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Weeg
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Got it, that makes perfect sense on the bones. What about chicken bones? We're gonna butcher out Cornish X soon, and if we save the raw bones, uncooked, are they safe then? If not we will have lots of bone opportunities after we can get a deer. I will definitely include bones in the diet for tooth heath, thats a great idea!Yes on bones! You reminded me of soup bones as well and something we give to the dogs often. They’re cheap healthy snacks and will keep them busy for a bit. We have a 15 year old lab/pit bull mix that has teeth of a 5 year old dog. Never has she had her teeth cleaned. Soup bones do it.
Just never heated/cooked. It changes the structure of the bones and causes them to splinter. That’s when it can cause damage to the dog. Raw bones are fine.