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1 When supplementing a homemade pet diet, either human grade bone meal made in a USDA plant or MCHA (microcrystalline hydroxyapatite) is the best choice. 2  Your dog can benefit from both edible raw bones (from poultry) and recreational raw bones, which are the big marrow-filled bones of large animals. Dogs and cats need the minerals provided by animal bones as part of a healthy, balanced diet. 2  The primary nutrients provided by bones are calcium and phosphorus. 3  Both the total dietary amount and the ratios of these two minerals are important considerations when feeding your cat or dog.