Like I said before, homeopathic views are different from traditional medicine (veterinary included).
There is nothing to debate.
However, I have been to the emergency vet, paid the bills and decided offering bones to any animals that are under my care is not worth it.
PS: They were all supervised when the emergency situations occurred, it only takes a second to crack a tooth. Gastrointestinal obstructions can take a week or two to develop. It’s not pretty to watch an animal suffer.
It’s not 1955, they have veterinary orthodontists that are just waiting for you folks that give bones to their dogs to come in for treatment for fractured teeth.
It can run anywhere from $1000-$3000 for an uncomplicated emergency surgery.
