Rabbit Kidneys
A Small Organ With A Big Role In Rotation.
Our Rabbit Kidneys are a nutrient-rich organ meat that arrives with its natural suet attached, giving you an easy way to add variety to the organ portion of a raw diet.
Kidneys are a secreting organ, which means they are fed as part of the organ portion of the diet, which is about 5% of the total, rather than as muscle meat. Rabbit is a less common protein than beef or chicken, so these are a useful option for rotation feeding and for pets that do best on novel ingredients, and they work especially well for smaller pets because of their size. The suet that comes with them is a hard, stable fat that many raw feeders value for skin and coat health, though it is rich, so it is best fed in small amounts.
Raw Feeding Fact
Suet is the hard fat that surrounds the kidneys, which is exactly why it comes attached to this product. It is firmer and more saturated than the soft fat found under the skin or between muscles, which makes it slow to melt and stable to store. That richness is also why portion size matters: a large amount of suet at once can cause loose stools, and it is a concern for pets prone to pancreatitis, so start small and adjust.