Do not feed duck bones to pets. Cooked bones splinter into sharp fragments that can cause choking, obstruction, or internal injury. Raw bones carry bacteria. Seek veterinary care if a pet accesses bones and shows vomiting, abdominal pain, or bloody stool.
Duck bones are dense bones from wings, legs, or carcasses left after roasting or meal preparation.
Found in leftovers, stock pots, and trash after roasting or butchering. Wing bones are small and easy to miss on plates or in mixed scraps.
Bones can hide inside soup, takeout containers, and plated scraps. Smoked duck wing treats may shatter similarly to cooked bones. Wrap carcasses before disposal and keep trash secured.
