Yes, your dog can eat lamb bones. However, before you serve it, make sure it’s not cooked at all and that it’s big enough to prevent choking.

Cooked bones can crack, thus possibly hurting your dog. Don’t give small pieces of bone too as this can easily lodge in your dog’s throat. Instead, prepare one that’s big enough for your dog to chew safely.

Lamb bones can be a great source of protein and fat if there is meat to them, and the additional vitamins and minerals from the marrow or cartilage can help boost the overall immune system of your pooch.

Just make sure that you’re getting your lamb bones from trusted vendors as possible contamination can happen, which can lead to stomach aches.

If problems would occur such as gastrointestinal issues or esophagus damage from eating the bones, immediately bring your dog to your vet for a checkup. For a better diet, you can also ask for your vet’s approval of other alternatives you can go for instead.

To ensure your pet will live a long and healthy life, it is always a good idea to invest in pet health insurance. Preparing for the unexpected guarantees money is never an issue in keeping you pup healthy.