[rawfeeding] Re: Bully Sticks

"Mary" <halle4@...> wrote:
>
> Can anyone tell me what they think about Bully Sticks? They have
been great
> treats for my dogs, wondering how they would fit into the raw diet.
*****
They're treats. Treats can be most anything that the dog really likes
that doesn't cause or exacerbate health issues. If treats start
dominating the diet, it's time for to examine the menu. Otherwise,
give your dog a bully stick (as large a one as you can afford) and
monitor progress if the dog is one that tends to get impatient towards
the end and is inclined to try to swallow the remains and be done with
it.

I would recommend against sticks from anywhere but the USofA and I
suggest you avoid fancified sticks with smoke or bbq flavor.

Properly supervised, I'd rather see a dog working on a bully stick than
a femur.
Chris O

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