Avoid feeding chicken bones more than twice a week, or feed raw chicken meat without bones. If your dog is sick or on medications then do not feed them raw chicken until you discuss it with your vet.
Dogs can eat Raw Chicken. Including Bones. Cooked chicken bones become dry and brittle which may splinter and get caught in your dog’s throat or intestinal tract. Never feed cooked bones to your dog. A large amount of raw chicken bones can cause constipation. Avoid feeding chicken bones more than twice a week, or feed raw chicken meat without bones. Don’t feed your dog kibble and raw at the same time. The environment in which your dogs stomach processes kibble vs. raw food is quite different. The extra fiber from kibble also helps with easier digestion and bowel movements in the evening, which is beneficial for senior dogs. If your dog is sick or on medications then do not feed them raw chicken until you discuss it with your vet. Do not feed your dogs expired or rotten chicken, as this will make them sick. If the stool remains normal, replace one whole meal of old food with a new food for several more days, and if the stools remain normal, discontinue the old food and feed the new food.
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