Bully sticks are great to give, mine love them. Easily digestible.
I get a nice size bag of them at Costco for $20 and they are about 12 inches long. Can't beat the price and quantity.
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Hey Kristi, I am also vegetarian so it took me a while to find out where to get meat stuff
Where in CA are you? There are a few pet supplies near me that sell Primal Instinct (I think) pre-packaged marrow bones. They have all different sizes. My dogs love them. I usually get bison ones. They're in the frozen section.
I go to the local Albertson's and smile, bat my eyes and remember the names of the butchers there. They get a few cow femurs a week to slice up for people to buy for soup bones. Since I ask regularly (and it took a few weeks for it to work) they always order an extra one for me now. I specifically ask for a "whole cow femur."
I give the femur whole as is or ask them to cut in half for me (or do it at home, but it takes a while) and give half at a time and keep the other half in the freezer. They get chewed on for a few hours, then put in the freezer for the next day. They last for about a week, then I toss them. They ONLY get fed in the crate or backyard 'cause they are messy!!!
Rib bones can work, but mine can splinter them fairly easily so I limit them and watch carefully...
Where are you located in Cali? I ask 'cause I have an antler if you are anywhere nearby (I regularly go from Paso to Ventura along the coast). If not, I have found them online, like e-bay, for fairly cheap as well as dog stores that sell them for a little more specifically for dogs...
ETA: Bullysticks are great for puppies or dogs that are not too serious about chewing, but a chewer will go through them pretty quickly. Mine love them, but I don't buy them because $20 worth of chewies are gone in less than 10 minutes...
I am near Rancho Cucamonga. Do you know where that is? That would be awesome! If not, I am going to look it up online! I think Capone would take down Bullysticks pretty fast. I used to give him Rawhide (till I read more) and he took a full one down in one sitting.
Hey Kristi, I am also vegetarian so it took me a while to find out where to get meat stuff
Where in CA are you? There are a few pet supplies near me that sell Primal Instinct (I think) pre-packaged marrow bones. They have all different sizes. My dogs love them. I usually get bison ones. They're in the frozen section.
Primal Instinct...I think I have a local pet feed store that sells that. I am going to have to check that out! Thank you!
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I have ordered chicken from Creston Valley Meats and was very pleased. I can only assume his bones are good too. He has a lot of organic, grass fed beef I want too. I just wish his trips weren't during the week!
I will check him out. During the week would actually be better for me. I work externship on the weekends. Hit the grocery store tonight and got some big marrow bones =)& the guy was super helpful! I am excited to give it to him tomorrow lol Capone sends a big Thank you for all the help!!
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