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Will Falconer, DVM Moderator

Hi Mark,
If you've made good progress in a month of raw bone feeding and he has no issues chewing them (like favoring only one side of his mouth always), odds are high that continuing this course will give a great outcome.
Do that gum inspection, too, though. I explained it for just a scenario like this. You'll have a better gauge of how you're doing by looking in a good light for redness, swelling, etc. Just take your time and do it confidently and lovingly and you should have an easy time of it.
But: nice work!

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PC

Hey Mark,
I am not Dr Falconer (I am sure he will write back) but I just wanted to weigh in also, I think you're on the right track, continue to feed Raw Meaty Bones that are the appropriate size for your little dog, and I would also consider raw bovine colostrum (Raw Feeding Miami has this for sale, it encourages strong bones and teeth and is great for healthy dogs), I would also feed bone broth and definitely try giving whole or chunked pieces of green tripe, it is extremely rubbery and a great natural teeth cleaner, as well as just being excellent for dogs, but esp. older dogs.
Peter

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