One of the reasons that vets are anti-raw, is that as a business, it isn't profitable for them to have a dog fed raw on their books, as they can't sell you their extortionately priced dog food, and generally, raw fed dogs don't have to see the vet as often as they are extremely healthy on it.

Jess has been fed raw for about 4 years, and she has only had to visit the vets either because of vaccinations, or when she was attacked, so she isn't a profitable dog for the vets. She has never had any problems with bones, and her tummy has been amazing since being on raw.

If I were you, I'd go on your gut feeling. If you feel that raw would be the best route, go for that. You can buy mince that has bone mixed in. You can also buy a bonemeal powder that you could add if you were really that confused with regards to bones. If you feel that a different kibble is the way forward, go for that There is only you that knows your dog and how they act/feel on that particular food

You could always try raw, and then if it doesn't work out, just go back to kibble (I doubt anything will go wrong though )