What I’m hearing is: whatever you need, Asian markets got you. 😂
@anonperson3972Ай бұрын
Butchers are great too. But in the UK it is really easy to get raw food, about 25% of people here feed raw
@allfunnydogsstories21296 ай бұрын
My dog is the most aggressive swollower without chewing. And when she bites down, the bones break into very sharp pieces. The best luck I’ve had was with turkey wings. I freeze them (if I don’t, she swallows them and throws them up) I can give them to her under supervision. But what they did to her teeth is a miracle. She had years of yellow/brown buildup. IT WAS COMPLETELY GONE. So we keep on battling
@Veganbutchershop4 ай бұрын
Pork neck bones have been my bones of choice. Turkey legs are damn dangerous unlike chicken legs. Never tried turkey wings necks are ok
@anonperson3972Ай бұрын
I have a dog like that. My last one had chicken bones for years with no problems, but my new St Berdoodle had a compacted poo and some internal scraping from the shards. So for him I just use minces with ground bones, lamb necks and rabbit feet (tiny contribution to bone intake, mostly for fur), not had any problems with those sources.
@ronu7313Ай бұрын
@@Veganbutchershop Chicken legs & wings do splinter, so they are not safe, all it takes you cutting one to see!
@VeganbutchershopАй бұрын
@@ronu7313 cooked chicken is problematic not raw. You think coyotes are dying eating wild fowl and birds Einstein? My dog is over 4 years old eating raw chicken legs and feet whole 3-4 days a week the majority of his life for one of his meals daily. If there was a problem it would have manifest itself by now. On top of that my former fox terrier also was fed raw chicken legs from time to time and never had an issue. My brothers chesapeake bay retriever eat a whole chicken leg quarter daily and his dog is over 4 years old. Take your foolish fear mongering somewhere else.
@cleancutguy18926 ай бұрын
I have two dogs and a cat. I feed them with two kinds of bones. Chicken feet (provide lots of collagen) and chicken necks (calcium) My chain grocery stores don't carry any of these bones, and when I asked for them at the butcher counter, they look at me with a disgusting face. It's best to shop for meat at Mexican markets and Asian markets. Not only their meat is cheaper, but much fresher
@hammypie6 ай бұрын
does your cat eat the whole chicken foot and the whole chicken neck? which one is easier for them to eat?
@SwissStrawberry6 ай бұрын
I fed my dog Lamb-rips and because of the shape, she managed to almost get a piece stuck between her teeth on the gum. Luckily, I always supervise her while she eats her meaty bone so I was able to unstuck it before it turned into a trip to the vet. Since then I only feed them grounded. I'm also very surprised how in the USA it's not a thing to feed the breastbone of veals and other ruminant animals. Here in Europe it is THE meaty bone to start and go with
@guppy17766 ай бұрын
Your videos are soooooo well researched, well explained, and beautiful to watch. It's really inspiring and you've made me more confident in making my own raw food for my cats.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Thank you so much, I'm glad it's helpful!
@porkbone426 ай бұрын
My 3 month old kitty loves whole raw neckbones. He eats it til its gone, unlike his regular wet food
@Bonbon535396 ай бұрын
New puppy owner. This is a great resource for me as I learn all I can about feeding her well. Thank you
@pattyjohnson52284 ай бұрын
I’m new to feeding my 2 dogs raw diet and found it to be very intimidating and just confusing. Thank you, thank you for your cheat sheets. I’m also enjoying your videos. 🙏
@foreverdreaming6 ай бұрын
Bones were the thing I was the most worried about feeding my dog! However, I've only ever had minor issues with them which the benefits (great breath, clean teeth, healthy gums) outweigh. She's a small dog and mainly eats chicken wings, necks, and feet as well as whole rabbits/rabbit pieces. She also loves chewing on whole possums/possum frames but the tail is the only part with bone soft enough for her to actually consume.
