Pawkaboo® Natural Dog Treat, Pack of 6 Meat Filled Smoked Bone 3-4 INCH Length average 250g British Beef Marrow Bone All natural 1450g - 1550g For 6 bones

Description

Pack of 5 Our meat filled smoked bones, are a british beef marrow bone that has been washed, smoked and hollowed out, and then filled with a nice meaty filling in the centre. Filled bones are one of the most popular natural dog treats on the market today, a wonderful treat. They have been around for as long as we can remember, and there are good reasons for it: They are 100% NATURAL, that means that you get what you see – unlike most dog treats you will find on the supermarket shelves, these meat filled bones are totally free from artificial preservatives and colourants! They have been smoked in real wood smoked for a lovely smokey flavour. These meat filled bones have been PRODUCED IN THE UK, to the highest standards, using all UK sourced ingredients. Unlike other brands of treats and bones that import their products from abroad, we prefer UK produce for obvious reasons. They are LONG LASTING – depending on the size of your dog, they will help to keep your dogs occupied and help to reduce boredom, and mentally stimulate your dogs. They can even help to clean your dog’s teeth and gums – how wonderful! They are GRAIN & GLUTEN FREE, this means that if your dog has a gluten intolerance you are safe to feed these. The most premium dog foods are grain & gluten free, so why not feed your dog some premium filled bones? They have been SLOWLY AIR DRIED, if the bone has been dried too fast or at too high a temperature, it can cause them to go brittle and splinter. Slowly air drying our bones means that they are less likely to splinter* We recommend to all our customers that filled bones should be fed to puppies older than 6 months old and are suitable for all dog breeds and sizes. However – please ensure that fresh drinking water has been provided and you should always keep a close eye on your dog when feeding any treats, not just filled bones, as if anything was to go wrong you are there to lend a helping hand.