[Chocx2]

I purchased some thighs from the store in bulk and the date was good but it smells a little is it still ok to give the dogs that?:smile:

 

[RawFedDogs]

I purchased some thighs from the store in bulk and the date was good but it smells a little is it still ok to give the dogs that?:smile:

Yes. I have fed my dogs some VERY VERY strong smelling meat before with no adverse effects.

 

[Jem]

yep! I have fed my dog meat that I let thaw a little tooooo much :wink: and she was fine.

 

[rannmiller]

Yep my dogs get smelly meat all the time and they're great!

 

[CorgiPaws]

I once fed my Corgi turkey that was beyond "a little smelly" in fact, I gagged twice as I was getting it outsde for him.
No adverse effects at all. Dogs' are designed to handle that kind of nasty stuff, in the wild, they' eat meat that was dead and rotting in the sun for days, so a little off smelling chicken is absolutely fine.

 

[xxshaelxx]

When you think about it, in the wild, dogs will take down their prey, eat part of it, leave it and come back. Sometimes it's not exactly left in nice, cold climates, and in the sun starts to rot.​

 

[jdatwood]

We've fed stinky green lamb ribs before. The dogs LOOOOOOOVED them

 

[Chocx2]

Thanks to all

I feel better about it, I did feed them and they had no problem

I have another question when you buy fryers whole how do you feed them ? cutting them up? Help

 

[Ania's Mommy]

The fryers I've gotten are around 4-5 lbs.

When we fed Ania once a day, we would give her 1/2 a chicken (split down the back & breast). Now that we went to 2 meals/day, I cut the fryers into quarters. So two meals are the wing/breast/back portion, and the others are leg/thigh.