Feeding Raw CHICKEN BONES Daily‼️

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WHY I FEED RAW MEATY BONES👇
🦴 Essential nutrients
🦴 Scrubs teeth clean
🦴 Enrichment & exercise
Raw meaty bone examples:
🦴 Chicken feet
🦴 Chicken neck
🦴 Duck neck
🦴 Chicken wing
*Always raw, never cooked or smoked
✨These are highly digestible because they’re raw & mostly soft bone & cartilage ✨
🦠WHAT ABOUT SALMONELLA?
It’s not a worry for my dogs because👇
✅ I buy responsibly sourced human grade🦴
✅ Find at local pet shop or farmer’s market
✅ Dog’s stomach acid is ~1-2, which makes it an unfavorable environment for bacteria like Salmonella & E. coli (ie dogs are designed to digest 🦠)
✅ I wash my hands & surfaces
WHAT ABOUT CHOKING?! 👇
👉 I feed the dog in front of me, & I teach my dogs to chew
👉 I start with easy bones, like raw chicken feet. I hold it until my dog learns to chew (not gulp)
👉 I always supervise
🚨 REMEMBER 🚨
Every dog is different, & EVERY chew, bone or toy can be dangerous
🧦 Dogs get blockages from socks daily
🌳 Dogs choke trying to eat sticks
🪨 Dogs chip teeth trying to chew rocks
These are what work for my dogs & I! You are your dog’s best advocate- so tell me, do you feed raw meaty bones, too?!
If I was just starting out, I’d start VERY slow and would safely hold the raw bone if I could to teach my dog to chew instead of gulp. I’d only allow my dog to chew for ~5 mins then take away, to let their GI system get used to the richness! I don’t share this to tell you what to do, rather, share an important food I give my dogs daily for you to research!
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[@RachelFusaro]

Not ready for raw chicken bones yet? These are my favorite dental chews: a.co/hm9ntBe

[@RachelFusaro]

WHY I FEED RAW MEATY BONES👇 🦴 Essential nutrients 🦴 Scrubs teeth clean 🦴 Enrichment & exercise Raw meaty bone examples: 🦴 Chicken feet 🦴 Chicken neck 🦴 Duck neck 🦴 Chicken wing *Always raw, never cooked or smoked ✨These are highly digestible because they’re raw & mostly soft bone & cartilage ✨ 🦠WHAT ABOUT SALMONELLA? It’s not a worry for my dogs because👇 ✅ I buy responsibly sourced human grade🦴 ✅ Find at local pet shop or farmer’s market ✅ Dog’s stomach acid is ~1-2, which makes it an unfavorable environment for bacteria like Salmonella & E. coli (ie dogs are designed to digest 🦠) ✅ I wash my hands & surfaces WHAT ABOUT CHOKING?! 👇 👉 I feed the dog in front of me, & I teach my dogs to chew 👉 I start with easy bones, like raw chicken feet. I hold it until my dog learns to chew (not gulp) 👉 I always supervise 🚨 REMEMBER 🚨 Every dog is different, & EVERY chew, bone or toy can be dangerous 🧦 Dogs get blockages from socks daily 🌳 Dogs choke trying to eat sticks 🪨 Dogs chip teeth trying to chew rocks These are what work for my dogs & I! You are your dog’s best advocate- so tell me, do you feed raw meaty bones, too?! If I was just starting out, I’d start VERY slow and would safely hold the raw bone if I could to teach my dog to chew instead of gulp. I’d only allow my dog to chew for ~5 mins then take away, to let their GI system get used to the richness! I don’t share this to tell you what to do, rather, share an important food I give my dogs daily for you to research!

[@AlexaDedmon]

Do recommend against feeding dogs larger bones like chicken legs? Or is it based on the dog and circumstance? Ex: the dog has been taught to chew not swallow and is supervised when eating.

