Dog bones: Which are safe for dogs? | Ultimate Pet Nutrition - Dog Health Tips
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2018
- Dog bones: raw vs. cooked - Dr. Gary Richter reveals which one is good for your dog, and which one you should never give them.
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Dog bones: Which are safe for dogs?
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What bones specifically do you recommend? I was waiting the entire video for suggestions on depending on breed big and small. Eating habits considered. I have a malinois that is voracious. Not aggressive. Just eats way too fast and swallows huge chunks. Also have a pug with tiny teeth that look like broken pieces of rice and no canines lol.
Ultimate Pet Nutrition My Mom gave my American Staffordshire Bull Terrier a pork bone. He ate almost the entire bone. I read that pork bones can splinter and is NOT recommended for aggressive chewers like my dog. I’M REALLY WORRIED now. Should call my veterinarian?
Please contact your Veterinarian as soon as possible.
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In the wild a dog will eat bones. The dog's system was made for it (raw bones).
The Stranger actually they’ll gnaw the meat off, and leave the larger bones behind. Most modern predators can’t actually eat a whole cow.
My sister's American Boxer found a fresh whole deer leg in the woods during the winter. I let him chew on it over a period of 2-3 weeks. He ate the entire thing.
@@xmobile. 2-3 week didn't that dog die due to eating spoiled meat?
@@paulbaka4388 Nope, he's still alive and well.
We've given him (human hunted) deer legs since and he always chews on them for days, and weeks when it's just mostly the bone left. It's never been during summer in super hot heat, but they've been out in 60 degree fall weather and he still eats them and is fine. I always heard that animals carry different bacteria in their digestive system that allows them to eat rotten meat. I wouldn't run with that for all dogs though, i would consult someone that knows the science on that or do some thorough research. But yeah, Ammo the American Boxer has also eaten a large amount of deer pellets/poo along the years as well.
Exactly what I wanted to know. Thank you very much!
Oof. I’ve always seen people give left over beef bones to dogs, so I thought it was fine. Now I know better.
For cooked bones ive only given cooked beef bones, with no issues over 40 years of having dogs... i think what he is saying is the BEST PRACTICE is raw bones, for nutrition, dental health and obstruction safety
I have also given cooked bones to dogs for over half a century. No problem.
Millenial educated health "professionals " , big problem.
Big clue , the way he poo pood fat . Can you say fat soluble vitamins?
I cured many skin conditions for pennies with bacon fat lots of it and more.
Sometimes everything you know is wrong.
I was house sitting one for these rich world traveling elites.
While shocking the pool one day with enough chlorine to kill Moby Dick , their dog jumped in the pool, I eventually got him out and cleaned him up, but I was worried I'd have to go to the pound & find one the looks just like him.
Later I got a call, " What did you do?"
""We"ve spent thousands treating his skin condition and you cured it!"
I had to confess to my unorthodox medical anthropology.
Well thank you very much. I really wanted to know this. Thank you so much.
I give our puppies raw chicken, raw chicken necks and feet and they love them! Chew them up without any problems!! It also keeps them from chewing on anything they are not supposed to be chewing on..
Thanks for that useful information.
It's odd that humans shouldn't eat raw chicken, but dogs can eat raw chicken bones.
Also, living in So. Cal. I must add that I'm a big fan of your Richter scale.
One difference is dogs have a much shorter digestive tract, and can thus tolerate things we cannot.
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I gave my dog an elk antler and now he has a chipped tooth... 😒
Thank you am getting a little puppy
I've got an XL bully who was eaten a cow leg bone but just notice a load of small pieces in his toilet?? Seems fine just thinking that it should have been digested
thank you this help me since im getting a german shepherd
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I have a German Shepard two
Can puppies have raw bone marrow I have a 10 week old French bulldog
I found my dog back in 2017 she was abandoned on top of a mountain in the winter time. And I didn't really know anything about any of this. A few months later in the Autumn of the following year my friend and I were butchering a buck and we gave her the whole leg no meat on it it was the femur and part of the other part of the bone I forget the names of them that go out of the hoof I didn't think nothing about it I was ignorant. She was outside chewing on this thing and she was in bone heaven a few hours later I came back to Abby and the bone was gone and I thought someone took it through it away. The next day she got sick not throwing up but she had massive bowel movements because it was way too much bone and her bowel movement was dark gray and color and she's perfectly healthy now but that was an example of a raw bone but in excess like it was too much and I know better now. The other blunder that I was doing was my friend that I was butchering the book also likes to make baby back ribs I'd always give her a bone that was cooked slow cooked but it was still cooked and I thought that was perfectly fine and she never had an incident and she loves those bones but now it's like I can't do it. B
This video was awesome and I appreciate the information.
