Halal Game Meat - Venison, Duck, Rabbit & Turkey

Yes. Rabbit is halal when it is slaughtered to Islamic requirements, and the whole rabbit on this page is: it arrives non-stunned from halal-certified suppliers, bought by Noori Halal Ltd, the parent business behind Onlinemeatshop, with the certificates published on our halal certificate page. If you have not cooked one before, it portions much like a small chicken. Whole rabbit is listed at 1.4kg with nine cutting styles, from halves and quarters through an 8 or 12 piece cut to Curry Diced at 16-18 pieces and dice down to 10-15g. Whole duck carries the identical nine.

Yes, duck is halal when it is slaughtered to Islamic requirements, and both duck products here are. They come through the same certified halal supply chain as the rest of the shop, and we buy only non-stunned meat. Whole duck is listed at 2kg, skin-on, with nine cutting styles: whole, halves, quarters, an 8 or 12 piece cut, Curry Diced at 16-18 pieces, and dice at 30-40g, 20-25g or 10-15g. Whole duck legs are the other option, sold at 500g, 1kg, 2kg or 4kg. For the wider duck range, our halal duck collection carries more.

Traditionally, game means animals taken by hunting rather than farmed for the table. In a halal shop the word does slightly different work: it marks the meats that sit outside the everyday beef, lamb and chicken range. What is here is venison, duck, rabbit and a boneless turkey crown, every one of them halal-slaughtered rather than shot, which is why we describe the page as game and specialist meats. Venison whole leg, Henry steaks and venison mince at 15% fat are the deepest part of that range.

The game meat sold here is. All ten products on this page are bought as non-stunned halal meat from certified suppliers, and the certificates are published on our halal certificate page. That covers the venison cuts, whole duck, duck legs, whole rabbit and the boneless turkey crown. Nothing here reaches us by hunting: it is slaughtered the same way as every other cut in the shop, which is what makes the answer straightforward. Game bought from another seller is their question to answer, not ours.

Here, with nationwide delivery. Whole rabbit is listed at 1.4kg and you pick the format before it is cut: whole, halves, quarters, an 8 or 12 piece cut, Curry Diced at 16-18 pieces, or dice at 30-40g, 20-25g or 10-15g. Nationwide it travels with DPD, which delivers Tuesday to Saturday after next-working-day dispatch; across East London we use our own vans, and you can collect at East Ham between 12:00 and 18:00. Whole duck ships the same way.

In British usage duck sits on the line. Wild duck is counted as game; duck raised for the table is usually called poultry, and either answer is defensible depending on who is asking. On this page it sits with the game range because it is a specialist bird rather than an everyday one, next to whole rabbit and the venison cuts. If you want the full duck range, our halal duck collection is the better page, and the same goes for the boneless turkey crown and our halal turkey collection.