Draco SHREDDING Raw Chicken Bones | Cane Corso

2 1/2 year old Cane Corso enjoys a whole Raw Hen

[@malhaven1]

What a good bud!! Even cleans up the floor!!

[@JOSEPHMATTHEWHOLLAND]

Beautiful. I have a blue pit bull myself he's a big baby

[@johncameron4194]

The chicken had no chance lol. He’s wonderful

[@Kickout_Claymore]

Beast ❤

[@nezbit8989]

Bloody Nora!

[@arnorothkegel9731]

❤😂😂😂❤😊

[@arnorothkegel9731]

Mein CONAN (cane corso)ist heute 5 monate jung 😊 Dein Hund ist soooo Schwarz 😘👀😘

[@filipecreton]

nossa 😮

[@lindahamilton800]

As a veterinary nurse, I shudder to think what you must be scooping after your boy evacuates. The whole raw chicken - I know, I know, he's fine - is the most frequent cause of horrendous HGE. Good luck!

[@camthecanecorso]

A raw diet is a natural diet. As you know, dogs, wolves, coyotes etc all come the same family, known as the Canidae. Their digestive systems thrive on a raw diet. Their teeth are designed to crush bone. My dog specifically has a greater bite force than 90% of most dogs. As for what comes out.. it’s basically reduced to a white chalk that disintegrates into the yard. It does not smell at all. It’s in small piles. My dogs have no allergies. My dogs skin and coat is Pristine. Again, just think about how wild animals survive. They all consume and digest bones.

[@alexitselentis7904]

Be careful with chicken bones, raw or cooked, they can cut the intestines/stomach cause internal bleeding, my neighbors cat (felines should be fine with bones tou would think) was dead in the morning, he told me he fed it raw chicken with bones, it had blood from its mouth 😢

[@bandidosmc7302]

💩😁🚑

[@camthecanecorso]

Nah

[@cher3256]

Chicken bones are NOT good for dogs! Not even big ones!

[@Firstsurugi]

cooked bones. raw is fine.

[@johncameron4194]

Raw is fine

[@Al-mx6ru]

Yes they are!!

[@philholdsworth8280]

Shut up.

[@Rob-tg4xp]

Dr Ian Billinghurst book give your dog a bone. This is the best book on dog nutrition.

[@markwhite6836]

No matter the size of your fur baby, you DO NOT let your baby consume chickens bones… MAJOR expensive vet bill if failed digestion 😢

[@camthecanecorso]

The key is RAW. Your comment only applies to COOKED bones

[@ColdDream224]

​@@camthecanecorsoIt's unbelievable how many times you've had to explain this to people.

[@camthecanecorso]

@@ColdDream224 I know lol

[@thrivewithlife9495]

It’s worth checking the quality of the chicken. I was warned by my vet in Costa del all Spain the local chicken was full of parasites and no one in his practice ate chicken either.