In BARF, the carcass is included in the important category of bones and cartilage . This usually refers to the skeleton of smaller animals, especially poultry . For example, if you carve a goose, the skeleton that is left over is the carcass. In BARF, these small bones can be offered whole or minced. In BARF, the carcass serves as a natural source of calcium and thus supports the bones and teeth of your four-legged friend. At Haustierkost, we also ensure that as much BARF meat from the carcass as possible is retained and used. This means that the feed has a higher protein content.
You can use the carcass to prepare BARF for dogs , cats, puppies, seniors and pregnant animals. Due to the high fat content, it is particularly suitable for active and pregnant animals. You can use the BARF calculator to get an overview and find the right portions for your animal. If you have any further questions about carcasses and BARF, please contact us directly to receive individual information.