[@thewokjohnson7295]

​@RachelFusaro god bless u sweetheart❤

[@Brancaalice]

@@RachelFusaro It like teach a lions cube to eat. They mother hold the bones and tell them, chew slow cute, you are leaning to eat. That most stupid things I have see. Animal are here before human, now human teaching them to eat bone. Imagine what the dog is thinking. lol

[@karl3637]

EMPHASIS on the RAW!!!! cooked chicken bones can shatter and cut your pups throat up!

[@RachelFusaro]

Yup! Always raw ❤

[@thelonerizla1]

Boiled is also fine for a dog recovering from illness etc never roasted or deep fried or fried .

[@Engineer_Heathen]

​@@thelonerizla1 they are referring to bones. You cannot give boiled chicken bones to a dog.

[@thelonerizla1]

@Engineer yes you can , boiled don't splinter they actually soften . They only reach 100 degrees centigrade.

[@ronu7313]

Raw legs & arms drumstick also splinter as raw, that dog is basically almost inhaling those bones cut into few splinters

[@kasweetin]

Having a chihuahua as a pet has been an incredible journey, especially when it comes to his diet. The initial encounter with raw food was quite amusing. My little 14 year old fur baby gave me a puzzled look, as if questioning the strange meal I presented him with, but as I patiently transitioned him from kibble to raw food over a month, his enthusiasm skyrocketed! Now, he eagerly devours raw food, particularly relishing the raw chicken neck with bone. Witnessing his newfound excitement for dog food is truly heartwarming.

[@judyshinohara]

My puppy is teething and I started feeding raw a few weeks ago. Chewing up the bones is so great for him and really satisfies his cravings. I noticed he hardly plays with his dental toys anymore, and sometimes he ignores those expensive dental chews. Raw feeding is pricey, but we are saving money in other ways.

[@kmom9070]

Love it! Note tho that kibble fed dogs do NOT have the same gut biome or Ph. . . So should be transitioned over time OR given digestive supplements and prebiotic to develop the "highly acidic" environment. Just so folks know bc you will reach kibble feeders....hopefully they convert!

[@fbaddict123]

Very helpful! I’m a kibble feeder and looking to change, I wouldn’t have considered that the PH wouldn’t be as strong! Thank you 🙏

[@thelonerizla1]

One of the better vids on Barf diet . Best thing I've ever done , 12 yrs now and not one problem . My working rotties regularly make 14 or 15 yrs with no health issues .

[@juanmarquez302]

What exactly do you feed your rotties?

[@Omarrz]

Tried to give my lab some raw chicken. He looked at me like I was out of my damn mind 😂 Guess you gotta start 'em when they're young

[@rosalina2773]

Lmaooo same my dog will eat some of the freeze dried raw stuff but never fresh. Every time meat is being cooked though she’s right there like 👁️🫦👁️ I don’t really see the point in raw tbh… it doesn’t make any sense chemically or biologically why cooking the exact same food wouldn’t be just as beneficial.

[@kojak5500]

@@rosalina2773 when you cook meat, you destroy much of the nutrients. Same as if you cook anything

[@Engineer_Heathen]

My dog started at 5 years old. You just have to start slow. Now he wouldn't even look at kibble.

[@Engineer_Heathen]

​@@rosalina2773 because they need the raw bones in their diet, and bones aren't safe for them to eat when they are cooked. Not only that, but dogs have been eating raw meat for tens of thousands of years (maybe longer) so that's what their digestive system will get the most nutrients from. They are not supposed to eat cooked meat as a staple in their diet.

[@thelonerizla1]

Never met a dog that didn't like raw . You do realise there are additives that attract the dog by smell in these cremated sawdust and chemical balls . Dogs taste buds are nothing like a humans . Don't give the dog a choice , put raw down if the dog doesn't eat it in 20 minutes pick it up and don't put it back till the next day . That's how it's done. Raw feeding has been overcomplicated because greed has set in , everyone wants to make huge profits . I even feed mine roadkill if its fresh but kibble , over my dead body . I work out of a van most of the year so freezer isn't an option and it's not easy but my dogs come first and I know other dog handlers that are in the same boat . There's no excuse for not feeding raw from the dogs point of view.

