Can I give these bones?
For my sister's college graduation party, we are roasting a 70-pound pig on a spit in the backyard. After the pig is carved and served, there will be a lot of bones. And I can't stand the idea of all those bones covered with bits of succulent meat going to waste!
I know that you're not suppossed to give dogs cooked bones. But what if I give them the larger bones, such as the leg bones and some of the larger ribs (provided the humans don't get them first). I'm thinking about giving them the bones under supervision, and letting the boys nibble and gnaw all the meat off. Then I'll take the bones away before they start really trying to chomp down on them.
What do you think?
For my sister's college graduation party, we are roasting a 70-pound pig on a spit in the backyard. After the pig is carved and served, there will be a lot of bones. And I can't stand the idea of all those bones covered with bits of succulent meat going to waste!
I know that you're not suppossed to give dogs cooked bones. But what if I give them the larger bones, such as the leg bones and some of the larger ribs (provided the humans don't get them first). I'm thinking about giving them the bones under supervision, and letting the boys nibble and gnaw all the meat off. Then I'll take the bones away before they start really trying to chomp down on them.
What do you think?
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