My beagle is so happy he has got the scraps from four turkeys this week . Nothing makes him happier than crunching a turkey bone . I feel bad for all the dogs that never get a bone from their owners

My pup gets deer and beef bones raw of course, great for cleaning there teeth. Bone marrow is a great healing food.

Mine Loves full beaver carcasses the best
Minus the Glands of course.

I thought you liked your dog?, why are you trying to kill it? Bird bones splinter into little needle like spears that can puncture it's intestines and cause peritonitis and KILL it.

I will give my beagle the ham bone,,but not chicken or turkey bones.

Raw bones are fine but never cooked bones from turkey or chickens.

Friend had a high pedigree bird dog that was expecting a liter of puppies. He gave the dog turkey bones. Within an hour she was passing blood and died on his truck seat while racing to the vet.

No drumsticks or thigh or upper wing, all other bird bones CRUNCH

ouch. what a sad story. i'd feel so guilty. i lost a springer spaniel that was my sidekick to a fire that was basically my fault when i was a kid & it took a long time to get over it. still hurts to think about.

Never had a problem in 30 years giving dogs turkey or chicken bones, just my experience.

No bones given to our dogs.

My dogs can have any raw bones... and I'll occasionally give them a cooked ham hock.. but definitely no cooked chicken or turkey bones, may as well feed them glass.

Raw bird bones are fine. Have you ever found a dead coyote, fox or coon that died from eating bird bones?

How would you know that's what killed it?

How many do you find dead? They live on meat and bones.

Not cooked bones. Very bad for a dog.

mac

We've always fed out dogs bones, can't think of any who've had any major problems...... Then again I've only ever had mutts and you can't seem to kill them sooo

You should probably get this advice from your vet. Give his office a call. I've only known one dog to puncture something in her digestive track with a turkey bone. It was an unpleasant experience. The dog kept trying to pass the obstruction, while blood was coming out of her rectum. It didn't take a trained vet to know that the dog was going to quickly die. Very sad. The incident happened shortly after the VietNam war. The owner was being treated by the VA for PTSD. So sad for the owner and the precious bird dog. I recall she was an English Setter.