[@VictoriaA_09]

Really informative video!! Great for people who don’t know much about raw feeding etc

[@csexton07]

Raw is fine but cooked chicken bones is the bad one as they can splinter and get stuck...

[@RachelFusaro]

Absolutely, only raw!

[@hygravity956]

Just picked up a dog from the shelter and was wondering if it could eat raw chicken then I thought to myself. What do dogs eat in the wild? And then fed him a raw chicken thigh and he loved it so much his energy just went up forsure

[@Shananana99]

I love how he’s using his “table” cute

[@DaLucaciShow]

The question is if the dog ate for it’s whole life only dry food and cooked human food has same acidic environment to start digesting those bones.In plus such dogs did not broke food with their teeth so they might swallow the bones.

[@bestbeech52]

Exactly! Well said.

[@zonepistolez9944]

Man that dog can eat. Oh boy. Monster-like. Lol

[@Kat-n-Ollie]

I have a smAll Shih Tzu and I worry about the raw chicken bones. But I will think on it maybe trying one.

[@wagujak]

My dog coco I always give her a raw food her fur is so shiny

[@RachelFusaro]

Love this! It really makes such a big difference doesn’t it?!

[@wagujak]

@Rachel Fusaro yes it is ^^* specially big dogs^^*

[@Sol36900]

Even though it's very beneficial, some dogs just don't chew bone properly. I came across another channel in which the owner feeds their dog raw but grinds it up. The reason was because a piece of bone was lodged in the intestines and as a result he needed surgery. They've since grind the meat and never had the issue. And as someone with lots of bills an emergency vet visit is the last thing I want to worry about.

[@rosalina2773]

Yeah it’s not worth the risk to me. My dog broke a tooth on a bone once which then needed to be removed. I trained my pets to let me brush their teeth regularly. I’ll feed some foods with ground bone but never whole bone. Just because something is natural doesn’t necessarily mean it’s always the best thing. I mean wild animal’s life expectations are often so much lower than their captive lifespan, and this isn’t just due to being prey or illnesses. It also comes down to receiving precise nutrition in captivity.

[@ronu7313]

Smart

[@Brancaalice]

Imagine they ancestor what eat bones, they went gorila hospital to have surgery. lol Why dog have canine tooth?

[@ronu7313]

Yes I have been trying to insert this info here for others to avoid "if" situation, what this person promotes is dangerous, all in lieu of views to cash out, sad

[@elenadejesus7489]

​@@ronu7313you are mistaken

[@locdemperor4378]

My 3 Great Danes don’t even know what dog food taste like

[@elements1985]

My dog ate chicken breast carcass from trash, will she be alright?

[@hello.9628]

Is she?

[@jimenez2403]

It's not due to the breaking down its due to the chiken bones being very brittle and could cause splintering which if swallowed the wrong way could lead to internal bleeding or just getting stuck in the dogs throat

[@RachelFusaro]

For cooked bones, you’re correct. Raw bones don’t splinter like that! Raw chicken bones are soft, pliable & crunch easily for dogs ❤

[@jimenez2403]

@@RachelFusaro I'm assuming most people that's it's referring to are people who want to feed their dogs scraps (which are obviously cooked) but cool I didn't know raw chicken was actually different

[@ronu7313]

@@RachelFusaro Yes it does hon, I used to grind and cut them and they do splinter, try it! before you follow any stupid advise that could hurt your dog instead of helping him

[@elenadejesus7489]

​@@ronu7313I've fed raw to my dog since he was 7 weeks old. He's soooo healthy at 155lbs and he will be 12 months on the 11th

[@ronu7313]

This whole thing is ridiculous, like religion. There is a great change of dog insides perforation cause bones do splinter RAW! It all it takes is researching and cutting this bones or breaking by hands to see the huge splinters

[@jacoblabbe4233]

So my dogs won’t choke if I start giving them uncooked chicken legs and thighs? German shepherd and golden retriever someone help

[@C3YDi]

I've been told to never eat chicken bones due to choking hazard

[@RachelFusaro]

They are referring to cooked bones. Cooked bones are unsafe. But RAW chicken wings and RAW chicken feet are digestible, soft and spongy!

