Varkensoren,Rawhide,Hoefjes...allemaal heel slecht.
Is hier al eerder besproken op
http://www.barfplaats.nl/forum/viewforu ... #msg322579
http://www.barfplaats.nl/forum/viewforu ... #msg322570
En als er word aangeraden om ZELF je handen te wassen nadat je 'n varkensoor hebt gegeven, dan kan je nagaan wat je in je hond z'n bek hebt gestopt
Pigs' ears can cause GI upset if overeaten, similar to the situation with rawhides, although obstructions are less common because the ears are not usually shaped into solid chunks. There is, however, a less widely known danger associated with pig ears: A recent FDA advisory published by the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human services on Oct.1, 1999, stated that there is "a nationwide public health warning alerting consumers about a number of recent cases in Canada of human illnesses apparently related to contact with dog chew products made from pork or beef-derived materials (e.g., pigs ears, beef jerky treats, smoked hooves, pigs skins, etc.)... FDA is urging pet owners... to handle them carefully.
Anyone who comes in contact with these treats should wash their hands with hot water and soap. Initial reports of illnesses came from Canada and involved Canadian products, but subsequent examination of similar products produced in the U.S. indicate that all pet chew products of this type may pose a risk...."3
http://millennium-ark.net/News_Files/IN ... rning.html
