Can you feed a puppy raw prime rib bones.?

Answer 1

YES!!!....and they will love it. My dogs are on a raw only diet. I breed Champion German Shepherds. I have never had a problem with raw anything. If you want to see how dogs on a raw only diet look go to my website
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Answer 2

Don't force feed the dog! You're going to make eating a traumatic thing for her and then no wonder she won't eat. Keeping her on the dry food is good enough -- the brand and type you've chosen is a high quality food and needs no addition of extra meat. But if you want to add the chicken, mix it in with her dry food and put it down for her to eat. Give her an hour. If she doesn't eat, take it up and throw it away. Do not give her any treats after she refuses her dinner. Try a meal again in the morning. Bet she will eat it then. If she doesn't though, take it up after an hour and throw it away. Do not give her treats after she refuses breakfast. Try again at dinner. It may take a day or two of missing meals, but she will eat after that. I had a shih tzu who was a "picky eater" and it took 3 days to get her off people food and onto dog food. But I was consistent and followed the vet's advice (what I just described) and it worked. A dog will not starve itself. It will eat when it's hungry enough. But it's never a good thing to force a dog to eat. You could make it choke. And as I said before, you're turning meal time, which is supposed to be a fun thing for a dog, into a traumatic thing. And if she's eating 30 kibbles in the morning and 30 kibbles at night with the treats you describe inbetween, it's very likely that she's simply not hungry and doesn't want to eat any chicken because she's full. And again, the boiled chicken is not necessary -- the Wellness puppy food has more vitamins and nutrients and is better for the dog than boiled chicken anyway.

Answer 3

Ignore the people who keep saying, "omg no bones! never! oh noes!!!!"

A raw diet is the healthiest thing you can feed your dog. Make sure that it's fresh meat, not old. Keep an eye on the pup while he eats it to make sure he's not a gulper.

Raw bones break up and grind, making them easily digestible. Cooking is what makes them rubbery and causes them to splinter.

You can even give a dog chicken bones as long as they're RAW.

Answer 4

First off you should never give them raw meat. Second it depends on the size of the dog. I would not recommend giving bones to small dogs unless they are bigger and definetly not puppies. Make sure the bones don't sliver easliy and don't give small ones like chicken bones.

Answer 5

You can give puppys raw bones the only bones never to give to a dog/ puppy are cooked chicken bones..... or small bones .... bones are healthy for their teeth and gums

Answer 6

you can definetely give raw bones and meat to your puppy depending on how old he or she is.it is good for their teeth ,as the bones will keep their teeth clean.eating raw meat will exercise their gums, jaws,neck etc.

but never feed your dog cooked chicken bones, as the bones can splinter and cause damage.

Answer 7

Never give a puppy,kitten or even adult animals any kind of raw meat or the bone of raw meat.Cook it well done first!

Answer 8

depending on how old it is. If its real young Id be careful what types of bone you are giving it. Be sure they are soft and big enough the puppy wont try to swallow it. Once its weaned it should be able to eat raw.

Answer 9

You should never give a puppy or kitten any type of raw meat. Raw meat could make them sick or give them worms. Remember they get sick just like the humans..

Answer 10

when they re puppy you should give they something hard but soft enough so they gums wont bleed cause when you give a bone you think its for a treat but to them its a way to clean theyre teeth and in your case its because his gums hurts