Hi all, first post so be kind 
I have good access to pigeon and wondered whether it could be used as a good part of a raw diet?
I have good access to pigeon and wondered whether it could be used as a good part of a raw diet?
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Pigeon as part of raw diet
955i- Newborn
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carol- VIP
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Hi firstly and welcome
Yep i would give them
mine like them
hope u enjoy the forum
Yep i would give them
mine like them
hope u enjoy the forum
kachinas- Admin
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I wish mine would! Oshota catches them but then just walks around with them in her mouth or kind of cuddles them! 
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Maska has killed a couple, eaten parts and buried the rest. Would it be that different to chicken? Do they carry more disease?? What a great help I am lol
955i- Newborn
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gbjoce wrote: Maska has killed a couple, eaten parts and buried the rest. Would it be that different to chicken? Do they carry more disease?? What a great help I am lol
There will be a lot more iron in pigeon and I would think they are a lot less fatty.
Its one of my favourite meats (pigeon kebabs mmmmmm!!)
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I know they catch birds in the wild, strip the feathers off, and eat them, so can't see any difference really. Don't know what Zillar would make of the feathers really.....Lyn would know because she gets stuff off the gamekeeper where she lives and I would think some of it is of the feathered variety. She has chicken, so not that much difference really, never knew pigeons had more iron in them, you live and learn 
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You mean you didn't know that fact about pigeons June...I'm amazed at that............ 
Admin- Admin
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Well, as an ex headmistress I am sure you knew of course........
955i- Newborn
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Admin wrote:I know they catch birds in the wild, strip the feathers off, and eat them, so can't see any difference really. Don't know what Zillar would make of the feathers really.....Lyn would know because she gets stuff off the gamekeeper where she lives and I would think some of it is of the feathered variety. She has chicken, so not that much difference really, never knew pigeons had more iron in them, you live and learn
Pigeon is one of the rare things in birds in that it is dark meat. Kind of a cross between liver and steak (yummy).
Can bring you a few breasts up on Monday if you would like to try it.
Very good in pitta bread with salad and guacamole
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