My 7 month old cross breed has just stolen a frozen chicken breast off the kitchen side and eaten it......  Question being will this do her any harm?

Wouldn't have thought so, mine eat raw chicken wings with no ill effects but I do defrost them. Might chill her tum a bit, but wouldn't have thought that would be a serious problem.

Mine ate a huge partly frozen turkey the christmas before last... the only ill effect was the entire family glaring at them over roast beef for xmas dinner!! 

Mine ate 4lb of frozen tripe (just out of the freezer) not long ago when I had a senior moment & forgot where I'd put it

I bet the family were not happy! 

I think the ill effects are starting to take effect.... the air is green in my front room! :rolleyes:

Edited to say I spent about 5 mins trying to find the chicken breast then it dawned on me that her lady ship had had it away.. I wouldnt mind but not 10 mins before I had taken a plastic bag off her wondering where she had got it from   thought she had picked it up in the garden... oh dear can you have senior moments at 32??

Glazby once ate 12 frozen chicken drumsticks, packaging, bones and all.  It was when we very first got him and were going through a learning curve with him.  We learnt from this episode never to leave things defrosting on the side when we go out!!

Glaz was fine, I was worried about the fact he'd eaten the bones but apart from being a bit sheepish he was fine!!

;-)

Here goes, Our Neapolitan mastiff ate, two pairs of knickers , a 14ft long piece of carpet thread , an entire turkey carcass with tin foil still around it, 4 socks, one welly, 2 footballs, 7 tennis balls, gravel, horse poo, dead rabbits, a dead mole, 2 dead blackbirds. These were the things that I was aware of, she never got ill, vomited or needed a vet. Heaven knows how the heck we got away with it, a dog truly with an iron stomach!!

hi danny,
I wish my dobe had had an iron stomach not long before christmas :rolleyes: my daughter left a pair of trainer socks on the sofa, didn't tell anybody when she couldn't find them again! 6 days later, blade was vomiting etc truly not well... got him straight to the vet (5 mins away) and they said they would x-ray etc ended up needing an op as a total blockage in the gut. After all treatment and 3 nights in the vets it was a total of £1700... one truly expensive pair of socks! glad to say he has made a full recovery and that he was insured!!

Working sled dogs get theri food mostly frozen when working, so I doublt it will ahve done her mcuh harm, as chewing it will ahve warmed it before it went down, unless she swallowed it whole

I quite often feed my dogs their food frozen in summer, like ice lollies.

Mmmmm ..... Mine love Tripe Lollies :D

Jed always has his raw chicken frozen, never done him any harm, and I think it really helped him with his teething.