[@miniminnie]

Never feed cooked bones of any sort!

[@Smunchums]

Yeah me too Ever since I watched this short I have started to feed my puppy chicken wings( raw )

[@cesiaastorga-villalta1590]

Is it safe to feed raw chicken leg? Like a raw drum stick? I give chicken feet and chicken gizzards to my dog and she loves them but I was wondering if I could also give her a raw chicken drumstick?

[@ronu7313]

DO your research there are videos on dogs who had to have surgery cause the raw bones did tear into their bowels. You got to be pretty dumb not to notice how bones splinter like shards like chicken bones, in the wild there are no chickens or 300 lbs cows

[@stevensmith8762]

I feed my bully the same I also mix them with a raw mixture 702 raw...

[@brocknelson8220]

Btw our stomachs are more acidic

[@billymacktexasdetective5827]

BTW, unless a dog typed this comment, no they aren't...

[@zentember]

do you feed once a day? i used to feed chicken but not sure if there was an allergy.

[@traceybuckland]

Rachel, my puppy is 7 months old & I’ve seriously been considering switching his food to ‘Big Country Raw’ ..a Canadian company that offers quality raw pet food. What do you think of having a raw food diet? Is it healthier then dry kibble & canned food? I really value your opinion, so hopefully you’ll answer! 🥰✌️

[@elenadejesus7489]

Hi Tracy Buckland, look for Raw Feeding 101. Check out, Dr Karen Becker on raw feeding, Dr Ian billinghurst and his two books on raw, Jason Cory and his book... Raw Feedi Masterclass. Check out a documentary called, Pet Fooled. Feed raw for a healthier and happier dog.

[@shadowdeslaar]

Except sometimes the Shards of a chicken bone can kill your dog, or so I’ve been told by generations of hounds dogmen. Meaning some dogs are different, gpa always said never feed chicken bones to your dog cause it’ll shard and kill them. But yet I see a dog eat them, albeit not a hound dog.

[@BinhtriVu]

I guess it depends on the dog. My dog choked on a raw splintered chicken bone and $800 later it was removed by the vet. They also get diarrhea eating regular cooked food let alone a raw diet. Maybe I’m just lucky 😂 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@elenadejesus7489]

Been feeding raw since he was 7 weeks old. I will NOT feed kibble or canned

[@cjh011757]

I do not currently feed a raw diet. Will me giving my dog a raw chicken wing make her sick?

[@Isaac26m]

What about French bulldog

[@thechubster1542]

Is that chicken feet? Worry if my dog try to eat eggs shell after peeling or breaking open a egg! Afraid to give a raw egg even to my dog, I know I sound like a over protective fury mom! What is good for fogs as we are planning our garden around veggies that will be good for pup (2 years old) on good chew habits and he loves frozen carrot to chew on, any suggestions?

[@ronu7313]

So much ignorance here, eggshells are like razor blades best if grinded and see my comments on raw long bones like tibia

[@elenadejesus7489]

Dogs can dijest raw bones depending on what animal it is but veggies and fruits need to be ground since they don't have digestive juices for breaking down the cell walls.

