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Little dog: Charlie, age 2 1/2.
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For a dog with all those bones?
They are edible, kinda soft. It supposed to be good for their teeth. I dehydrate them myself cause it’s a ton cheaper. Pups love it and vet recommended.
How do you take the bones out?
you don't. for some reason, they aren't dangerous. I think they aren't prone to splintering because they aren't cooked. that's what I meant by soft. maybe its the type of bones.
It didn't have bones in it. And it was from a pet store.
Yeah I don't get it myself, but the pet store had a duck foot I gave my little girl the other day. I have heard that beef bones at least are safe as long as they haven't been cooked wonder if poultry is the same?