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Old 03-18-2007, 11:08 AM
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Food Danger,read,please!!

Another site on bones and dangerous food:
http://www.dog.com/vet/holidays/04.asp
It might have been posted before but it's interesting.
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Good Link GH
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Old 03-18-2007, 11:03 PM
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Thank you for posting this...I always thought bone marrow was actually a healthy thing for a dog to consme. Most of the stuff I was familiar with but always thought that butcher bones were pretty safe.

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why do none of these sites say anything about grapes....I am going to post a thread...thanks for the idea and the site
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I think they're very wrong about bones.

Cooked bones are dangerous and should never be fed, yes. But they reccomend instead weight-bearing sterilized bones, which can and will splinter and can puncture the intestines or esophagus, just like cooked bones.

The safest recreational bones are raw knuckle bones- They won't splinter and the dog can't chew off big chunks. And marrow IS healthy for the dogs... Yes some dogs can get a bit of loose stool if they're not used to raw bones, but the marrow has quite a few vitamins and minerals in it.
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Thanks for posting that.
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