I have a male Mudi, an Hungarian herding dog. He is the third generation that has been raw fed and has incredible health. He is currently 10 weeks old and I feed him 1 whole raw egg with shell. There is no reason to powder the egg shell. All dogs have a certain levels of instinct and one of which is how to adjust to eating different types of food. Shells should not be troublesome.

If you’re dog does not chew his food but instead “inhales” it or swallows it without chewing I would consider working on that first. Dogs SHOULD chew their food. Dogs who don’t chew their food usually are the ones who get bones and other things stuck in their airway.

Dogs, like stated above by bixbygre, are carnivores, not omnivores, they don’t need grain, vegetables, or anything other than meat or things made by animals in the wild such as… Eggs. Do you think that wild dogs only ate the meat off of the bones? Bone marrow is incredibly healthy and full of minerals that they need.

Dogs have a very tough immune system that is not the same as ours. Should we eat raw meat? No. Can we? Yes. Typically the raw that we eat is very fresh, but in nature dogs would not always kill their prey but come across dead animals. If they were easily poisoned by bacteria then they would no longer exist.

Think about how dogs would live in the wild… they did not have kibble to eat, but they survived thousands of years.

My dog is very healthy and so is his mom, and grandmother. There is something to be said about that.