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Post by Boycies_mum Fri Dec 20 2013, 12:43

Sorry if this has been posted already but when is it ok to give a pup raw bones from the butcher? X

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Post by Sazzle Fri Dec 20 2013, 13:05

Anytime, just nothing too big and always supervised  Smile Maybe start off with a chicken wing, something like that?
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Post by Sazzle Fri Dec 20 2013, 13:06

Oh and if you feed dry, not too close to another meal as the different digestion times of raw and dry can cause an upset tum.
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Post by Boycies_mum Fri Dec 20 2013, 13:15

As in its ok now? Hes 9 weeks but I think he would really love a chomp on a chunky bone as a treat, he loves a good chew x

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Post by Sazzle Fri Dec 20 2013, 13:24

Yes as far as I'm aware as soon as they are weened you can feed raw bones  Smile
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Post by Boycies_mum Fri Dec 20 2013, 13:30

Amazing Smile thanks so much x

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Post by Sazzle Fri Dec 20 2013, 13:32

No problem  Smile Let is know how he likes it  Smile
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Post by Boycies_mum Fri Dec 20 2013, 13:40

I definitely will x

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Post by Guest Fri Dec 20 2013, 13:51

It's certainly safe as along as it's not too small that he could swallow it and not a weight bearing bone either. Just supervise, but he will definitely enjoy it!

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Post by StuW Fri Dec 20 2013, 16:11

My 2 have been on raw since they were 8 weeks or so Smile Sierra was 7 and a half weeks when I started her on raw and they both had everything they have now. Lamb necks, pork ribs, spine etc Smile
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Post by Boycies_mum Fri Dec 20 2013, 16:20

Currently chewing on a pork rib I picked up on the school run....he hasn't left it alone since I got in!! Thanks for the advice x

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Post by Guest Fri Dec 20 2013, 16:27

That's great, glad he loves it Big Grin

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Post by Guest Sat Dec 21 2013, 20:45

Be careful with marrowbones as they can go straight through a pup  sick 

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Post by Sazzle Sat Dec 21 2013, 23:04

Glad he likes it  Big Grin 
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