This is great information, thank you. Now are these bones from meat I buy at the grocery store when buying protein for my family? Would I try and clean them up a bit first before giving to my dog or would I just give it to them no water rinse or anything? Sorry for the questions I just never done this before .
@@Brian-Derek Dumb question here, should I let it thaw first before giving them the frozen bone?
I used to give dogs bones until I seen two dogs get the bones stuck in their neck, butt hole, a chipped tooth. I like to learn about health tips.
Amazing video and amazing channel and amazing job friend 😀😎👍❤🤩
My German shepherd bites off sharp pieces off a cow femar. I take the bone away and am afraid he'll swallow these pieces and have problems.? Can dogs handle these sharp pieces if swallowing?
Just want to ask a question what if my is chewing plastic bone and eat little piece, almost a size of a rise grian can it hurt him.
We recommend speaking with your veterinarian in regards to your question. We are unable to provide any medical, or dietary suggestions for pets. Thank you!
I am getting frozen lamb and duck mince and I think it has 20% bones in it. Is it still not safe to cook? I am not sure yet about feeding raw. If it is ground up is it still dangerous to cook?
Leanne Kahn raw is better
i boil my dogs food. chicken beef veggies and all. ive never given him bone because im worried about all the does and donts and his teeth but he gets pig ear for treats, big braided bully sticks and kong ball i fill with peanut butter and treats and stick it in the freezer so its a lasting chew
let everyone know fact about meat and bone and dog feed!!Most ranchers and shepherds give their dogs bread or cereal. They never give their dogs meat or bones.And the interesting thing is that shepherd dogs are only one of the best guard dogs and have a healthy and large skeleton.(i not means german shepherd breed)
Question should the raw bones be frozen at first? If so how long?
Hi there! Dr. Richter does not have a problem with raw bones overall, however, we still recommend reaching out to your vet for more guidance with freezing raw bones. Your pet’s health and safety are our number one concern.
Hi Dr. Richter, thank you for the info. What about roasting the bones? My puppy now 10mo old and both him and I survive because he has been on your supplements to help with his GI problem. And I am leery about giving him anything raw because of this. His stomach is much stronger now but I’d like to know an appropriate way to acclimate him to this stuff. I roasted a piece of beef shank bone for him one time and he LOVED it! I also buy it from Petsmart but that stuff smells so rancid so I am not too keen on giving it to him. Thank you, Dr. Richter.
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So just if u have chicken bones don't kook them keep them raw, u can a even pull some from chicken off if u just want to give them the bone
Shombody kookin ze bacon ?
i handed my fried pork bone for my dog to chew the meat off, really without thinking, and he just crunched through in the blink in 2 seconds, it but he seemd to swallow a big piece... is there anything i can give him to help him pass it?
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Sooo many people think Bully sticks are good for dogs.My dog almost died from one of those.A piece of brittle bone went sideways down his throat and I had to stick my hand down his throat and break the bone and pull it out.I never purchased them again
Joseph DiCristofano bully sticks are absolutely amazing for dogs! If your dog was able to get a brittle piece off you didn’t purchase from a good brand. The only danger to bully sticks ( as with any chew ) is the last 1-2 inches the dog can swallow but there are many bully stick holders that prevent that from happening.
Do you recommend dehydrated beef neck bones?
Dr. Richter recommends raw bones for dogs. Cooked bones may cause digestive issues with your pet. If you have any further health concerns, please consult your veterinarian.
We gave our boy a ham bone last night and he had Eaton it in like 8 min. Now he has diarrhea. Are there any hard enough that he can’t bite off big chunks and eat it so quickly?
Hi there! We highly recommend contacting your primary veterinarian if you have any questions or health concerns about your pet. Your veterinarian will have a better understanding of your animal's medical history and will be able to better assist you. Thank you!
Ok
Which bones ?????
My dog ate cooked chicken bones from 2 months onwords is anything will happen to my dog? Please reply please 🙏
For any medical related questions please refer to your primary Veterinarian, because they know your pet's personal history. Your pet's health and safety is our number one concern. Thank you!
