Best investment I ever made...$2 turkey leg @ Wal-Mart
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Best investment I ever made...$2 turkey leg @ Wal-Mart -
i hope he has diareah all over your carpet
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I am not that fond of giving dogs poultry, the bones are to prone to splinter. Plus holy hell it is from wal mart.
I found that you can get smoked hamhocks for about same price.Comment
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isn't it a fake turkey leg?
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Originally posted by After Shock MediaI am not that fond of giving dogs poultry, the bones are to prone to splinter. Plus holy hell it is from wal mart.
I found that you can get smoked hamhocks for about same price.
Yup, same here, I had a Boxer nearly die on me over a turkey leg bone. It splintered and got caught in the back of his throat and we didn't know what was going on until we seen him bleeding from the mouth. We rushed him into the Vet and they got it out, but said to never ever give dogs poultry bones. A couple of years ago, the black lab we had got into someone's garbage and got a chicken leg bone caught sideways in the roof of his mouth and he was getting really sick before we found that problem..... it was rotting in the roof of his mouth and causing him to be sick, but no one knew what was going on....... got it out and he was fine, but could have been much worse.
VERY pretty dog though.
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lmao good picsComment
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don't feed your dog human food!Comment
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Iasked a vet about this and he said, poultry bones splinter after being cooked not before.Originally posted by After Shock MediaI am not that fond of giving dogs poultry, the bones are to prone to splinter. Plus holy hell it is from wal mart.
I found that you can get smoked hamhocks for about same price.TripleXPrint on Megan Fox
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prolly..I know the ones at disney are emu or somethingOriginally posted by 8ballComment
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I play it safe and umm I wouldnt eat raw poultry and if I am not willing to eat something because it would make me sick, I would not give it to a pet. Plus dogs like to drag that sort of thing around, have it touch everything, etc. Which means possible cross contaminations. Besides if what you say is true which I have no reason to doubt. That leg looks cooked to me.Originally posted by georgeywComment
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hahah your pic look like IT
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I like this pics
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that bone is bigger then my dog...Comment
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yeah but dogs' stomachs are much more acidic than humans'. its made for eating raw food. dogs actually thrive on raw diets.Originally posted by After Shock MediaComment
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Fido's stomach may handle it yet mine sure in the hell will not when Fido brings his raw chicken leg onto my bed or couch and I end up with salmonila or some other birdy bug.Originally posted by MandyBlakeComment
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You just made your doggie very happy with that $2 present.
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cute dog but looks too much food to me for him.. he must've been eating all day that leg
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I split it up in two days...He started on it last night and let him finish it todayOriginally posted by 1200mics
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Watch the bones... Many a dogs have died from splinters after the meat has been cooked.Comment
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Yeah, poultry bones are not good. It's better to just get a nice rib meal for yourself then save the bones and give them to the dog. Same goes with any BEEF bones. They're much stronger (making the treat last longer) and won't kill your dog.
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nice dogComment
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