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Nope. The bone structure of a chicken is different to other animals. If you were to feed it to your dog the bone of the chicken would splinter.
cooked poultry bones splinter as your dog eats them
absolutely not.my dog swallowed a chicken bone hole and he was fine,but dont ever make a dog throw up.
Really, no bones are good for your dog because they can splinter and lodge themselves in the dog's throat or even cause damage to their digestive systems.
Well it depends how long the dog is but I don't think there would be a 5 foot long dog. Because 15+5=20 and the bone is 20 ft away. The dog chews on the leash until it breaks. That's how.
no. sometimes the bone can splinter the inside of your dogs mouth. you can but i wouldn't recommend it if you don't want your dog to be in pain
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The main problem is when a dog chews on a chicken bone is that the fragments will splinter in their throat. It is better that they swallow it whole, most Labradors are capable of passing it through their digestive system with minimal difficulty. In rare cases it will cause a blockage. Above all else, try to keep things like chicken bones, grapes, chocolate, avocado, etc away from you Lab.
Any bone can splinter, in any type of dog. Part of the problem with splinters is that they stick in the G.I. tract and they are so small that they cannot be detected on a radiograph (X-ray). So your dog could die of internal bleeding, or sepsis, and you would never know why.