Fortunately no one told the dogs they couldn't eat bones and they did very well with them. Thus, the BARF diet was reborn. Some very popular choices are turkey necks, chicken necks, chicken wings, chicken backs, and lamb neck bones. These bones are soft and pliable and dogs are able to chew them easily. They must be fed raw.
Cooked bones are dangerous and can be deadly.
The other mainstay of the diet is a variety of pureed raw vegetables such as carrots, celery, leafy greens, cabbage, beets, squash. Dogs cannot digest the cellulose in the cell walls of vegetables. In order to make them readily digestible, vegetables have to be pureed in a blender to the consistency of baby food or put through a juicer. Yogurt, cottage cheese, ricotta cheese, raw or cooked eggs, organ meats, and even small amounts of leftovers in the form of lean meats, cooked vegetables, rice, oatmeal, or pasta are added occasionally. It isn't necessary to balance every meal.