Re: [rawfeeding] Re: consumable bones;beef

Hi,Sandy.
>she'll be able to get through at least oxtail as well. (Can you find it cheap though? Cuz I
>can't, not anymore.)

Well,I saw it at shoppers that was pre-cut about 2-3 dollars but I knew that someone was cautioning not to get such smaller tail so,I did not get it.I just touch and feel the bone to see how hard it will be.

To me, it felt like quite soft for bone. I do not know if expensive or cheap,but I know prey4pets have oxtail,I think.Whole tail,6 dollars each or something.

>Ribs, though, are more iffy -- sometimes Griff motors through them, sometimes he picks >them clean and leaves the bones.

Griffin give up easy for bone to try getting to it? My guess is that even if palete cannot eat it,she would try 24 hours long anyway:-> She is so persistent.

Like you say,if some dog can eat some,then,she may too? Try and see.

For example,Neck bone seem to have bone with bit of marrow. The amount of marrow does matter for poop? I mean,if the dog consume all of the neck bone and all marrow with it,poop gets so watery?

Since she did not finish it up,her poop was fine though. I was just curious if marrow effects poop consistency or not.

Incidentaly,pig tail,turkey tail,such tails are worth feeding too?Or are they too boney? Never seen picture or products itself so,I have no idea.

thanks

yassy

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