Switching to raw - dog has missing teeth
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Switching to raw - dog has missing teeth
So I've finally given up on finding a quality dog food that Remy my 4 year old Catahoula can eat (thankfully Sampson is just a walking garbage disposal) and have decided to just put both the boys on raw. It's something I've been researching for a while, but I did have one question. Remy is missing several teeth, most on the left side of his mouth. I don't know when or how he lost those teeth as they were missing when we adopted him a few months ago, but would this limit what he can eat as far as bones go? Any suggestions as to what might be best to try with him?
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Re: Switching to raw - dog has missing teeth
From everything I've read he should be fine, chicken bones are probably the softest and chicken is a good starter
meat too
This video is of a little 12yr old Maltese Terrier who has very few teeth yet can eat chicken wings and thighs!
http://www.rawmeatybones.com/tvVideo/ra ... artin.html
meat too
This video is of a little 12yr old Maltese Terrier who has very few teeth yet can eat chicken wings and thighs!
http://www.rawmeatybones.com/tvVideo/ra ... artin.html
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