Eating the Bone
I do not think the size of the fragments is a choking hazard, |
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| Remember wild animals eat raw bones, those that haven't been dried or roasted. Once they've been heated, they become more likely to splinter which causes the problems.
With processed bones, I tossed them when I started to hear them fracture. The raw bones I'd let go a bit longer, but still took them away after awhile. |
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