Quick one....raw chicken bone
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Quick one....raw chicken bone
Just de boning some chicken thighs (raw) for tea, would tyke be ok with them?? If so how many can he have
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Re: Quick one....raw chicken bone
yes he can leave some meat on it so it's not just a bare bone, but give him a couple first time if he's never had any
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Re: Quick one....raw chicken bone
Yea its still got meat on thank u!
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Re: Quick one....raw chicken bone
I was always told never to give your dog chicken bones as they splinter and can get stuck in the throat? Hope i'm wrong, I am always happy to be educated.
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Re: Quick one....raw chicken bone
yes it's an old wives tale.
RAW chicken bones as with all bones are fine to give COOKED bones whether chicken or any other splinter and cause problem and should never been given
RAW chicken bones as with all bones are fine to give COOKED bones whether chicken or any other splinter and cause problem and should never been given
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Re: Quick one....raw chicken bone
Thanks Ella
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