Dogs can eat bones, which not only provide rich protein, but also reduce the occurrence of dental diseases. Bones are rich in protein and a variety of trace elements, which can supplement a large amount of calcium and have certain benefits for physical development. It also has a cleaning effect on teeth, can remove tartar from teeth, and avoid periodontal disease.

Precautions for dogs eating bones

1. In order to prevent the dog from swallowing the bones and scratching the intestines, it is recommended to try to give the dog something harder to chew. , large pieces of beef bones.

2. Be careful not to feed poultry bones to dogs, such as chicken bones, duck bones, pigeon bones, etc., because these bones are relatively brittle and easy to bite but not easy to chew. As a result, the bones are likely to scratch the dog's oral mucosa, esophagus, etc. If the dog swallows too much, it will also cause intestinal obstruction, indigestion and other conditions.

3. Try not to use bones with joints, because these bones are usually connected to some very strong tendons. If these tendons get stuck between the teeth, the dog is likely to Break the teeth.

4. Dogs who often eat raw meat can easily cause the dog to be infected with parasites and germs. Therefore, if you want to feed your dog raw meat, pay attention to choosing better quality, freeze and disinfect it in advance, and feed it to your dog regularly. Deworm the dog and take the dog to the hospital for a physical examination every six months to one year.