I have some beef bones left over from a recipe and decided to up-cycle them into a new treat for my dog. The bones weren't backed or broiled so they wont crack and splinter. They came from a stew so not only are they still strong but they have flavor cooked in already.
I pulled them aside and then just boiled them in water to remove the rest of the marrow and meat that was attached
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I pulled them aside and then just boiled them in water to remove the rest of the marrow and meat that was attached
After I removed them from the water I rinsed them under running water to remove any pieces that were still attached. I had pulled three large bones from my recipe to turn into dog bones but ultimately only kept two. One of the bones had a lot of course splinters that could not be removed and would be harmful if my dog ingested them. I DO NOT recommend giving your dog any bones that may break or splinter off. The bones I kept were both strong, smooth and appropriate for his size.
It is a very quick and easy process and now Ozzy has two new beef bones that will keep him busy for a long time. This is the first time I have "made" bones for him.. I think he likes them!
Would you up-cycle beef bones for your dog?
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