Is it safe to eat chicken after bitten by a dog?

Answer 1

Well, honey, if that chicken was cooked to perfection before it got attacked by Cujo, then yeah, it should be safe to eat. Just make sure you reheat it properly to kill any lingering germs from Fido's little snack. But hey, if you're feeling squeamish about it, maybe just toss it and order a Pizza instead.

Answer 2

Since there are bacteria in the mouth of a dog (or a person) you should make sure that the meat is well cooked, if it has been bitten by a dog. Cooking will kill bacteria. The meat will then be safe.

Answer 3

I don't think that would be a very good idea. Dogs could carry sicknesses, which could then be released into the chicken. I would say no, but if someone did, make sure the chicken is properly cooked!

Answer 4

Chicken consumption should not directly affect a person bitten by a dog.

Chickens that have been bitten by a dog should not be consumed unless tested by a veterinarian.

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Your question is incomplete and misinterpretable in many ways.

Firstly who or what has been bitten by the dog?

If it is the chicken, is that chicken still alive or was it a piece of chicken that had been cooked, put out for serving and a dog snuck in and grabbed it in its mouth?

If the latter (unanswered so far) then I would recommend not eating the chicken.