Feeding Raw Whole Eggs?

I feed Tiger about 1-2 a week. Raw shells, yolk, and white.

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LMAO, a thumbs down? Hahahah

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Oh, I know it wasn't you, but isn't it funny how l got three thumbs down because I feed the whole egg twice a week??

LMAO!!!

I feed my Shepherd 3 raw whole eggs a week to help keep her fur shiny. I feed my four small dogs one raw whole egg each a week.

u can hard boil eggs or scramble them up 3 3 a day the shells sure 2 clean the bowl with real hot water after wards ve and mix in with the food u are giving them the shells will not hurt them at all u can seven open up the eggs and put in bowl and-let ur dogs lick the raw eggs out of the bowl but be so as its sterile as well As clean the eggs the eggs do wonders 4 the coat

lynnet

My brother has chickens, so we get lots off eggs. I give my dogs a raw egg once a week, or a boiled egg 2 times a week with the shell. They love it and it is good for them.

My dogs usually get 2, sometimes 3, whole eggs a week. Only one of my dogs has an issue with the eggshell so I crack the egg on to his meal, save the eggshells, bake till their brittle, and grind them into a powder that I can sprinkle on to his food.

I don't worry about biotin deficiency. Unless your dog is eating an insane amount of raw eggs, he's not going to ingest enough avidin to lead to biotin deficiencies.

I give my pit an egg every day for breakfast. Mix it right in with his hard food. He love's it. Since we've given in to him his fur is more shiny :) Although, I don't suggest starting off everyday. Maybe every other day or once a week.

I generally do 2-3 eggs a week. My corgi puppy loves them.

I only do it on occasion, but I think that eggs are one of Nature's perfect foods, and you don't really have to worry about having too many.

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Actually an egg is made up of two very different proteins, and you will see far better results only feeding the dog one of the two because one sort of overrides the benefits of the other.