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Originally Posted by tjdmom  I know they shouldn't be cooked but I remember reading somewhere that certain raw foods should first be frozen and then thawed because of some bacteria that can be dangerous to dogs. Don't remember all the details or if this applies. Should these bones be frozen first? Does anyone know? |
Hmm...interesting....I'd be very interested to know. I haven't heard that about these, but I hope someone who knows will post!
I have frozen them just b/c when I first got them, I only had Max, and they usually come about 6 in a package, and I don't give them every day, so I figured it would be best if I gave him one and froze the rest and just thawed as I needed them.
What I SHOULD have done I think now, is to have opened up the package and removed the marrow from the bones, since I take it out anyhow...and THEN frozen them. It would make treat time so much easier b/c they know when I take them out to thaw and then they are obsessed with them, LOL. And I can't get the marrow out til they thaw out at least a little bit! So, that's my new plan, but it would be good to know if they should be frozen first before giving them any!