# What kind of bones are these?

So my brother's friends family owns a "Market" type store. They have a butcher and offer a large variety of meats. The last time he brought meat over for a BBQ - I asked him if I could buy the bones off him, so he said sure. Last night we had a BBQ and he brought over meat and brought me 3 lbs. of…

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## Romi (admin) · 2008-07-28T22:28:00.000Z
So my brother's friends family owns a "Market" type store. They have a butcher and offer a large variety of meats. The last time he brought meat over for a BBQ - I asked him if I could buy the bones off him, so he said sure. Last night we had a BBQ and he brought over meat and brought me 3 lbs. of bones for free! He didn't know exactly what they were from - he just asked his butcher to put some bones together and this is what he got. Are there any bones that are dangerous to dogs? Or are they ok to eat any kind of meat/bones as long as they are raw? Here are some pics...im not sure if any of you will be able to tell... 2 bags of bones bones closer shot of bones

## JessicaRabbit (admin) · 2008-07-28T22:30:04.000Z
looks like beef and pork to me, but keep in mind I have been vegan for 20 years, it could be possum for all I know.

## sujewel · 2008-07-28T22:31:19.000Z
Yeah. It looks like you have 3 pieces of beef and 2 of pork.

## Romi (admin) · 2008-07-28T22:32:41.000Z
Is it safe to feed? They're dinner is in about 30 minutes..im not too familiar with RAW/Bone feeding..so just wanted to be sure before I gave it to them.

## sujewel · 2008-07-28T22:37:56.000Z
Raw bone feeding is ok because the bones won't dry out, splinter or break. I would go with the beef, but I don't know anything about pork.

## tsukitsune (moderator) · 2008-07-29T10:44:32.000Z
beef can break their teeth, as can bigger pork bones, but most times dogs will just eat out the marrow and then I take the actual bones away, especially from a smaller dog like the shiba.

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