Collection: Raw Bones for dogs

Here are some benefits of feeding raw bones to dogs in raw feeding:

Feeding raw bones can have a significant impact on the gut microbiome of dogs. Raw-fed dogs have been found to have higher concentrations of various microbes in their intestines and lower stomach pH, which can help kill pathogens and dissolve swallowed bones easier. 

Including bones in a raw food diet for dogs can provide optimal nutrition and added benefits such as dental care and mental stimulation. There are different types of nutritional raw bones that can serve as a major source of calcium and phosphorus for dogs. 

Feeding raw bones to dogs can help prevent boredom and behavioral issues in puppies and adult dogs, leading to a happier and more content pet. It also helps prevent stomach bloating, as dogs that regularly consume bones tend to have more muscular stomach walls and a lower risk of experiencing bloat.

Feeding raw bones to dogs can be beneficial for their dental health and overall well-being. However, it's essential to choose the right size of raw bones based on the size and chewing habits of the dog to prevent any choking hazards or dental issues.

Here are some general guidelines on what size raw bones you can feed to different sizes of dogs (General rule of thumb, the bone should be as big or bigger than doggo's head:

Small Dogs (e.g., Chihuahuas, Toy Breeds):

Suitable raw bones: Small bones like chicken necks, chicken wings, or turkey necks.
Avoid giving large bones that can be a choking hazard.

Medium Dogs (e.g., Beagles, Bulldogs):

Suitable raw bones: Medium-sized bones like lamb ribs, pork ribs, or duck necks.
Avoid very hard bones that can damage teeth.

Large Dogs (e.g., Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds):

Suitable raw bones: Large bones like beef ribs, beef knuckle bones, or marrow bones.
Monitor the dog while chewing to prevent any splintering.

Giant Breeds (e.g., Great Danes, Saint Bernards):

Suitable raw bones: Extra-large bones like beef femur bones or large knuckle bones.
Supervise chewing to ensure safety.
Always remember to:

Choose raw bones that are appropriate for your dog's size and chewing habits.

Avoid cooked bones, as they can splinter and cause harm.

Monitor your dog while they are chewing on raw bones to prevent any accidents.
Consult us if you are unsure about which raw bones are safe for your dog.

If you need more specific information or have any other questions, feel free to ask!