@esty.s6 ай бұрын
Thank you for your videos! You make raw feeding easier. I started raw feeding my 2 dogs since I adopted them
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
You are so welcome!
@User-w2ga7kepes6j6 ай бұрын
Hi Mariah, I spent the last few weeks going through most of your videos and I feel so grateful and lucky that I found you! I am brand new to raw feeding and your videos really gave me a solid start. I might start with pre-made raw though, just to gauge how my picky eater (she is a corgi too haha) adapts to this new diet. My question is: if I choose the completed and balanced meals (PMR) how often can I feed raw meaty bones? I am a bit worried about too much bone intake. Also, you mentioned before the importance of sourcing grass-fed meat. Does this apply to organs and bones as well? I'm feeling a little overwhelmed about whether I should also prioritize organic, hormone-free, and antibiotic-free options for these components. Thanks again for all the incredible videos!
@sukuntee6 ай бұрын
I tried to give my adult cat a chunk of chicken neck. She tried to bite it whole, in think the cylinder often bone got caught on her teeth… bc after that she took a few minutes trying to dislodge it from her jaw---I was soooo terrified!! Ever since then I cut the meaty bone to smaller sizes, and make sure to cut/bnreak the cylinder part of bone so it wont get caught on her teeth. I’ve seen how other cats can be given a whole chicken neck with out cutting it--iono I can’t do that with my cat.
@brendabrenda4134 ай бұрын
I will be processing chicken in the summer. Can I save all the feet, heads, organs etc? My corgis gulp all food so I was thinking of grinding everything together and feeding it to them that way. Does that make sense?
@melissasmiglewski3853 ай бұрын
New to raw feeding and your videos have helped so much. Thank you
@alex09aries6 ай бұрын
This is the best channel on KZfaq excellent informative videos thank you.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Thank you so much
@littledumbrainbow49483 ай бұрын
This was so fun and easily understandable in an educating way! What a great idea ❤ I would love to see this on meat, supplements or toppers! ❤
@rekiatgiwa47376 ай бұрын
Can you review a brand called Raw Wild?
@somebodyyoudontknow39802 ай бұрын
I struggle to know what bones are suitable for my dog as he's only a tiny 5.5 pounds, I worry about what he can safely eat. He is luckily is not an idiot with chewing/swallowing but he's also just not a big chewer in general and seems to not have the patience to chew anything too hard
@Icenflamesrush6 ай бұрын
For the longest time, I put off switching from cooked to raw, mainly because I couldn’t find certain ingredients. It’s really not easy where I live. I’ve finally found a source for organic chicken necks, which is good. Only problem is that my boy isn’t so keen on chewing them. They were actually surprisingly large and the thicker parts often have big pieces of bone sticking out, so I give the thinner part. I’m really struggling with how to introduce them so he learns to chew them properly in an enjoyable way. I don’t want him to feel weird about leaving them when eating. I’m not sure, but I almost feel like he feels bad about dismissing the food. FYI, my lil guy is a Jack Russel, so a fairly small dog.
@hnwycoff76 ай бұрын
Hi, fellow picky dog owner here! My dog was a little hesitant to eat certain raw meaty bones at first as well; something that really helped was sticking it in the freezer just long enough to firm up a tad without being actually frozen. This really helped him get over the texture thing, and I do this if he's being picky with stuff like organs as well. I also recommend holding the chicken neck and encouraging him to kind of gnaw on it to get the hang of it. Good luck on your switch to raw!!
@janetingacollins64092 ай бұрын
I grind up egg shells to supplement additional calcium and add to my dogs raw meal
@victoriako87476 ай бұрын
I'd love to know what calcium/phosphorus ratio do you follow in your recipes?
