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Barnsdale Farms Bones?
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Leah12345Member
My year old Lhasa-mix is a chewer…thankfully not on household items, but she loves to gnaw and chew. I have read on other posts that bones are a good option for dogs not only for chewing, but also for teeth health. I found a brand called Barnsdale Farms from Canada that sells rib bones and marrow bones. Has anyone had experience with this company or a suggestion for brand of this type of item? I do not eat meat so I will never have beef bones around the house that I can give her so I am going to have to buy them. Thanks for any help!
InkedMarieMemberBeef rib bones are the best choice. Some dogs break teeth with marrow bones.
Lily HMemberMy husband bought theses at our local Piggly Wiggly here in TN. They are made in Canada so I feel safe giving them to our dog and are perfect for our Dachshund. They must not be a big seller in our small town as they will no longer carry them so I bought what they had left. These are better than the rawhide he almost choked to death on but are too small to give to my Shepherd.
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