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What bones can i give my dog
- Thread starter Jooooles
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just had a few lamb shanks can i give these bones to a mastiff they look abit sharp i know you cant give chicken turkey etc what type of bones can you give your dog are lamb shanks ok
thanks for any input chapsroud:
no m8 lamb bones splinter, infact most cooked bones splinter, {make sure there uncooked for a dog m8}
daveleebond
Inactive User
my parents have 2 yorkies and they eat coocked rib bones for fun, buys them from asda, dont know what animal they are from, they are in a tub, you get about 15 for £3.50.
hahaha i can imagin m8, {some dogs are unlucky and get there digestive tract ripped, or they whimper when there haveing a crap}-----i just steer clear of bird bones
daveleebond
Inactive User
parents muts, the elder, tia, will only eat steak, chicken or bones no dog meat, whereas tally will eat almost anything, especially milk based products, she even likes sweet&sour and loves spicey food.
Jooooles
DW Regular +
yeh chicken turkey any bird bones can cause internal bleeding are a very saw ASS :Cheers:
its not recommened to give any bones to a dog m8 {but we all do it}
uncooked bones are harder and less brittle, {but there still brittle }
its the luck of the draw m8-------------if your dogs off colour the last thing you would think of is the bone it had the night before
Jooooles
DW Regular +
mmm true thats why i was double checking as i only normally feed bones from the local pet shop i was unsure about the shanks better safe then sorry ill just stick to the pet shop in future he normally just gets pigs ears and stuff anyway
:Cheers:
daveleebond
Inactive User
don't mention pigs ears they are like cocaine to my parents dogs!
daz2712
Banned
Can I ask a quick question?
I've got a Boxer and its never had any bones because I've always been told you shouldn't give them to a dog.
What nutritional value do they have for the dog considering you could be endangering their health by giving them a bone and it seems to be luck of the draw?
Its a serious question..I'm not taking the piss. Just curious as to whether my beast would actually enjoy one or not.
I've got a Boxer and its never had any bones because I've always been told you shouldn't give them to a dog.
What nutritional value do they have for the dog considering you could be endangering their health by giving them a bone and it seems to be luck of the draw?
Its a serious question..I'm not taking the piss. Just curious as to whether my beast would actually enjoy one or not.
hardly any nourishment value on a bare bone m8, {undigestable}---goes in 1 way comes out the other
daveleebond
Inactive User
i thought bones was good for dogs, they are a natural dental aid.
aint the marrowbone inside a high source or nutrients?
hell i think i have even eat some bones when i have had ribs and cabbage, mmmmm!
my parents do not give bare bones but full ribs
aint the marrowbone inside a high source or nutrients?
hell i think i have even eat some bones when i have had ribs and cabbage, mmmmm!
my parents do not give bare bones but full ribs
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daz2712
Banned
So whats the point?
Dogs a bit low at the moment.She may have a knee ligament tear and thought it may be a bit of a treat for her but cheers anyway.
Jooooles
DW Regular +
Deffo dry solid bones from the pet shop can improove dogs denatl care as long as there adult dogs not for puppies as it causes wonky teeth
PS its also a treat like a can of stella to us ps but my dog also gets the odd larger
daz2712
Banned
She's only 22mnths old but she likes the Carling!
