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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: SE WI
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Wow....a lot of people are against rawhides, weight baring and any other kind of bone. Gem can rip through a rawhide fairly quickly she sometimes hides them under my pillow or in between the couch cushions for later. She loves femurs and those last quiete awhile. Her absolute favorite is pigs ears, she tear through those in just a few minutes.
I hope everyone is caring for themselves as much as caring for there dogs . Beans are known to cause bloating. Nicotine can cause cancer. Processed food is not natural and please watch out for those MSGs. To much sugar is unhealthy. haha im just kidding with you all.... I'll let you all point at me and say I told you so if Gem has a problem with a rawhide or other bone.
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: ontario -
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"I hope everyone is caring for themselves as much as caring for there dogs
. Beans are known to cause bloating. Nicotine can cause cancer. Processed food is not natural and please watch out for those MSGs. To much sugar is unhealthy. haha im just kidding with you all.... I'll let you all point at me and say I told you so if Gem has a problem with a rawhide or other bone. "Yes they can . But you take your welfare into your hands , you choose to weigh the risk factor , you make the informed consent to that risk. A dog can not . We make those decisions. I know first hand the damage these chew goodies can do. A top winning competitive obedience dog of mine was treated by his owner with pigs ears -- when they opened him up on the operating table so much tissue was already necrotized there was not enough left for the dog to function -- they let him continue his "sleep" . I have seen the saponified muck from rawhide -- it is slime , toxic , the dog goes into shock. Marrow bones are weight bearing . |
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: SE WI
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... .... .... I suppose, i should stop with the pig ears and raw hides. Also, I did a google search after I posted that and I don't even want to discuss what I found. SOOOO....what are good bones to give our GSDs then?
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Texas City, TX
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Also, neck bones have been a hit with us. My local grocery store has beef and pork neck bones all the time for $.79 - $.99 per pound depending on the type and timing.
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My menagerie: Kiera: Brangus Heifer: 1/15/2006 - Jacky: Black DSH: 05/2008 - Gorbachev: White DSH: 06/2010 - Peanut Butter/"Snakey": Red Corn Snake: ??? Gable: Black and Red GSD: 03/02/2012 - Jarah: Red Betta: 05/2011 -04/30/2013 |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Beautiful Pacific NW
Posts: 11,005
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It's like buying your kid Capn' Crunch instead of wholesome cheerios or fruit. We take care of our dogs because they don't know how to. We can choose to ignore the fat and calorie content of a triple-cheeseburger and eat that instead of a salad; dogs (and kids) rely on us to make wise decisions for them. |
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Central Florida
Posts: 4,716
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This day and age, people do stuff themselves with things that are not considered "food." Food should feed you, and 90% of the crap that is in grocery stores does not do that. It isn't about processed food being unnatural. There are plenty of natural things that can kill you. Are there are people out there who scarf only Doritos and hot dogs and binge on McDonald's while feeding their dog a nice raw diet? I'm sure there are. But many of us who give our dogs real food also do watch our own intake, as well. |
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