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Evangers Hand-Packed Drummets – Are the bones safe?
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katj813
ParticipantI was always under the impression that cooked bones were dangerous for dogs due to splintering. Evangers Hand-Packed Chicken Drummet dinner has whole chicken with bones in it. Is it safe to feed the bones to my dog or should I keep picking them out?
theBCnut
MemberUsually when they prepare foods this way they pressure cook them, which makes the bones soft. I don’t consider Evangers to be a safe company though.
pugmomsandy
ParticipantMerrick also has some canned foods with bones in it if you want to try another brand.
katj813
ParticipantI just want to make sure the bones are safe for my dog.
theBCnut
MemberPick one out and see how easy it breaks apart, that’s my best advice.
InkedMarie
MemberI won’t ever feed Evangers. Definitely not a reputable company.
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