@annerieder41834 ай бұрын
Hello Mariah, I love your channel, full of sensible and valuable advices. I've been practising BARF for 6 years now and my malinois (6 1/2 yrs old) and one of my cat (16 yrs old) are in perfect health and never see the vet. My other cat (14 yrs old) to my great sorrow still prefers his croquettes... A quick question though... feet and heads: I am cuting out the pointy beeks and claws, as I fear some internal injuries. What do you think ? Many thanks in advance for your feedback. Best wishes from sunny Switzerland, Anne ☀
@mamabear93896 ай бұрын
I have a difficult time finding chicken wings with the tips! The tip and wingette together are the perfect size for my dogs.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Oh, strange!
@mamabear93896 ай бұрын
@PawsofPrey I try to buy pasture raised and those I have bought are sometimes missing the tips. The ones I have seen at the grocery store usual have the tips.
@KhaleesiCirilla6 ай бұрын
I have the same issue here in Sweden😞 I can't seem to find any chicken wings with tips, all I've seen are the tips cut off 🥲
@mamabear93896 ай бұрын
@KhaleesiCirilla That is a bummer. I guess they figure people don't eat them, however they are great for dogs.
@piarob21644 ай бұрын
@pawsofprey could you please tell me if I can feed my cat lamb grind bones? They look dense and almost like human tooth size, I bought lamb meat already grind with bone and I’m a little scared to give it to my cat
@justinlp606 ай бұрын
I've needed this video for awhile haha thanks! Great content
@petertheraptor10146 ай бұрын
the caption for how easy to find rubs havent been edited
@edschulhof63036 ай бұрын
Informative video, thank you. What is your take on Cornish hen bones, especially the wings. For cats, they are smaller and easier to chew than chicken or duck.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Great for kitties!
@mamabear93896 ай бұрын
One thing had happen to me with necks is getting some pieces caught in the teeth. This is probably very unusual.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Hmm, do you mean some of the flesh or the actual bone?
@mamabear93896 ай бұрын
@PawsofPrey It was a long time ago. I just remember my dog pawing at his mouth and then it looked like a piece of the neck was sort of wrapped around his teeth. It was probably just flesh. He is a yorkie with a very small mouth. However, I managed to dislodge it. I haven't fed necks for awhile because long slender things are tempting to him as far as gulping. He does well with odd shapes like backs and wings. Chicken feet are risky for him too.
@nachodiaz57346 ай бұрын
Love your videos
@hallaloth31126 ай бұрын
I couldn't get our two cats to eat duck feet. One literally gave up after an attempt or two and wouldn't touch it after even when I tried to cut it up a bit more. The other would just start swallowing the smaller pieces whole and throw them up later. Still have probably half a pound or so at the bottom of the freezer. Hate thinking of tossing them. . .I should just set time aside to make a broth or something.
@kelseyisaacson51006 ай бұрын
I would love to see video of tips for feeding cats with chicken allergies! A lot of the raw feeding recipes and recommendations have chicken.
@jenc93336 ай бұрын
Thanks for another video full of great information!
@AZ-gs6hj6 ай бұрын
Turkey necks are the best! My dog loves them and they're easy for her to crunch up. I also give a lot of salmon head because I fish and catch my own salmon. I have to avoid bones with lots of fat since my dog doesn't tolerate high fat well. Turkey necks are lean and it's easy to trim any visible fat.
@TinfoiledhatАй бұрын
Salmon isn't recommended for dogs because they tend to carry parasites. If you freeze them to kill off the parasites it's fine.
@x35976 ай бұрын
Would you do a giant breed video? I am so worried about what to feed copper. He can't have poultry, doesn't like lamb, picky on fish. I just don't know what to do and what's to small to feed him and not have to worry about choking
@RoseNZieg6 ай бұрын
livers have good copper.
@x35976 ай бұрын
@RoseNZieg lol thank you but my boys name is copper. He loves his liver. He is just allergic to all poultry and I can't find any farm, butcher shop, local breeder, or foreign market that sells half the stuff she talks about. I've done a search within a 3 hour perimeter from my house and there's nothing.
