Overview
Can dogs eat buffalo tail? Yes. Being a lean meat, buffalo tail is low in fat but high in protein; thus, it can be a healthy part of a dog's diet. Chewing on buffalo tail scrapes off plaque buildup and improves dogs' dental health.
Can dogs eat Buffalo tail?
Benefits
- Buffalos are normally grass-fed, making buffalo tail a high-quality source of protein and fiber.
- Buffalo tail is a tasty and natural treat for dogs; as a novel protein source it is especially good for dogs allergic to beef and pork.
- Buffalo tail is low in fat and is very lean. It is rich in Omega-3, which supports heart health.
- It is suitable for dogs of all ages. Chewing on it not only helps clean teeth and gums but improves dental health as well.
Risks
- Dried buffalo tail is a choking hazard when they get small enough to be swallowed by dogs. It's particularly dangerous for dogs that swallow their food whole instead of chewing.
- Cooked bones may splinter into shards which can injure the dog's mouth, throat, or intestines.
Servings
- Raw feeders give raw buffalo tails to their dogs as part of their raw food diet.
- Freeze-dried or air-dried buffalo tail can be given to dogs occasionally as a treat.
- Limit the chewing session to 10-15 minutes to prevent mouth bruises.
- Always supervise your dog when giving chew bones.
