Should You Give Your Dog Bones?

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1. Great video Dr Jones thank you ❤😇

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2. Hey new dog mom here ! I just got a lamb femur for my dog but I don't know how to store it between chews. How long is it good for ? Thanks 😊

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3. I love you man .. if I was sick id rather go to u than some quack drug dealer

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4. Thanks for your awesome informational videos we love Lovely Louis too ☺️

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5. Thank you 🙏

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6. raw bone on a carpet doc? 🤔

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7. 3:59   Raw (never cooked) Freeze it, then Defrost and then give to the BONE to dog. Ty for this!

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8. Good to know!

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9. Cheers for this, I've been looking for "can you be allergic to chicken nuggets" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about – Banailey Startling Blaster – (do a search on google ) ? It is an awesome one of a kind product for discovering how to improve your dogs health minus the hard work. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my mate got great results with it.

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10. Whoah, didn’t know Jon Moxley was a vet.

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11. My dog has been on raw for four years now but he has been having issues digesting bones and throwing small bones up in the morning any suggestions please

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12. my female pitbull is very aggressive chewer. Instead of giving bone can i give her cow's tail ? is that safe ?

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13. Should you give the dog those braided rope pulls she tears them apart and then rainbow poops….we gave her real bones…cause she breaks most toys

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14. I think my dog ate a pork bone, not sure. It was from a pork steak. Should I have any concerns?

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15. My dog loved the baked bbq bones she was always chewing always

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16. Great video dispelling and giving proper bones. I shall no longer give her cooked bones, tho this has been rare to begin with. Thank you.

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17. 3:38 Lewis was like: I don't care. I want what's in that bag.

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18. What is the best kind of bones to give to my little Yorky he’s only 3 pounds and I want him to chew on something to keep his teeth clean

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19. I like the beginning how you start with the answer. (Don't know where you got that elephant bone though. omg) One benefit of beef bones that you forgot to mention is that the owner gets a free large steak!

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20. Should you and your dog share a BONE together?:)! (you and a dog..ither yoiurs or a friend's…eating on the floor!) I would do to that, I lay by our dogs..eating bones,,.:)

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21. Is it alive….then it goes in the friends pile….is it dead the it goes in the snack or parfume pile….that is why we go her bones

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22. Please respond it will mean the world to me so my dog swallowed a full chicken leg I don’t know what to do not ate but swallowed and I don’t know how she will poop it out she’s a beagle and it was a Cooked bone please help I don’t want her to pass

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23. I gave the school's dog a chicken leg and i'm very worried will he be fine?

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24. Is the thumbnail a fking elephants femur

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25. I Have A Recipe For U: I Make Doggie Treats W/Bones (I Wouldn't Normally Give My Dogs) Leftover Fr: Homemade Bone Broth – By Cook'n Down The Bones After I've Separated The Broth, Add Just Enuf Water To Cover Bones (Keep This Last Juice) Until Bones Break Apart Easily (Crushable)…Mix In Flour Of Ur Choice, Flax Seed, Oats, Etc Until A Nice Slightly Firm Consistency…Sometimes I Just Leave The Bones More Intact, But Most Of The Time I Crush Them W/A Potato Masher (They Don't Need To Be Finely Crushed)…Add Whatever Spices & Veggies U Like For A More Savory Treat Or If They Like It Kinda Sweet (100% Pumpkin/Fresh Peanut Butter, Blueberries, Etc Are Gr8 Additions). Spread On Lined Cookie Sheets & Bake Till Desired Crispness! A Yogurt Topping (W/Touch Of Honey) Is A Gr8 Added Touch @The End Just B4 Serving 😉

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26. Many Thanks Dr. Jones, and Lewis. You have become a constant in our household. We also have 'shared' you with friends and family who are pet owners. This is a 'fellowship' if you will and by your sharing and our sharing we can help these precious animals who have such short lives. Help them to live longer and to live better. : )

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27. Ive always fed cooked bones to my dogs with no issues. I make sure they are not the flat sharp ones bcus they can get stuck in their mouth. They love them and so does their teeth and breath. Lol. Thx doc.

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28. My dog past away this year the day after valitimes and this is so sad…I think she past away by chewing a bone and got a hole in her mouth she couldnt eat food because the food would go into her nose but she tried to eat as much be in heaven

    1 like=1 prayer for my dog Mica A German Shepard she was 2 years old😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

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29. My dogs eat bones all the time. Cooked as well for about 13 years still going. Is there some type of hazard im not aware of like cancer or?

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30. How long do you need to defrost it? How about bones for puppies? I've got a very nippy and destructive 4 month old rescue puppy with anxiety issues. What size bone should I get?

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31. Love all your videos. Keep them coming 🙂

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32. I don't have a dog but thanks 😀

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33. My labrador chews on bones every wednesdays because we tend to catch native pigs and the bones are likely impossible to break so its really just a chew toy lmfao

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34. I have a chawawa he loves bones

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35. Help my dog is a 30# terrier and 2 days ago he ate a cooked t bone. He hasnt pooo in 2 days and is not himself extended stomach. I am making him walk. Help

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36. Start em on bones young, then later it will have stronger gums & teeth to handle bones with less problem or none at all.

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37. I just found your channel and have been loving your videos. So sorry about you losing Lewis. He looks like he was an amazing companion. My Buddy is a 10.5 yr old Lab and one of those chewers. Broke one of his front canines and had to have a root canal as a young dog. I'm thinking of giving him some bones now though, hoping as he has gotten older his need to obliterate the bone has decreased.

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38. I don't like giving my dog bones. Chicken feet are good. And pig ears

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39. Thanks Doc!

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40. No cook bone only raw bones good in calcium.

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41. How long should i let my dog paly with the raw bone? Please take into account that there are little pieces of meat. Thanks.

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42. how abput raw feeding with the bone within, like chicken legs and wings? are these bones dangerous?

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43. lol 4.50, dog lewis gets up when he opens the not to do bag of bones

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44. I feed my dogs raw meaty chicken bones, these tend to splinter. ☹️ I also make bone broth using marrow bones along with other types of bones I've saved. When making bone broth chicken bones break down where I can blend them, no problem. The marrow bones will get soft enough where the dogs teeth leave marks on the bone, but not breaking them. These circle type bones have to be one of the hardest when raw. 🐶🐶🐶

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45. Let’s not forget MEAT IS ADDICTIVE; so, my problem with any mammal eating meat and bone: when humans decide to not eat meat to detox there are a host of hidden issues as we desire to “bite” down from years of eating meat. So, what happens when you can’t afford to buy your animal raw meat anymore? Hummm? What about their desire to chomp? There are few “substitutes” for humans and still receive that level of protein, what about your dog? Yes, there are many things that look like raw chicken when animals are going thru withdrawals…..a hand, foot, other pets….that taste on other pets at the “dog park,” and how about you after seasoning chicken? Just a thought!

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46. What about cooking bones till they they fall apart

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