Treat Number One

It is important to consider the safety of any bones you feed to a small puppy. The size of the bones should always be appropriate for them to chew safely, without swallowing pieces too big for them.

In a minced recipe, the bones should be so finely ground that they can eat them mixed in with their normal meal. Otherwise, they should be big enough that they only shave off small pieces as they work their jaws. You should be especially careful with small breeds or greedy eaters for choking hazards.

In order of increasing size, you can feed chicken frames, chicken necks, turkey necks, lamb bones, kangaroo spine, kangaroo tail and marrow bones. Smaller, finely cut bones can be fed daily, while chewing bones should be given no more than twice per week. We suggest you monitor and supervise chewing, feeding less if they become constipated.

Treat Number Two

It is important to consider the safety of any bones you feed to a small puppy. The size of the bones should always be appropriate for them to chew safely, without swallowing pieces too big for them.

In a minced recipe, the bones should be so finely ground that they can eat them mixed in with their normal meal. Otherwise, they should be big enough that they only shave off small pieces as they work their jaws. You should be especially careful with small breeds or greedy eaters for choking hazards.

In order of increasing size, you can feed chicken frames, chicken necks, turkey necks, lamb bones, kangaroo spine, kangaroo tail and marrow bones. Smaller, finely cut bones can be fed daily, while chewing bones should be given no more than twice per week. We suggest you monitor and supervise chewing, feeding less if they become constipated.

Treat Number Three

It is important to consider the safety of any bones you feed to a small puppy. The size of the bones should always be appropriate for them to chew safely, without swallowing pieces too big for them.

In a minced recipe, the bones should be so finely ground that they can eat them mixed in with their normal meal. Otherwise, they should be big enough that they only shave off small pieces as they work their jaws. You should be especially careful with small breeds or greedy eaters for choking hazards.

In order of increasing size, you can feed chicken frames, chicken necks, turkey necks, lamb bones, kangaroo spine, kangaroo tail and marrow bones. Smaller, finely cut bones can be fed daily, while chewing bones should be given no more than twice per week. We suggest you monitor and supervise chewing, feeding less if they become constipated.

Treat Number Four

It is important to consider the safety of any bones you feed to a small puppy. The size of the bones should always be appropriate for them to chew safely, without swallowing pieces too big for them.

In a minced recipe, the bones should be so finely ground that they can eat them mixed in with their normal meal. Otherwise, they should be big enough that they only shave off small pieces as they work their jaws. You should be especially careful with small breeds or greedy eaters for choking hazards.

In order of increasing size, you can feed chicken frames, chicken necks, turkey necks, lamb bones, kangaroo spine, kangaroo tail and marrow bones. Smaller, finely cut bones can be fed daily, while chewing bones should be given no more than twice per week. We suggest you monitor and supervise chewing, feeding less if they become constipated.