Rabbit Grinds with FUR

Whole Rabbit Grind. Fur & Organs Included. A lean, high-protein whole prey grind made from complete whole rabbits, including organs and approximately 45% fur by weight. Sourced from humanely raised USA rabbits. Our new Rabbit Grinds are made from whole rabbits ground with organs and fur intact (no intestines or head), giving your pet a complete raw meal with natural fiber in every serving. Rabbit is one of the most hypoallergenic proteins available, making it an excellent choice for dogs and cats with food sensitivities, skin issues, or a history of reactions to more common proteins like chicken or beef. It is lean, highly digestible, and rich in essential amino acids. This grind can be fed as a complete meal, though supplementing is recommended to close any nutritional gaps. Cat owners must add a taurine supplement. This grind is a course grind. Pre Made Grind Hypoallergenic Protein Hormone and Antibiotic Free • Available in 1 LB and 5 LB packages. • Ingredients: Ground whole rabbit with organs and 45% fur (no head or intestines). • Looking for other novel proteins? Also try our Duck Grinds or Boneless Ground Duck for additional rotation options. Nutritional Profile Rabbit Grind with Fur Certified lab analysis, as-fed basis. Source: WBA Analytical Laboratories, Sample SPR-WM-42310 (Grind 2), Report SPR-WBA-CHEM-8531 159 kcal Calories 16.8g Protein 10.2g Total Fat Moisture69.4g Saturated Fat3.79g Omega-3 Fat0.33g Cholesterol97.4mg Calcium610mg Phosphorus430mg Iron2.1mg Dietary Fiber (from fur)0.66g Taurine (naturally occurring)✓ Present * Values reflect certified third-party lab analysis of this specific product (WBA Analytical Laboratories, Sample SPR-WM-42310 "Grind 2", Report ID SPR-WBA-CHEM-8531, reviewed April 30, 2026). Reported on an as-fed basis. Actual values may vary slightly between batches. 🐇 Raw Feeding Fact In the wild, carnivores regularly consume the fur of their prey along with the meat, and it serves a functional digestive purpose. Fur is largely indigestible, so it acts as natural roughage, or fiber, moving through the digestive tract. Many raw feeders find this roughage helps firm up stool and supports natural anal gland expression, similar to the role bone content plays in a balanced raw diet. Because the fur here is finely ground rather than whole, pets can get this natural fiber benefit without the choking or hairball risk associated with consuming large clumps of fur.