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Topic Dog Boards / Feeding / chicken quarters
- By ChinaBlue [gb] Date 24.08.07 18:47 UTC
I was brave enough to give the dogs a chicken quarter today. Boy they thought that was yummy. My big concern is that they didn't seem to take as long as I would have liked them to have done to eat it :rolleyes: A few crunches and it was gone. Does anyone else feed them and do your dogs do the same? Any problems??

Miss worryguts
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- By Harley Date 24.08.07 20:09 UTC
Hi Miss Worryguts :D :D

I feed Harley chicken quarters and he has a couple of crunches and then swallows them :) Gone in no time :) I think it is probably how most dogs deal with them :)
- By DEARLADY [gb] Date 24.08.07 20:11 UTC
depending on the size of your dog I wooldn't worry. Mine have chicken wings, I tend to bash 'em up a bit for the younger ones, but they crunch them down like there's no tomorrow.....sometimes if they swallow them too quickly they will regurgitate and then eat them again - gross I know but not harmful. 
- By mygirl [gb] Date 24.08.07 20:18 UTC
I do the same as dearlady bash em for the pups just so they dont choke on a whole one :D nothing worse than watching a puppy wretch with a wing tip hanging out its mouth while its swallowed the other part :D
- By MariaC [gb] Date 24.08.07 20:49 UTC
Don't worry, I'm sure they will be fine, for some reason they don't seem to chomp on them for as long as we expect them to :rolleyes:
I worried with the first whole chicken wing, then half a chicken and still worry with the legs - but they seem to cope quite well with them :)
- By ShaynLola Date 24.08.07 20:56 UTC
Little miss pathetic has to have chicken pieces cut up for her :rolleyes: If you try to feed her them whole, she walks around with it in her mouth whining and then spits it in your lap :eek: Honestly, I could understand if she was a tiny breed but she's a flippin' Newfoundland :rolleyes:

No such problems with the walking waste disposal unit.  He crunches a whole chicken leg about twice, then swallows :rolleyes:
- By SharonM Date 26.08.07 09:21 UTC
When I have pups, they have chicken wings from 4 weeks of age.....of course I don't leave them unattended, but they cope fine with them
- By ChinaBlue [gb] Date 26.08.07 10:30 UTC
Thanks everyone

No ill effects so far. I have no problem with wings, have fed them for years and years. Just the bigger ones I worry over - they are big dogs, they're GSD's. Getting happier with feeding lamb ribs too, but no more necks, I just worried myself stupid over the necks (also no ill effects :rolleyes:) Had a chuckle over your newfie Shaynlola :-D

Kat

- By Brainless [gb] Date 26.08.07 14:09 UTC
They will really love you for a whole chicken.
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 26.08.07 14:18 UTC
So would I! That's a meal for 6 people! :D
- By Ktee [au] Date 27.08.07 01:47 UTC

>I have no problem with wings, have fed them for years and years.  but no more necks, I just worried myself stupid over the necks.


I'm the opposite,i hardly feed wings,but feed necks nearly everyday.The bones in wings are hard,where as the necks are mostly cartilage as you know :) I just freak more when they swallow a chunk of wing then i do necks.
- By ChinaBlue [gb] Date 27.08.07 19:04 UTC
Not making myself clear Ktee - it was lamb necks I meant, scared me to death. Poultry necks I'm also fine with
Kat
- By Brainless [gb] Date 26.08.07 14:09 UTC
I thought from the title the post was about poultry husing :eek:
- By ChinaBlue [gb] Date 27.08.07 19:03 UTC Edited 27.08.07 19:07 UTC
:-D Funnily enough that would be very topical for me right now as well :eek:

They will really love you for a whole chicken. I might make that their christmas present this year if I'm brave enough. Perhaps a quail instead :-D
Kat
Topic Dog Boards / Feeding / chicken quarters

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