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Giving your dog a bone is a dangerous practice and can cause serious injury to your pet. Find out 10 reasons why its a bad idea to give your dog a bone.
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Started by NuttinButGoldens on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at goldenretrieverforum):
A big raw knuckle bone is fine....
But they will wait until one is done and then move in on their bone!!!! I still give raw marrow bones, I give him those big pig bones (you can buy anywhere) all the time.
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Hi
I have been giving my dog raw bones recently for the first time. Today the butcher only had a knuckle bone is this okay? Jake is a medium sized dog ridgeback boxer cross. Thanks
Started by Gadgie on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at petforums):
If you are worried about teeth, until he gets all the meat and a good bit of sinew and cartilage off it, and all the marrow or that it might be a bit too much....
With a bit of ridgeback in him who can make powder out of marrow bones.
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Raw ingredients/ratio Need some help from those of you who feed raw for comments on this menu. I'm not going to feed 100% raw.. more like half.. I'll probably be feeding raw in the morning and kibble at night, but here's my menu:
30% mix of chicken wings...
Started by lucidity on
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There is no benefit to adding a balanced....
Re: Raw ingredients/ratio I've always been told not to feed bones the bone a bit either way, as you only need 10% in a purely raw diet.
Their raw meat/bones up for the dogs.
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Raw ingredients/ratio Need some help from those of you who feed raw for comments on this menu. I'm not going to feed 100% raw.. more like half.. I'll probably be feeding raw in the morning and kibble at night, but here's my menu:
30% mix of chicken wings...
Started by lucidity on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dogforums):
Re: Raw ingredients/ratio I've always been told not to feed bones....
Re: Raw ingredients/ratio Just don't give the "marrow bones" or such that people like to sell their raw meat/bones up for the dogs.
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I suppose the best way to start my first journal entry is to begin with the statement of 'coming full circle'. I grew up in a predominantly primal household, with 95% of our protein coming from wild game and fish. It's taken me years to develop a taste...
Started by Orannhawk on
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Dinner.
This was one of my Dad's favorite treats to put - leftover chicken, small chunk of raw cabbage, and the rest of the breakfast avocado.
Translated to marrow gut.
Some "Maregut" ....
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Re: Raw Feeders: Please post typical weekly menu Originally Posted by subie Love Hello all, just checking in with an update and a question. (as usual )
So, after alternating chicken backs and turkey necks in the morning and feeding chicken breasts at ...
Started by MagicRe on
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All bones, heads or feet, raw chicken parts to transitioning....
Unfortunately what is available or I could get free or buy cheap .
All bones, heads or feet, raw chicken parts, with bone, skin and fat.
Free or buy cheap.
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Since a number of us in Rochester feed raw let's make our lives easier and post deals / sales as we find them.
It's not a "deal," but Breen's IGA in Williamson will order pig's feet (or hocks) for you by the box and package them for you in the weights...
Started by mnp13 on
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For ....
Now is marrow bones and buffalo knuckles...$1.75/lb TLC? Michelle
Inside me is a thin woman trying to get some, I'd go within the next few days
Also...I was just at TLC today, their bone special right/
Its like a co-op....
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On Sun, 05 Oct 2008 04:37:50 -0500, Omelet <ompomelet@gmail.com
I did a batch of split trotters this morning. Since they cut the bones,
the marrow is exposed. I eat that stuff with great delight. It's
supposed to be very nutritious, and it ...
Started by Omelet on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Maybe you.
I know all about texture issues, it's one reason I dislike raw vegetables so
much.
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On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 15:14:12 -0400, "Paul E. Schoen" <pstech@smart.net
I've been feeding raw beef hearts as well as marrow bones and other raw
bones to Muttley for a while. He really enjoys them and I think it is
healthy and natural. But a friend...
Started by Paul E. Schoen on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
I often give him beef marrow bones,
which I get for about $1 to $1.50/lb, but there is not much marrow, and he
only gnaws off some of the bone dog raw....
And actually I enjoy
eating it myself (although not raw).
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On Mon, 8 Dec 2008 18:35:17 -0800 (PST), Lee Olsen <paleocity@hotmail.com
Thomas Plummer
Flaked Stones and Old Bones:
Biological and Cultural Evolution at the
Dawn of Technology
YEARBOOK OF PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 47:118–164 (2004)
ABSTRACT: "The...
Started by Lee Olsen on
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To the frontal bone of this specimen contained
amphibian bones and the tooth of the swamp rat Otomys sp and Old Bones:
Biological and Cultural Evolution at the
Dawn of Technology
YEARBOOK OF PHYSICAL/64bbkr
Oldowan behavior and....
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