Feeding green tripe?
Posted: Mon Aug 12, 2019 3:28 am
I’ve been wondering this for a while..
Basically the brand of canned cat/dog food I feed my skink (FelineNatural/K9Natural) also sells another product for cats and dogs - green tripe. Just tripe, nothing else added (so it’s not really a “canned dog food” as such, as it’s not formulated to be a complete diet - more an occasional meal booster). From what I’ve found, it’s basically the unbleached/unprocessed stomach lining of cows/sheep and is touted as a kind of “superfood” for your typical domestic dog or cat. Apparently it’s rich in omega 3 & 6, probiotics, and digestive enzymes.
So of course I want to know - is it safe for a skink and if so, is it worth it? Are there any known health benefits, or would it just be a waste of time and money? Does anyone know?
Basically the brand of canned cat/dog food I feed my skink (FelineNatural/K9Natural) also sells another product for cats and dogs - green tripe. Just tripe, nothing else added (so it’s not really a “canned dog food” as such, as it’s not formulated to be a complete diet - more an occasional meal booster). From what I’ve found, it’s basically the unbleached/unprocessed stomach lining of cows/sheep and is touted as a kind of “superfood” for your typical domestic dog or cat. Apparently it’s rich in omega 3 & 6, probiotics, and digestive enzymes.
So of course I want to know - is it safe for a skink and if so, is it worth it? Are there any known health benefits, or would it just be a waste of time and money? Does anyone know?