Whole Rabbit
A Naturally Balanced, Whole-Animal Meal.
Our Whole Rabbit provides muscle meat, bone, and organ tissue in the same natural ratio the animal grew with, without needing to portion or supplement anything separately.
Whole prey feeding is considered one of the most naturally balanced ways to feed a raw diet, since it delivers muscle meat, bone, and organ tissue together in the proportions nature intended, rather than requiring separate cuts of meat, bone, and organ to be combined by hand. Rabbit itself is a lean, easily digestible protein and is commonly used as a novel protein for dogs and cats with sensitivities to more common proteins like beef or chicken. It's also a notably strong source of vitamin B12, providing several times the daily requirement in a single serving, a nutrient essential for nerve function and red blood cell production.
Raw Feeding Fact
Whole prey items like this rabbit solve one of the trickiest parts of building a raw diet: getting the calcium-to-phosphorus ratio right. A diet built entirely from muscle meat is naturally phosphorus-heavy and calcium-poor, which is exactly why bone needs to be added in the first place. Because this rabbit still has its skeleton and organs intact, that balance already exists in the same proportions nature built into the animal, so a single whole rabbit does nutritionally what several separate cuts of meat, bone, and organ would otherwise take multiple products to replicate.