Rabbit Heads. Raw - Approximately 1kg

1kg (approx) Raw, Frozen Rabbit Heads.

Rabbit heads contain meat, but not a lot. Therefore, it is recommendable to add muscle meat when feeding rabbit heads. The bone is reasonably hard and is suitable for dogs with some experience with a BARF diet.

 Rabbit is a while, lean meat that is full of nutrients, high in protein and essential amino acids but low in fat. Great for the immune system and tissue repair.  

Rabbit is an extremely nutritious, protein source for dogs, lower in cholesterol than most other proteins. Healthy Fats in rabbit meat keep your dogs joints healthy and his coat shiny.

Rich in vitamins B3 and B12 it aids the nervous system and normal cell growth maintains a healthy gastrointestinal system and maintains energy levels.  Also contains minerals selenium and phosphorous

64% moisture, 18% protein, 13% fats, 0% fiber, 3% ash, 0,96% calcium, 0,65% phosphorus, Ca:P: 1,5, Energy: 193 kcal/100 gr.

Meat 20% Bone 80%

Feed as part of a raw, nutritionally balanced diet for working dogs. 

Disclaimer:  Dogs should be supervised at all times whilst feeding and always provide plenty of fresh water for your dog.