@SwissStrawberry4 ай бұрын
You can do just fine with Beef, Rabbit and depending where you live: Pork. Maybe you find some Horse meat as well! If your dog is picky on fish, try cod liver oil. Just remember to cut down the percentage of his liver-potion to 2% if you only feed rouminant animals liver. (since the oil also containts vitamin A) I don't know where you live, but here in Europe we have Breastbone which is also very good bone to feed. They are fairly "soft" comparing to the other bones in bigger animals. Also lamb ribs and pork ribs are just fine too. I dont think there is a "to small to feed him". Just try new things out and you will find more things that work for you 😁 My dog loved fish at first, then hated it and now she loves it again 😅 dont give up on the first try. maybe it will work if you mix it with something he loves. (like a 50 : 50 mix). You can also put a sprinkle of yeast powder (the ones for dogs, here it's called "beeryeast") ower the food. this makes it smell very delicous and maybe he will give it a shot.
@SwissStrawberry4 ай бұрын
oh and i forgot: I have to order online. We also don't have local farmers here who are willing to sell anything to a privat person unfortunately. maybe it will work for you as well
@TinfoiledhatАй бұрын
Pork...ribs and pork meat but you may need to supplement with calcium because chicken backs and leg quarters provide huge amounts of calcium.
@tavocadopit33716 ай бұрын
thank you for the video! is there any harm with feeding my cats only neck for their raw meaty bone, for the rest of their lives? is there anything in the neck that would be excessive over a long period of time?
@NiJill6 ай бұрын
I have heard it may cause thyroid issues so use sparingly
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Because of the residual thyroid hormone in the tissue I recommend swapping it out every so often
@YourNotesEchoedFar5 ай бұрын
@@PawsofPrey Is diarrhea a common symptom of this? I've been feeding my puppy turkey neck one day and duck head the next day. I couldn't find duck head (but found duck neck) this past meal prep session so I've been feeding her duck neck one day and turkey neck the next for almost a week. Is that too much? Last night, she started needing to go out every hour, and it's the most liquidy diarrhea I've seen from her (sorry for the tmi). I'm planning to call the vet if it continues past 24 hours or if other symptoms pop up.
@echothegoodwolf6 ай бұрын
I have large dogs and feed chicken quarters which are just about the cheapest cuts of meat out there. Provides bone, some of the muscle meat, and even some bonus organ meat still attached to the spine.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Yep, those are great!
@mskelseymaynard3 ай бұрын
I'm brand new to this, I see chicken quarters all the time, my dogs are 100 lb each, I wonder how many they should eat
@echothegoodwolf3 ай бұрын
@@mskelseymaynarda chicken quarter is about 25% bone and 75% meat. So if my math is correct and your 100lb dogs eats 2.5% of their body weight daily, they could each eat about 1lb of chicken quarters (.25lbs bone and .75lbs meat) and would still need another 1.5lbs of other meats/organs.
@ricknowak4582Ай бұрын
I bought a b one cutting pair of scissors and use them to cut my chicken necks in smaller pieces! But it still is extremely hard to cut the bone. Any thoughts? Because I can't seem to think that I should give my cat a full chicken neck! Shouldn't it be cut up in pieces?
@Susan-nd5ov6 ай бұрын
I have to hold the wings or chicken feet as my pup chews them otherwise he gulps them down and they come back up whole shortly after.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Yes holding helps!
@ricknowak4582Ай бұрын
My cats do not touch chicken feets. Actually they don't like anything like that! My one Siamese cat since a kitten I fed him chicken necks cut up chicken necks. Smaller pieces the better I think. Right?
@GrumpyGenXGramps2 ай бұрын
Ward’s??? Are you in Gainesville by any chance??
@gracepark82424 күн бұрын
is it okay to feed your pet the freeze dried version and still get their teeth cleaned?
@giantfactory6 ай бұрын
I can sometimes find chicken pads at my local Walmart but they sell out fast. How about eggs shells to offset the missing calcium found in chicken feet?
