In this video, I share my routine of offering a large raw recreational bone to my dog once a week. Chewing raw bones helps ...

Raw bones getting stuck in a dog’s mouth is extremely common, causing oral injuries. Moreover, raw chicken meat harbors bacteria like E. coli, which can lead to infections if ingested.

Vets often advise against giving bones to dogs due to potential obstruction risks. Cooked bones are particularly dangerous as ...

We all know that giving your pup cooked bones can cause them serious damage, or even be fatal, but how about raw bones? Some owners argue that because raw bones have a much smaller chance of ...

Sometimes, a dog will have a chipped tooth from eating a hard treat like a raw bone or a cow's hoof, but a more common problem is the sticky treats that contain wheat or starch. Some of them are ...

Here's what researchers found when they looked at dogs' diets and outcomes Non-processed meat-based diet. This diet included raw red meat, organs, fish, eggs, and bones, but also vegetables and ...

However, bones do come with health hazards: cooked ones are at risk of shattering when chewed, which can damage a dog's mouth, throat or intestines, or cause choking. The risk is lower with raw bones.

Raw bones, while beneficial for dental health, can be dangerous if they splinter and cause internal injuries, such as blockages or perforations in the gastrointestinal tract.

Dogs won’t have a bone to pick with this news. A new study suggests that feeding young dogs and pups leftovers from dinner might boost their stomach health as they age, according to researchers ...