Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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T-bones aren't recreational bones I would give. But maybe with an almost-toothless dog ..... and the dog definitely cannot try to swallow it? (If it was part of a t-bone that the dog swallowed and vomited, then it's not an appropriate recreational bone.)
I'd say that the goal, if you give recreational bones (very different from RMBs ... unrelated) is to have a bone to be gnawed and chewed on but not swallowed and not broken or chewed apart.
If it's swallowing size or could easily become swallowing size with a well-placed bite, I'd say it's not a suitable recreational bone.
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