@hotflippinmess91786 ай бұрын
I've heard that egg shells are good. I boil them and then add them to homemade bone meal that I make.
@SwissStrawberry6 ай бұрын
you have to be very careful to not overdose the calcium with egg shells. they are very very high in calcium. but just have a good eye on the Ca:P ratio and everything should be fine
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Yes, you can do that! Just be sure it's farm fresh eggshells or an eggshell powder if you're in the US. Store bought eggshells are sprayed with chemicals here.
@foreverdreaming6 ай бұрын
Whenever I feed chicken feet to my small dog I add ground eggshell to meet her calcium needs. She usually gets 1 chicken foot which is around 35g and then 0.6 - 0.8g of eggshell powder depending on what else I'm feeding.
@Just_Lurking85 ай бұрын
@@PawsofPrey I usually wash the eggshells and bake them in the oven for 20 minutes. Then grind them into a powder is this safe? No one said that they were spraying them …
@h8914076 ай бұрын
Recommend PAW lickin good in Jacksonville good raw food stores have a lot of options also good price
@onlyinparadise46136 ай бұрын
How about grass fed beef marrow bones? Delicious, nutritious, easy to find at Sprouts, but a little pricey. Dog approved 🐾🐾
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Great for mental enrichment! But not good to fully chew and consume. The marrow is fine, but those bones are much too thick, I'd worry about tooth fractures
@joy-boblindskog67985 ай бұрын
I use those exact bones to make bone broth for my kitties. I put them in a crockpot, cover with water and simmer all day or all night. After they are cooled enough to touch I make sure marrow came out of all of them, throw the bones away and put the broth in the fridge to cool down so I can get the excess fat off the solidifies on the top. You can put it in smaller containers to freeze or leave in the fridge for up to 7 days. My kitties love it and I feel like it's really a good addition to their diet.
@michaellegere48233 ай бұрын
Can small dogs with kidney disease eat these kinds of bone. The vet gave me a bag (55.00) of Hills kidney Care. But it looks like dry kibble. I need to learn how to care for my fur baby. Please help! I don't know what to do..😢
@Evelyn_91783 ай бұрын
Hi love your videos ❤I’m having trouble receiving the cheatsheet didn’t go into span folder . Anyone else having this problem would love to receive it thanks 🙏🏻 😊
@PawsofPrey3 ай бұрын
Oh no! Go to the "contact" section of my website and let me know, I can send it o you!
@kursed1771Ай бұрын
Ouch.. chicken feet are like $1.50 USD for 2 pounds in Mexico. They're my dog's favorite!
@adambee22246 ай бұрын
We've recently converted our 3 sport breeds to raw. 11 yr, 9yr, and 8 month old. The middle..."child" is very picky and did not like the fresh meat, would regurgitate and barely finish and walk away. However, she has done well since we're blended the same food and severed that way. The one thing we're wondering is how can we get her to eat bone meats? We've tried adding turmeric, garlic salt, or bacon lard on top and she will nibble and give up... thoughts?
@bambs24895 ай бұрын
Do not give her garlic as garlic and onion are toxic to dogs. Maybe blend the bones up too or buy complete raw diets which is a bit pricier but generally have ground bone in
@adambee22245 ай бұрын
@@bambs2489 we don't give her garlic and onion. My mistype. She's still picky. I tried chopping the gizzard up and she still picks it out lol. Next step will be to blend it, hopefully that works She does eat raw chicken wings though, it's become her favorite
@Thereysa6 ай бұрын
Can cats eat all the heads suggested? Or is rabbit head too big?
@hotflippinmess91786 ай бұрын
I make my own bone broth for my dogs and then blend the bones in the blender and make bone meal. I added egg shells that were preboiled this time too. Then I give them one to two chicken feet a week and add the broth and meal to one meal every day. Thoughts?
