Can a dog eat beef bones?

Yes, beef bones can be included in your dog’s diet, but there are exceptions. This type of bone can only be given in the form of raw ribs or meat from the femur. From the femur, you can give meat to gnaw, and then be sure to pick up, so that the dog does not start to gnaw the bone itself and not harm itself. The ribs in the cartilage stage, the puppy can be given without problems, but in solid form, they are contraindicated. If you want to surprise an adult dog with some delicacy, then the date of her calf ribs, only necessarily cartilaginous.

Boiled beef, calf, lamb and, in principle, any other bones are not recommended, they can cause indigestion or constipation.



So, let's repeat once again what is possible and what should not be given to your pet:
• Do not give the dog any boiled meat. But if all the same, then be prepared for possible problems with the stomach.
• You can give your dog beef or calf bones in its raw form, and after eating meat from it, be sure to pick up the remaining bone.
• Do not give tubular bones, these include the bones of chicken, goose, turkey and other birds. They can cause great damage to the internal organs of the dog, and in severe cases, even be fatal.
• You can give raw beef or calf ribs raw, but only if they are in the form of cartilage.
• Do not give the dog food off the table

If your pet is teething, I want to gnaw something hard, while sneakers or furniture are used, then delicacies or bones from the pet shop will be a good way out.

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