  So far I have duck and chicken hearts, beef lung, and lamb kidney.  

Our new babies will be home on Saturday!  We‘ve already gone from 1 to 2 😄

[Sherry]

Had to actually look that one up It's the esophagus, so not many nutrients. I'd give some as a chew treat if you like.

[happykell]

Being brand new to any sort of raw feeding makes me at what you can buy 😄. Can I use any organ grinds to fill in for my organ meals? I need 2 more lbs of something to complete my order. Also, random question...why all the different proteins like bison, elk, heck even beef. None of those would be natural prey for a ferret. Can I use fish/shellfish as part of frankenprey?

[happykell]

Which part of the menu could I use this for:

Chunks of bone in rabbit, may include small amounts of organ meat and or head.

Larger pieces then the coarse grind but smaller then the rabbit pieces

Cut with the band saw, not ground

Sizes vary but typically 3-5 inch in diameter

Meat/Bone/Organ ratio: Note, heart and lung is considered a muscle meat for feeding purposes

75% meat 15% bone 10% organ [liver, pancreas, kidney]

This food is low in Sodium. It is also a good source of Vitamin B6 and Phosphorus, and a very good source of Protein, Niacin, Vitamin B12 and Selenium.