Dog Bones......

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toppick08

Guest
Ok peeps....I have got a bunch of, how we say, slightly overcooked:doh::rolleyes: pork ribs, with plenty of meat on them...they are the big slab style, with big, thick bones on them...If any of y'all would like for your K-9 to smile :lol:, you're welcome to them........:yay:

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Ok peeps....I have got a bunch of, how we say, slightly overcooked:doh::rolleyes: pork ribs, with plenty of meat on them...they are the big slab style, with big, thick bones on them...If any of y'all would like for your K-9 to smile :lol:, you're welcome to them........:yay:

Just give me a PM.

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Catt!!!
 
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Mousebaby

Guest
Rib bones are a HUGE :nono: They can splinter and then puncture a dog's stomach and/or intestines.

Oh, yikes! :yeahthat:

I never give my dogs real bones, just kinda safe that way. I give them the little Marrow Bones they make in a bag. They love those and it has real bone marrow in them so they are good for them.
 
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toppick08

Guest
Rib bones are a HUGE :nono: They can splinter and then puncture a dog's stomach and/or intestines.

I see your point, but in the past, I've given all the dogs I've owned these, and they lived out a normal lifespan..:shrug:..Maybe it was better luck than good management.:lol:........:howdy:
 
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jjsmommy99

Guest
chicken bones are the worst. don't ever give them real bones.
 
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toppick08

Guest
When y'all let dogs be dogs.....let me know........UFB.........they are tougher than you think.
 

migtig

aka Mrs. Giant
Actually, once a year or so I go to the butcher and ask him to give me knuckle bones or shin bones with marrow. I broil them in the oven, let cool and give it to the dogs as a special treat. They only get them supervised and they get taken away and tossed once the marrow/cartiledge is all gone.
 

cattitude

My Sweetest Boy
That's complete bullshiat........Wolves have no problem...:rolleyes:

What is wrong with you? As has been mentioned in this thread, there ARE some bones that are perfectly acceptable for dogs to eat.

Conversely, how do you know wolves don't die of a perforated stomach or intestine?
 
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toppick08

Guest
What is wrong with you? As has been mentioned in this thread, there ARE some bones that are perfectly acceptable for dogs to eat.

Conversely, how do you know wolves don't die of a perforated stomach or intestine?

All I know, my dogs never had a problem with bones, y'all baby your animals too much...IMHO...
 
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