[@walkaboutwisdom]

i have been feeding my 5.5yr old cattle dog raw chicken wings/legs daily pretty much since she was a puppy. I have always thought it was the best thing for her but have recently been seeing articles about 'don't do it' because of bacteria, some weird neurological disease that can come from it, and also skin allergies caused by raw chicken... I'm sooooo confused. My dog seems to love them but I have noticed that she is sometimes licking her paws, and scratchy so I don't know if I'm doing her harm.. This video follows my beliefs so I hope it's right :)

[@rtlkfrevr]

yeah, I read some articles about that as well, that it causes paralysis in dogs because of a bacteria in raw chicken, a few of them died, though most of them recovered, I believe it was an Australian research. I'm afraid to give them raw chicken because of that but at the same time I want them to have bone on their diets 😩😣 I'm thinking about sealing the meat with the bone inside and then grind it, hoping to reduce the bacterial load, if that makes sense. I can't think of another solution.

[@sarahgarcia2850]

Is it okay for them to have the nails attached to the feet?

[@cherish0712]

I give my big dog any kind of bones. But i have a small toy poodle who we are very careful with her diet. Can she eat bones? Also should I give raw CHICKEN MEAT instead of raw beef because beef is expensive?

[@DarcykinsM]

Would Caviler King Charles pups, under 1 yr, be ok to eat these?

[@azoul4552]

“ Dog food “ 😂😂 biggest scam ever. Pets should eat real food

[@gabedeweese3476]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@TheBiggestPieceOfDogshit]

yea, plus in my country chickens are cheaper than dog foods

[@64wato]

At what age can you give raw chicken to a Rottie pup

[@Dee-kx1mr]

What about small dogs like Morkie or yorkie

[@clyar429]

I want to feed my dogs raw chicken wings but they seem to just gulp them down without chewing them much. Your dog doesn't look like s/he chews them all that much either. Never choked on them?

[@lisagilbert402]

My dog always has major stomach issues after eating raw meat. It's always a trip to the vet where he ends up on antibiotics again. Which is completely opposite of what I want to do.

[@tiffany1358]

maybe It has an intolorance for certain meats

[@thelonerizla1]

What are you feeding with the raw meat ?

[@brazen1963]

I’ve been giving my boys wings and wow noticed a difference in their teeth already. I can’t get feet where I live. Are thighs or legs ok as well?

[@elenadejesus7489]

Raw Feeding 101.

[@RachaelSeecharan-xs4vn]

Can we do one on lamb bones?

[@tinarubenstein4041]

What is your opinion on Pup above dog food

[@KristinaLeo]

What other options for raw bones if they have a chicken allergy?

[@goddessofdawn7466]

Rabbit

[@kojak5500]

Beef or lamb is fine. You can even feed them cooked bones as long as it isn’t bird bones (chicken). Birds and mammals have completely different bone structures making bird bones sharp and dry when cooked. People often forget that dogs, apart from breeds meant to just sit on their owner’s laps (like shitzu or Maltese), aren’t that distant to wolves.

[@Engineer_Heathen]

Quail

[@kimtaback6505]

Can my dog have oxtail bone raw

[@kimtaback6505]

Is it safe to feed my 30 lb dog roll oxtail

[@leo2o915]

A question how many chicken feet can you technically feed a a husky my girl had 4 and wants more lol

[@KawaCali94]

And create massive amounts of inflammation because chickens sold in stores have way to much omega6

[@Thedailydog]

It's easy to get raw feeding support. Let us help you in your journey

[@RobinandWillow]

My dog just swallowed a whole chicken wing without chewing. Is that bad?

[@elenadejesus7489]

Your dog will dijest the chicken wing.

[@adamb1061]

Can I give my 3 months old Havanese puppy raw chicken legs?

[@federicoronquillo2381]

🍇?

[@punkinthejunk]

My terrier do not eat raw meat... he only eats raw vegetables or his dog food...that too need to be mixed with wet food and warmed for 30 sec in microwave

[@ronu7313]

Great indeed but raw bones do shard I don't care dog high PH to digest which will take time

[@dayyego]

Does age matter for it to be safe? I have a 10.5 year old boxer.

[@gabedeweese3476]

yes if he does not have strong teeth he cannot chew the bones, u can still feed raw u will just have to grind bones. my english stafforshire bull terrior is 12 years old an she eats all raw diet.

