How would you make this feed

If you were going to make a decent amount of raw feed, and freeze it. how would you do it. i know theres raw threads on here, but what i was just wanting to know what you would buy, how you would prep/cook it. and how you pack it and freeze it. i was thinking of the high fat ground beef, mixed in some veggies, some fruits, and some oatmeal, or ground up some chicken and bone mixing in the veggies and fruits and oatmeal or rice, some eggs, and maybe some lard. mix it, pack it, and freeze it. I would do a beef mixture and a chicken mixture and pack them seperatly to alternate. i would like to be able to thaw it and feed it without adding much, unless like some salmon oil and some acv and a multi vitamin. what would you cook/prep, how would you do it.

 

How many dogs are you planning on feeding.Ground beef would get expensive fast.

 

3^ im trying to get my mix down perfect so i can thaw it and feed it with adding some salmon oil, acv, and a multi vatamin. but if im adding stuff after i thaw and feed i dont want to be adding anything i dont need to be. i want to make up about a months worth of feed each time.

 

I have never used this, I feed PMR but if yoru feeding a lot of animals this will be pretty darn cheap, for a 35-40 lb dog

chicken leg quarter (8oz)
white rice (8 oz)
whole egg (2oz)
plain yogurt (1.2oz)
lard (1 Tsp)
1/2 vitamin pill

you just cook the rice and mix it up, I am kinda thinking of trying this for winter for Goren, or at least adding rice to his diet since it would be some fat building and he is outside...anyhow I hope this is along the lines your looking for

 

is rice going to put more weight on? should i switch the filler to oatmeal or brown rice during work season.

 

yea it would, that is an option that would probably help, oatmeal also is good for the skin so I bet it would have an added benefit fed during workout season

 

Use brown rice if any. I would drop the rice and if youre freezing youre going to lose Vitamin E. So add a bit of fresh or dehydrated veggies to each meal.