steve strom Webboard User Reg: 03-17-2006
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What do you guy's do with a marrow bone if the dog doesnt clean it completely in a certain amount of time? Stick it back in the fridge or toss it out? Or do you just leave it for later with meat and marrow still on it? I can find the answers to all my other raw questions, but not this one.
Natalya Zahn Webboard User Reg: 12-22-2006
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Hi Steve, those bones turn to cement quickly once they've been cleaned of all or most of the fat and exposed to the air - I chuck everything Oscar doesn't finish once he's left it overnight... no reason to take a chance on a cracked tooth (giving bones is a risk as is)!! That's just me though...
They get too hard to leave lying around; I throw away any marrow or knucklebones after a few hours if they haven't been consumed. I don't actually give too many marrow bones...but I'd treat them the same as knucklebones, as the tendency to harden is probably the same, or worse.
They're great-not as rich, and lots of cartilage, which comes off in harmless, waxy little pieces when it breaks. Never had more than a quarter-sized piece chip off, and that's easily chewable w/out worrying about broken teeth. Depending on the packaging, it may say "soup bones". They're the big roundish ones.
steve strom Webboard User Reg: 03-17-2006
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Thanks, LOL. So far it's gone very smooth. Nothing even close to a problem. Right now his morning meal is raw and his evening meal is Evo. The only real reason I havent completely switched is a vacation trip next week and I wanted to still feed him kibble then.
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