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Old 03-11-2013, 01:09 PM   #16
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Cooked bones, never.
Raw bones sure.
In a raw food diet for dogs, raw bones are an important part, but they stress only use non-weight baring bones.
This being a Que site, I'd try a dog-site (like Leerburg Kennels) for a more informed opinion.
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Old 03-11-2013, 01:15 PM   #17
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I wouldn't. After a trip to the vet and a nasty bill, I would not risk small bone slivers. I definitely would not feed them pigs ears.
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Old 03-11-2013, 01:38 PM   #18
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My Jack Russell/Rat terrier mix gets shoulder blades bones all the time. Loves 'em and never had an issue with them. He gnaws on them until they're gone, never pukes 'em up, no issues on the other end either.

The only problem is he likes to leave those porcine scapulas at the bottom of the steps into the garage. Laid me up for a week once when I stepped on the farking thing.
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Old 03-11-2013, 02:01 PM   #19
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When I started BBQing, I would give the blade bones and rib bones to a jack russell terrier. He would literally eat them like they were jerky. He has some strong jaws and teeth lol. The issue came a few hours later when he would get sick and puke up all the bone pieces. So I stopped feeding them to him. Just an occasional beef rib bone, and that wasn't very often. He would gnaw on a beef bone without "inhaling" it.

So I'd say it depends on the dog.
x2 My mutt would devour the bone in no time and then return it a little while later. Sorry Rocky, no bones for you.
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You can never be too cautious with dogs - the vet bills are horrendous.

The only cooked bones I give my dog are osso bucco - she loves getting the marrow out of the middle - or the remnants of a roast lamb joint, but I have to watch her & take it away as soon as she's got the meat off, otherwise she will chomp them up into splinters.
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Cooked bones, never.
Raw bones sure.
In a raw food diet for dogs, raw bones are an important part, but they stress only use non-weight baring bones.
This being a Que site, I'd try a dog-site (like Leerburg Kennels) for a more informed opinion.
+1 It is never recommended to give dogs any kind of cooked bones, that includes smoked. Always raw, much less chance of splintering and causing internal damage.

OP, search for RAW/BARF diets for dogs.
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Thank you for all the replies everyone, they may have saved my friend a hefty vet bill. I told him to be on the safe side not to give it to the dog. Better safe than sorry.

I don't even have a dog but hopefully this thread will do some good to those who have the same question in the future.
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