What about soft chicken bones?
Nah! They will splinter
I just watched a video of a dude who smashed a raw bone and a cooked bone with a sledgehammer..... They did the same thing and the cooked one was softer on the inside.
Just some random guy on UA-cam was more informing than "professionals" simply by doing an easy experiment and not repeating the same bs people heard in, what seems to be, very rare cases when you look at the amount of dogs in the world. Plus, lets not act like people aren't extremely lazy and like they completely sterilize everywhere a raw bone has been, far more health issues for everyone involved.
What about cow hoofs?
Dr. Richter advises against cow hoofs. They are too hard and can potentially lead to broken teeth. Also, they are a possible obstruction if swallowed.
What about ham bones?
Omg girl at first I read "human bones" 😅 I was like 'yeah what about those!'
Damn girl u fine
Is it safe to give my dog something like freeze dried whole duck necks? They are raw, but have been freeze dried.
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I never gave my dogs cooked bones but my puppy got a hold of a pickle pig feet bone smh that's what got me to watch this video. Should I be worried??
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Mine ate a cooked bone in my brothers room bc he don’t throw his trash !
What about chicken bones
What about pork bones?
My vet advised us to avoid it because it’s easy to break down into smaller pieces and you dog might swollen it by accident. Beef or lamb bone are the best.
My dog would get agressive if she get a meaty bone and also she makes a big mess
Understandable. I got lucky, my dog will give you a bone or a treat, can take it right from him. The cat will eat and drink from His dish while he eats, and he will let he have her turns if she cant get in on it. He is a 2 year old american bulldog/collie/Heinz 57
What about rice bones
Hi there! We recommend consulting with your veterinarian to know what's best for your pet.
I found you don't ever want to give your dog a Pig hoof because it is very soft compared to cows or deer hoof
Never feed cooked bones!
i know a friend who has been giving their dogs for a long time. both dogs are still alive, both are 11 years old
@@jonathancosme8935 my dog is 10 years old and I still give him those bones
Bug lover Spider lover is it bad for them?
I was always against them until recently. It really depends on the brand. I always had the idea in mind that they splinter so I always gave raw marrow bones because they don’t splinter. But I found a great brand of cooked bones recently and they do not splinter whatsoever!
Shay Rose whats it called
for me bone for dog is not good, because they are not digest to the stomach.
Dogs evolved to eat raw bones, not cooked. As long as you wash them and lightly inspect them then you are ok.
We bought a raw buffalo bone for our dog. The thing is that it stinks....a LOT. So we dried it in the sun but a couple days later, it rained, and then it was sunny again. So we kept the process going. We knew crows were pecking on it but we didn't interfere as there were still a lot of fat and tendons on it and thought the crows would peck off that waste. Today however, we burnt it in coconut husk so that the remainder of the bad fat and bacterial growth on it will die. We just realised this was what we should've done since day 1 (We're noobs in this.... Jenny is our first dog.). Are we on the right track in the making of a bone?
Pls excuse the English
Crap thank you I uh I gave my dog a cooked steak bone I hope he’ll be ok
My aunt’s friends dog died from a cooked bone... you can’t be too careful with this stuff
What about raw pork bones
Dr. Richter recommends raw bones for dogs. Cooked bones may cause digestive issues with your pet. If you have any further health concerns, please consult your veterinarian.
Raw meaty bones are the healthiest to feed dogs and cats.Only feed bones that are raw(not cooked) and with meat around!!!
High in fat....uh..whats wrong with fat? It makes me wonder your expertise level
Dayna Jury he said be careful with them not to avoid fats cineole tell. Obesity can be a health issue if owners are not careful.
Meaty lamb necks for giant breeds, yes or no?
So basically we learn what we've always known : dogs don't naturally eat cooked food or parts of animals that are bigger than them. Who would've thought, Lol.
Holly Gamble but also dogs have been living wi humans for centuries and evolved to eat cooked meat and scabs from human. Of course the cooked bones are still hazards!
Actually, the way to train fight dogs is by presenting them raw meats and raw bones, so they get a taste for blood. If they get a single taste of blood during the dog fight, it unleashes that natural instinct to get more of that sweet reward. So, no… it isn’t about the animal getting a disease, it’s about it becoming a blood lusting beast.
Feed your dog raw meat, and organ meat.
Sorry folks.... I dont believe in giving dog any bones except for those bones that clean their teeth!