Both cooked and raw bones pose a risk to dogs, regardless of their preparation ... Therefore, you shouldn’t give any rib ...

Because the bones tend to be softer. They also tend to have a lot of salt and meat and things that just don't do well with dogs' GI system Kate Jackson, Certified Dog Trainer Raw beef bones that ...

The bone broth comes in beef, chicken, and turkey/salmon ... Maev, a company that makes delivery raw food and vitamin bars ...

Many raw-meat dog foods contain high levels of bacteria that pose a risk to animals and humans, experts warn. Owners are at particular risk if they let their pet lick them after it has eaten raw ...