[@sarahc3108]

If your dog's teeth can't handle bones, you can fine-chop fresh (uncooked) chicken egg shells.

[@MaximillianandRubyGrace]

Chicken is the best

[@Sam-jj6ph]

Are you a vet?

[@user-fk3id7ql5w]

What about chicken liver, beef liver and hearts?

[@elenadejesus7489]

Hearts are muscle meats. Liver and other secreting organs are essential. With the liver, you don't have to feed it daily. A couple of times a week should be OK. Eggs are excellent. Green tripe is even better. BJ'S raw pet food has course and finely ground green tripe. I have found they like the course ground tripe better. It does stink but they not only love it but it's so nutrient dense, so good for them

[@pogococo2246]

Will small dogs choke on those bones?

[@TheKak933]

My Yorkie mix is small and she loves them. No hesitation or choking

[@bassraja1978]

Even we are biologically designed for eating nones and bone marrow

[@cesiaastorga-villalta1590]

Is it safe to feed raw chicken leg? Like a raw drum stick? I give chicken feet and chicken gizzards to my dog and she loves them but I was wondering if I could also give her a raw chicken drumstick?

[@elenadejesus7489]

You can feed an entire raw chicken if he's a large dog. No need to grind, they make great grinders

[@cesiaastorga-villalta1590]

Thank you ! @@elenadejesus7489

[@jessj.jesusistheonlyway]

My brother started my mom's dog on raw chicken at 7 months. She's 4 years old now and extremely healthy. Her poop doesn't even stink, and it's crumbly and white lol. She is the healthiest dog I know. And never has to go to the vet.

[@Engineer_Heathen]

If it's crumbly and white then she's likely giving it too high of a percentage of bone in it's diet.

[@ronu7313]

Crumbly white? it seems like too much bones which can cause impaction and a run to vet for surgery

[@Ninjaturtle098]

​@@ronu7313when your dog is on a raw diet their poop turns crumbly and white and goes back into the ground

[@diannefrazier3925]

What about dogs that have no teeth or very few.

[@elenadejesus7489]

Grinder or blender. For large amounts, a grinder would be useful. For grinding wings or other bones that aren't dense then a good quality blender would do. As for the grinder, make sure it's a 22 or if they have a 32 or even a 42. Weston has grinders and the higher the number, the faster and more it can grind. I have a 22 and I needed a 32 or even higher. Hobart has grinders but they have the heavy duty grinders that can grind anything but they are so expensive and you have to have the room for one.

[@mkultravibes7763]

I gave my dog chicken bones from Costco rotisserie chicken. Instant diarrhea

[@mkultravibes7763]

I’ve always slow cooked the carcass for broth . Gave them some of the little left over chicken that falls off during the slow cook . It was ok until November. Don’t know what they did but now they get diarrhea from the plain broth and chicken

[@christinarangel6971]

Doesn’t this effect their teeth? Just wondering because I thought I heard that this can cause tooth decay in dogs 🤔

[@darkwolf2622]

Not sure where you heard that, because it's the complete opposite. Processed kibble can cause tooth decay, raw bones are excellent for cleaning them.

[@elenadejesus7489]

​@@darkwolf2622hi darkwolf... you are correct

[@MaxandMe]

I don’t want my dog thinking he can eat my chickens! And my chickens definitely don’t want to see my dog eating raw chickens! So I give my dog eggs instead. He’ll eat the shell too!

[@5dkamath5]

Do u boil the eggs & break the shells?