@matthewmahoney60335 ай бұрын
Hi, I really need help picking a raw meaty bone for my dog and im curious if anyone has any suggestions. I have a 140lb bullmastiff who is allergic to pork, chicken, and turkey. he does very well on beef but many beef bones seem to be too hard for him to get through, I recently tried beef short ribs and those did not work. Are there any softer easy to get through beef bones? Also, I have not tried rabbit or duck yet so I am not sure if he is allergic to those yet. I want to try them to see if he is but I cant even find things like duck neck even at asian markets. Please help.
@zentember6 ай бұрын
is it true we can't feed necks daily because they have hormones in them? been feeding them every other day
@LoneLupine6 ай бұрын
Where I live they sell chicken feet at Walmart for $2! I was feeding them to my dog for glucosamine but then I was told they are bad because of all the fat so now I'm conflicted. I don't feed raw yet so I'm still learning how to measure everything, I need to look up how much fat they have (what type of fat too) and how much my German shepherd is supposed to have per day
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Hmm, I mean chicken feet aren't insanely fatty. Just giving a few a week should be just fine unless you find your dog starts gaining weight
@LoneLupine6 ай бұрын
@@PawsofPrey Thank you so much for responding! I take everything super seriously and worry about every detail. It's a blessing and a curse, and is why I'm trying to learn as much about raw as possible. Thank you for the videos and info
@roekinn3 ай бұрын
What if our dogs REFUSE to eat raw (aside from the occasional raw ground beef or raw chicken muscle meat) and they REFUSE to eat raw bones no matter how small and appropriate in size for them? My dog seems to HATE raw. 😐
@CidsReality3 ай бұрын
Might not be for them. I see people giving their dogs blueberries and cooked oatmeal and veggies. My Frenchie won't touch most of them or even most kibble anymore. Straight carnivore unless he's desperate to eat something lol.
@Solomon04246 ай бұрын
Where do you buy bones for pets?
@bbkiki84806 ай бұрын
Chain grocery stores, asian and mexican markets and local farmers markets.
@oliviamcveigh9006 ай бұрын
I tried to feed my border collie mix a lamb bone because Dr Peter dobias recommends those for medium and large dogs for dental health…she fractured one of her premolars and she’s not an aggressive chewer. We’re sticking with the softer bones for our dogs from now on since that was a scary and expensive lesson to learn and we don’t need to learn that again 😓
@SwissStrawberry6 ай бұрын
which lamb bone was it? breast bone is usually very soft and well suited while weight bearing bones are to dense
@oliviamcveigh9006 ай бұрын
@@SwissStrawberry I’m not sure, it just said lamb bone on it. It’s from a company called Tucker’s and it was the only lamb bone I could find. It looks like a femur though
@SwissStrawberry6 ай бұрын
@@oliviamcveigh900 so sorry that happened to you and your pup... we also have some companies here who sell oxtail.. those can be very very hard too.. unfortunately we cant rely on companies to know which bone are good for dogs. :(
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Yeah anything larger than lamb/pork ribs scare me! I'm so sorry that happened.
@TigerClaw3156 ай бұрын
How are chicken thigh bones and drum stick bones for a medium sized dog?
@echothegoodwolf6 ай бұрын
I want to know this too, as I almost always feed chicken quarters to my large dogs.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
I don't feed them too often to my 25 lb corgi, but I know he could chew them up if he tried. But I choose too feed bones a bit smaller usually.
@nogames89826 ай бұрын
As far as easy to find goes, I think that is extremely variable. Totally depends on where you live.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Yes it does! I've lived in in 3 different states during my raw feeding journey and what I could find and the stores near me were pretty similar though, so this is just my experience!
@mamabear93896 ай бұрын
The backs I get appear to have the ribs attached.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
That's great!
@that1guy4876 ай бұрын
Try the local Asian store for chicken feet. $1.39/ pound at my local store
@lilyCharalabidou6 ай бұрын
Where I live the only meaty bone you can find is chicken wings.
@SwissStrawberry6 ай бұрын
not even chicken thights? 😱
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
wings are just fine to feed!
