Guest guest Posted May 5, 2010 Report Share Posted May 5, 2010 Bones are dangerous to pets when they've been cooked because they tend to splinter, especially chicken bones. If the bone was from meat that was never cooked, it's safe for a pet to eat.Betsy From: Rare Earth <kirsty@...> Sent: Wed, May 5, 2010 8:56:42 AMSubject: [ ] Re: Dog anal glands Re: <My dog, a small Yorkshire eats "Royal Canine" dog food.I don't think she will eat raw meat. But maybe half raw. I'll give it a try. The veterinary advised not to give bones. Thanks Arie> Hi Aria, If you wanted to give it a go, here are some websites to start learning with: http://www.rawfed. com/why.html http://www.rawdogfood.com.au/benefits-of-raw.html http://www.rawmeaty bones.com/ petowners/ feedyourdogrmb. php And there are too, here is a good one: http://pets. groups.. com/group/ rawfeeding. Our pets (just like us) live longer and healthier if we put in what their bodies are designed to consume :-) regardsKirsty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 5, 2010 Report Share Posted May 5, 2010 Thank you Betsy and Kirsty for the useful information. Arie From: Betsy Sinkey <westoo@...> Sent: Wed, May 5, 2010 5:23:30 PMSubject: Re: [ ] Re: Dog anal glands Bones are dangerous to pets when they've been cooked because they tend to splinter, especially chicken bones. If the bone was from meat that was never cooked, it's safe for a pet to eat.Betsy From: Rare Earth <kirsty@rare- earth.com. au>miracle_mineral_ supplementSent: Wed, May 5, 2010 8:56:42 AMSubject: [miracle_mineral_ supplement] Re: Dog anal glands Re: <My dog, a small Yorkshire eats "Royal Canine" dog food.I don't think she will eat raw meat. But maybe half raw. I'll give it a try. The veterinary advised not to give bones. Thanks Arie> Hi Aria, If you wanted to give it a go, here are some websites to start learning with: http://www.rawfed. com/why.html http://www.rawdogfood.com.au/benefits-of-raw.html http://www.rawmeaty bones.com/ petowners/ feedyourdogrmb. php And there are too, here is a good one: http://pets. groups.. com/group/ rawfeeding. Our pets (just like us) live longer and healthier if we put in what their bodies are designed to consume :-) regardsKirsty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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