Lisa:
>>> As long as the bones are fed
>>> RAW, they will not splinter and cause problems.  When you cook a
>>> bone, it becomes brittle and can easily splinter.  Dogs' systems are
>>> naturally designed to digest bones, and even when my pooch inhales
>>> her chicken wings,

Fred:
> What about e.coli and salmonella of raw chicken? Is that something for a dog
> to worry about?

I think a lot of the E. Coli and Salmonella in Raw Chicken etc. is a
Bunch of Crap!!! - Excuse my French!!! - Sure I think there can be a
problem to a certain extent with typical "normal" Store bought Raw
Chicken because of they way they're raised and feed etc. but that's why
I spend more for the good stuff like Rocky Jr. etc. because I want the
best and I don't have to worry about all that bacteria stuff - Not that
I just leave it out and don't keep it refrigerated etc..  In fact, I've
had Raw Chicken in the fridge for about a week without any problems - Of
course, I still smell and taste it to make sure it's okay and I've been
fine.  Also Animals seem to be able to eat any old crap that been lying
on the floor or wherever without a problem - In fact, I seem to be able
to eat that way without a problem too!!!  So basically feed you Dog
and/or other Pets Good Wholesome Natural Organic RAF - Raw Animal Food -
and I don't think you'll have a problem - Okay? - Alright then!!!

 - Take Care!!!

 - Gregg!!!