Bones for Dogs

It is advisable to give your dog bones in raw form. Raw meaty bones are helpful in maintaining dental and gum health, offer additional nutrition, and also assist in cleaning your dog's digestive system. It is recommended to avoid offering cooked bones to your dog, as they can potentially lead to internal injuries due to splintering. It is also important to always choose bones that are size-appropriate for your dog and supervise their chewing.

Yes, some of our products, like duck pieces, are ideal for dogs with food sensitivities as they contain a single protein source, making it easier to identify and manage allergies.

The right bone choice will ideally depend on your dog's size, age, and dietary needs. While smaller dogs may benefit from smaller bones, larger breeds may need larger bones for a more satisfying chew.

Please note that feeding your dog too many bones can result in constipation. While the standard recommendation is one to two raw bones weekly, with a few days' gap between servings, it is essential to recognize that individual dogs may have distinctive dietary needs. Therefore, it is better to consult your pet's vet for this purpose.

Raw dog bones should be stored in a cool, dry place or in the freezer to maintain freshness. Always ensure they are kept in a sealed container to prevent contamination. Note somewhere that raw bones can be given frozen on hot days for added enjoyment.