@sflawchild1Ай бұрын
* Be careful everyone- I gave my dog raw chicken wings after being inspired by your videos. She started gauging that evening and had to take her to emergency. After $1000+ vet fee, my vet said you should not be feeding raw meaty bones as it will irritate their throat or worse choke them. My dog is medium/ large dog. I recommend you grind it or avoid feeding them them bones. I know she means well and I used to love watching her videos but she is not a vet and doesn’t know all types of dogs. It is irresponsible of her to tell you what your dog should be eating when it can cause problems like mine did. Be careful in what your dogs consume, especially bones
@e2U6 ай бұрын
my dog or cats will not eat the feet...at all! Not even the strays that show up at the back door.
@Veganbutchershop4 ай бұрын
Pork neck bones are a staple in my fox terriers diet available at all grocery stores and he can chew them up
@sheatree85206 ай бұрын
🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍thank you 🔥
@mattwilson95856 ай бұрын
The cheapest organic meaty bone is ideal, non organic is terrible for their health.
@ronu7313Ай бұрын
Raw bones splinters, all these people say is safe? it aint'!! grind their chicken and there is two safe choices on chewing bones, research to educate
@mamabear93896 ай бұрын
I thought necks are a bit of a choking hazard for some dogs.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
Every meaty bone has that risk if it's not chewed well enough
@mamabear93896 ай бұрын
@PawsofPrey True. I guess I thought due to its shape and size it may be a bit more risky for causing a throat blockage depending on size of dog.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
@@mamabear9389 yes, that could be true for some. Matsu has never had this issue with necks though, but he has gagged on all of these other bones once or twice before from not chewing enough before attempting to swallow lol
@mamabear93896 ай бұрын
@PawsofPrey That is interesting...just shows how they are all different. I have never had issues with backs. I have had issues from one dog with a neck but he has more tendency to gulp. I have never had issues with wings if I feed wingette and tip, however I have had gulping of the drummette which came up later. I cut duck heads in half and usually dice those up because I have had several issues with those. My dogs are 10 lbs and one is a meticulous chewer and the other not so much.
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
@@mamabear9389 yep definitely depends on the individual animal!
@anonperson3972Ай бұрын
Do you not have butchers or raw dog food shops in the US? You poor bastards...
@dixielandpatriot7160Ай бұрын
It's sad. I called a local butcher here in South Carolina today and he quickly told me they don't sell "stuff like that" when I asked about beef liver, chicken hearts, turkey or duck necks. He sounded disgusted😂
@anonperson3972Ай бұрын
@@dixielandpatriot7160 In the UK it's so easy. My local butcher saves all the scraps for dogs, we then have two shops in town that sell raw dog food, one in tbe garden centre five minutes away, and a really good one in the next town over that sells everything (these are all DEFRA certified). We can also order online and get it delivered. But over here about 25% of people feed raw
@zathtanks5 ай бұрын
Where in the heck are you finding backs lmao
@zathtanks5 ай бұрын
Weis markets is chain store
@lindajonesartist6 ай бұрын
Well, lucky you to have those things available locally. I don't. Not an Asian market in driving distance without staying at a motel. No local stores carrying any of it. And lucky you too, for how cheap you can get them. It's more than quadruple the cost for me to order them online than what you said in the video.
@incanusolorin26076 ай бұрын
It's called living in a food desert. One of the many terrible products of capitalism
@echothegoodwolf6 ай бұрын
Walmart sells chicken feet, chicken frames, chicken necks. Do you have one of those nearby?
@incanusolorin26076 ай бұрын
It's called living in a food desert. One of the many crimes of capitalism
@PawsofPrey6 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry it's difficult for you
@incanusolorin26076 ай бұрын
@@PawsofPrey It's called living on a food desert. One of the many crimes of capitalism
@ricknowak4582Ай бұрын
I wish you wouldn't play that background computer generator music. It's very annoying and distracting.