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Red Dog Blue Kat, Kangaroo Tail Medium Frozen Bone 2pk - Frozen Dog Food
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Raw bones are an essential part of a high-quality raw diet. They provide a natural source of calcium and help support oral health, nature’s toothbrush at work. Chewing on bones also helps release endorphins, offering mental stimulation and enrichment for your dog.
This bone may be more difficult to digest and should be fed with caution to aggressive chewers and smaller dogs. Always discard any leftover bone after feeding.
Consumable bone, non-weight-bearing, soft, and marrow-filled (not recommended for pets predisposed to pancreatitis). Excellent natural source of calcium.
This bone may be more difficult to digest and should be fed with caution to aggressive chewers and smaller dogs. Always discard any leftover bone after feeding.
Consumable bone, non-weight-bearing, soft, and marrow-filled (not recommended for pets predisposed to pancreatitis). Excellent natural source of calcium.
- Raw bones are an essential part of a high-quality raw diet
- They are a source of calcium
- They help promote oral health
- Chewing on bones also helps release endorphins
SKU: 145739
Wild kangaroo tail.
Feeding guidelines:
When choosing a raw bone for your pet, please keep these important tips in mind:
Always choose bones larger than your pet’s mouth to help prevent choking
Always supervise your pet while chewing on bones
Never feed cooked bones
If your pet cannot tolerate raw bones, be sure to include a meal containing bone 3 to 4 times per week. Alternatively, you can add a high-quality natural calcium supplement to their diet.
When choosing a raw bone for your pet, please keep these important tips in mind:
Always choose bones larger than your pet’s mouth to help prevent choking
Always supervise your pet while chewing on bones
Never feed cooked bones
If your pet cannot tolerate raw bones, be sure to include a meal containing bone 3 to 4 times per week. Alternatively, you can add a high-quality natural calcium supplement to their diet.
Description
Raw bones are an essential part of a high-quality raw diet. They provide a natural source of calcium and help support oral health, nature’s toothbrush at work. Chewing on bones also helps release endorphins, offering mental stimulation and enrichment for your dog.
This bone may be more difficult to digest and should be fed with caution to aggressive chewers and smaller dogs. Always discard any leftover bone after feeding.
Consumable bone, non-weight-bearing, soft, and marrow-filled (not recommended for pets predisposed to pancreatitis). Excellent natural source of calcium.
This bone may be more difficult to digest and should be fed with caution to aggressive chewers and smaller dogs. Always discard any leftover bone after feeding.
Consumable bone, non-weight-bearing, soft, and marrow-filled (not recommended for pets predisposed to pancreatitis). Excellent natural source of calcium.
- Raw bones are an essential part of a high-quality raw diet
- They are a source of calcium
- They help promote oral health
- Chewing on bones also helps release endorphins
SKU: 145739
Ingredients
Wild kangaroo tail.
Instructions/Directions
Feeding guidelines:
When choosing a raw bone for your pet, please keep these important tips in mind:
Always choose bones larger than your pet’s mouth to help prevent choking
Always supervise your pet while chewing on bones
Never feed cooked bones
If your pet cannot tolerate raw bones, be sure to include a meal containing bone 3 to 4 times per week. Alternatively, you can add a high-quality natural calcium supplement to their diet.
When choosing a raw bone for your pet, please keep these important tips in mind:
Always choose bones larger than your pet’s mouth to help prevent choking
Always supervise your pet while chewing on bones
Never feed cooked bones
If your pet cannot tolerate raw bones, be sure to include a meal containing bone 3 to 4 times per week. Alternatively, you can add a high-quality natural calcium supplement to their diet.
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