Confused on what bones i can give

[Cheryl and Hera]

Hera is 10 month's old and i have had her on a home cooked diet for just over a week and already we are noticing a difference...mainly she doesn't stink the room out and send everyone running when she passes wind:blush2:. I cook every other day, i think i have most of her needs under control. What i would like to know is what bones can i give her to chew on? Do they need to be cooked or is raw ok? {i am thinking on the splintering of the bones ie..cooked chicken and lamb bones}. My only source of meat is the local butcher so i do cook the produce but what about bones? I worry due to all of the warnings of narrowed airways and such. I am getting a little overwhelmed with the sheer amount of info out there and would appreciate some honest opinions. I want something that is good for her teeth but i also read on one post that dogs need bone meal in their food. Hera was on dry biscuit food but it wasn't working for her hence the change.

 

[Rudi Lim]

I give raw chicken bones or grounded eggshells (those those allergic to chicken). Would be great if your dog could eat raw eggs with shell.


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[2bullymama]

You can give any type of raw bones as long as it is big enough to not let him swallow it. Beef, goat, lamb are good ones to start with.... I would never give cooked bones, they can splinter

 

[Alice Kable]

We only let our boys have nylabones!