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To: Cletus.D.Yokel
2 whole chickens and ask us to put them through the meat grinder, bones and all.

That should work.

I had heard you shouldn't let dogs have chicken bones because of the way they splinter. Grinding up the bones probably eliminates that danger.

969 posted on 10/07/2022 3:23:29 AM PDT by meadsjn (, )
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To: meadsjn
I had heard you shouldn't let dogs have chicken bones because of the way they splinter.

Only cooked bones shouldn't be given to dogs (or cats) because they splinter. Raw bones are ok. After all, dogs (and cats) eat raw bones in the wild.
970 posted on 10/07/2022 3:26:17 AM PDT by HoneysuckleTN (President Trump won 2020! MAGA! WWG1WGA! Let's go, Brandon!)
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To: meadsjn

They were cattle ranch dogs.
High protein needs.

He didn’t have any chickens on the ranch, “Them dogs-u-d’eat ‘em right up.”


971 posted on 10/07/2022 3:27:20 AM PDT by Cletus.D.Yokel (Islam is NOT a religion of any sort. It is a violent and tyrannical system of ruling others.)
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To: meadsjn

“I had heard you shouldn’t let dogs have chicken bones because of the way they splinter.”

Raw chicken with bones are edible for canids.

If they were dangerous, we wouldn’t have a coyote problem.


1,117 posted on 10/07/2022 4:42:42 PM PDT by Darnright
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