If you havent tried cow tongue yet, I can say that is a different experience. I only wanted to feed the meaty part and not the top layer that had the taste buds, so I got a pair of kitchen sissors and cut that top layer of tongue off. Pretty gross if you think about it
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If you havent tried cow tongue yet, I can say that is a different experience. I only wanted to feed the meaty part and not the top layer that had the taste buds, so I got a pair of kitchen sissors and cut that top layer of tongue off. Pretty gross if you think about it
Natalya are talking about splitting a ground tripe order. Handling that will be enough for me. I'll need a 12-step program to get me to cow-tongue-taste-buds-trimming level. Too funny! But I'll get there!
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If you havent tried cow tongue yet, I can say that is a different experience.Pretty gross if you think about it
It was so gross, in fact, that Oscar would have nothing to do with the cow tongue I gave him! (and this dog will eat ANYTHING) But maybe that's because I didn't bother trimming the "buds" off... that must have been the problem...
My pup will pick up things that have been dead for a week, but looked at me like I had lost my ever loving mind when I gave him a tongue. He even poked at it to see if it would come crawling out of his food dish.
Insanity is hereditary, you get it from your children.
may be a new way to get rid of sales men at the door, invite them in then say excuse me while I cut up this tonuge, kidneys, heart and liver ... Bet he dont stay long. Might work with Jahova Witness to, probably get a fast prayer and out the door.
Crunch, crunch, cruch!!! Sooooo good! There is no going back. I am very glad we made the change. Because it's a learned behavior of mine, I still get really tense every time she poops just waiting for the pudding/diarrhea nightmare to begin again. But what she has been pooping is, to me, a thing of beauty! They have been perfect, and like everyone said, so much less.
It may be my imagination, but she seems more content? Fuller, and better satiated overall.
Going to buy a freezer from a Craig's List offering--so I guess we're full in! Then a trip to Wally World for some food stuff.
One quick question--I found some beef necks in the store yesterday. They're OK for her to have, right?
Again, I could not have done it without the guidance of everyone here, and I am trly grateful!
For me and my dog, I think most beef bones are going to be too hard. Even necks. Cows are SO big that their bones have to be harder to support them. Not just the leg bones.
If your dog is a dainty eater with them, one that is just trying to gnaw the meat and bone ends, but not trying to crack the whole thing in one bite, then I'd say they are OK. I wouldn't give them to an aggressive chewer.
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Thanks, Michael!
But maybe that's because I didn't bother trimming the "buds" off... that must have been the problem... 
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