Dogs can eat rabbit bones, but pay attention to the size and condition of the bones. Rabbit bones are smaller and more fragile than bones of other animals, which can easily cause choking, throat scratches and other risks for dogs.
Therefore, when feeding dogs and rabbit bones, it is recommended to cook or grind the bones into powder to ensure safe digestion. In addition, dogs eating bones can easily cause constipation or intestinal blockage, so they cannot be fed frequently. In short, you need to pay attention to safety and appropriate amount when feeding rabbit bones to avoid affecting the dog’s health.