[@kojak5500]

I have chickens and my dog eats whole raw chickens. He’s never hurt them he only protects. What do you think sheep herding dogs eat? They’re not vegetarian lol

[@MaxandMe]

@@kojak5500 my dog really wants to eat the goats and chickens but I just think giving him the feet he’d be smart enough to figure out how to get it himself 🤣 But I don’t think he’ll figure out cooked chicken is those birds running around the farm! I don’t feed him goat tho. But he really wants to bite their horns, maybe thinks they’re sticks 😂

[@elenadejesus7489]

​@@kojak5500lol! Awsome

[@PetMastersAcademy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6mraKx5r8xoqbc here's another video saying why not to feed your dog raw chicken

[@papillon1211]

What about Chihuahuas? I have two and I need help.

[@elenadejesus7489]

Use your blender for raw chicken

[@KiSm15]

Raw alternative if dog has chicken allergy?

[@Brancaalice]

potatoes

[@darkwolf2622]

Organ meat. Beef bones. Duck feet. There are many animals in the world, pick one.

[@elenadejesus7489]

Well, turkey, pheasant, beef, pork or exotic meats, such as alligator, ostrich, wild boar. Don't just feed organs or just feet. They need muscle, organs, and bones. You can make bone broth without onions.

[@kirstin6296]

Generally, dogs should not eat raw chicken as part of their regular diets. The bacteria from the uncooked meat-salmonella, campylobacter-can poison dogs, and any bones in the chicken can hurt their digestive systems.

[@kirstin6296]

WRONG, DONT KILL YOUR DOG. GET BEEF BONES .

[@GR-su3xc]

What about salmonella?

[@elenadejesus7489]

You mean the salmonella that's in kibble? Matter of fact, salmonella isn't a problem since they already have salmonella in their gut. You can rinse the meat if it makes you feel better but they won't care.

[@Coolkid-vd9lp]

Source trust me bro

[@dazpower1234]

No no no

[@yawny84]

Just dont let them lick ya if they eating raw meat

[@ronu7313]

This individual constantly encourage bones, and it does splinter as you'll see when you buy feet only cut by the ankle. Dogs can die if their bowels get torn or hopefully is caught in time for a very expensive surgery. Get a freaking meat grinder already and give dog other chewing methods

[@darlenekitchen9809]

Who are you?

[@iamaroyalpriesthood]

My dog ain't with it

[@vaderdayz4861]

Not true

[@gabedeweese3476]

🤣🤣😭

[@dazpower1234]

Don’t listen to her

[@callmeandielioness1787]

Just got yelled at by my bf for giving my dog a raw Chicken bone and meat, said I was going to kill him…. Then I see this on my fyp. 🙃 interesting…

[@elenadejesus7489]

Hi. Tell your boyfriend that raw is healthy for dogs. It's just not good for him.

[@tk_edy4863]

Why can’t human eat raw meat Sike naw

[@LovePeaceDontHateWar]

Raw chicken can harbor salmonella. It’s NEVER a good idea to feed bones or chicken feet to a dog - raw or cooked.

[@karataranto6463]

No. It’s a bit much,

[@TheDinoBros187]

Yes I understand where you coming from dogs descended from wolves but you got to remember that dogs are domesticated at Heaven living off of humor scrap switch for cooked not raw so it's best if you do not feed your pet raw food it's just not worth the risk it's almost the same thing as cats

[@elenadejesus7489]

I've been feeding my dog raw since he was 7 weeks old. He will be 12 months old on the 11th. He's a trim power house weighing 155lbs. I have no fear feeding raw to any other dogs I may have down the road or cats

[@mattlord2484]

This is not true, it may be the case for some dogs but it is not the case for every breed and accidents can happen.

[@KristinaLeo]

What other options for raw bones if they have a chicken allergy?

[@alanak248]

raw duck feet, raw duck necks, raw duck wings, raw lamb neck etc.

[@ronu7313]

@@alanak248 Long bones like legs, feet, thights wings all splinter even raw

[@elenadejesus7489]

​@@ronu7313the chemical makeup of raw bones are different than when it cooked. Never give cooked bones. They can dijest raw bones. Tiny dogs with no teeth can eat ground raw or order from BJ'S raw pet food. They can guide you with any questions or concerns.