It's the cooked bones that splinter. Cooking changes the consistency of
any bone. Next time you are cutting up a chicken, but out a leg bone,
uncooked. Then cook a leg with the bone in it. Then play with them and
you'll see the difference. So, tossing a dog a leg joint from a chicken
is okay, as long as it isn't cooked. And as long as they aren't as
allergic to Chicken and Poultry as my Meghan is
LisaW
Who has to feed expensive beef because cheap chicken isn't possible.
Valerie I wrote:
>
> I have never fed raw and honestly am not comfortable with the idea. I
> was shocked to see the recommendation to feed poultry bones. It has
> been pounded into my head to NEVER feed poultry bones as they
> splinter. Does someone want to explain what I apparently don't
> understand? I am not opposed to learning!
>
> Thanks!
>
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