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If ya touch dat bone you izzz gonna be...
- Thread starter ice-cavi
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Charlifarley
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I don't use them, but as far as I know, they keep long, hairy ears out of food. I think people who feed their dogs a raw diet would use them in particular.
ice-cavi
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I just recently started using them as I allways thought the dogs looks so miserable with them....but since I feed raw bones everyday I gave in.....the ears get so messy from all the fat and meat on the bones...
and the dogs dont mind now,they know that the snood meens goodies on the way
and the dogs dont mind now,they know that the snood meens goodies on the way 
ice-cavi
Well-known member
Hi Brian
Its allways Beef bone...Galloway Beef.We get the beef straight from the farmer and let the butchers that are cutting the meat for us ,also cut out the bones...Its mostly rib , tail & backbones. I freeze them and the bones last a very long time...ususally till we, the humans ,need more meat too
Since I started feeding bones regurlarly ,I have seen a HUGE difference in terms of plaque and bad breath :=)
It also keeps the dogs 100% occupied if you need some time off....I usually give mine when I have housechores to do they can work on the back bones for more than a hour ,then I usually take them away and put them in bags and refreeze. The ribs however, are usually all gone in an hour
Its allways Beef bone...Galloway Beef.We get the beef straight from the farmer and let the butchers that are cutting the meat for us ,also cut out the bones...Its mostly rib , tail & backbones. I freeze them and the bones last a very long time...ususally till we, the humans ,need more meat too
Since I started feeding bones regurlarly ,I have seen a HUGE difference in terms of plaque and bad breath :=)
It also keeps the dogs 100% occupied if you need some time off....I usually give mine when I have housechores to do
they can work on the back bones for more than a hour ,then I usually take them away and put them in bags and refreeze. The ribs however, are usually all gone in an hour