Last week, I received my first order from a wholesale dealer and boy am I excited!
He was selling beef brisket bones for .25cents per pound so I bought 20 lbs to give them a try.
My question is, I am still not sure if these are considered a recreational bone or considered ones that could be RMB's.
The slabs are big and have some good meat, but I have to trim some of the fat off as it is really excessive.
On my first slab, there seemed to be a lot of white, cartilage like bone, that seems like it would be good for RMB's.
However this second slab that I cut up seems more hard like a pork neck bone, although these are thinner.
I would really appreciate it if someone could tell me if these are RMB's or rec bones.
Thanks!
Tracy Collins Webboard User Reg: 10-09-2008
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In my experience, the difference between RMBs and rec bones depends on the dog--and mostly has to do with the dog's size. If the bone in question can be consumed entirely within a few minutes, it's an RMB. If not, it's recreational.
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i agree, definitely depends on the dog. I give beef ribs (which i consider RMB) to my dogs and one leaves the bone on the floor and the other one gets through it but it takes a while. For the same reason i dont feed it as often...it make scary noises when he cracks it.
I know what you mean, I feel that way with some pork neck bones.
I have a one and two year old GSD and I just want to make sure their teeth don't break!
So far, I don't really feed the rec bones as often for this reason either.
Plus, I want to make sure they get their hunger up for their next meal. I tried to give them one to chew on in the afternoon, but neither one was interested.
I will just save them in the freezer and try again some other time.
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