First raw bone

Did he bring up any bits of bone, and was it particularly meaty? How have his poos been today?

I don't feed that sort of bone because Jasper is a guarder. However, I've discovered that he's not great at digesting bone so I have to be careful - he can't have anything denser than chicken carcasses (and even they can't be free range). But when I started him on raw, the advice was to feed him bone-in mince for a week or two before moving on to whole bones, so his stomach acids had time to adapt, i.e. become more acidic.

That's only my experience though - I'm sure others will share theirs.

 

Chalky white poo would indicate that he had a bit more bone than he could cope with, but there only being tiny bits of chicken in his sick suggests that he's digesting it well. Possibly next time it would be better to remove the bone after, say, an hour, rinse it off, and give it back the next day. (If there are ANY signs of possessiveness, then don't just take it but distract him with a toy, or sausage, or whatever.)

Most raw dog food suppliers sell bone-in mince. I use Nurturing By Nature but Landywood's or MVM also spring to mind. A quick google will find many more.

You can still give whatever treats he enjoys. Some purists will only give raw or dehydrated meat but I'm happy to give kibble, bits of leftover pizza crust, and pretty much anything else he regards as edible as long as it's not poisonous for dogs. Just make sure that the less healthy treats only form a small percentage of his total diet.