What is a good "marrow" bone to give a dog to chew?
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Quackrstackr
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I always gave my dogs the ham bones when we cooked them. My chessie could eat the entire bone out of a 20lb ham in less than 30 minutes. :shock:
alumacraftjoe
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We buy the ones that are in the dog section.... I think they are femur bones of some sort. My dog loves them.
Zum
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Dad always told me not to feed pork(bones)to dogs...said they splintered.
Maybe if they're cooked they won't?
Same with chicken.
Maybe if they're cooked they won't?
Same with chicken.
Zum said:
Actually doing some research said not to boil them, that causes splintering.
For sure no chicken bones.
Hanr3
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We buy our meat from a butcher and get beaf bones for the dogs. They love the knuckles teh best. Of coarse they are outside when chewing, blood tends to stain teh carpet. Another favorite is pig ears, huves, and rawhide. Although the holves stink and the lab has nasty farts from teh rawhide.
Quackrstackr
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Rawhide can cause bowel obstructions. Go light on those.
No cooked chicken bones. Raw is fine.Jim said:
