Jun 10, 2020
June 10, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Beverly Hills, CA - In spite of some dog owners saying they feed their dogs bones all the time and have never had a problem, canine veterinarians advise feeding no animal bones of any kind, whether those be beef, deer chicken bones or anything in between.

Bones can cause serious injuries and illness in dogs. Both cooked and raw bones are quite dangerous for dogs. In fact, cooking the bones makes them quite brittle and they are even more apt to splinter and cause injury.
Here are just some of the problems feeding bones to a dog can cause:
Chipped and fractured teeth. These are very painful injuries and in many cases the fractured teeth will need to be extracted under general anesthesia.
Injuries to the dog’s mouth, tongue and even the hard and soft palate.
Damage to the teeth and gums from a piece of bone getting caught between the teeth, causing pain and stress to the dog.
To read the remainder of this article, Why Dogs Should Never Be Given Bones, go to WoofPost.com.
Also recently published is How To Feed Your Puppy In His First Year Of Life.
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