Protein rich long bones with hints of dehydrated meat attached to it, these chompers ensure that your baby is engaged both physically and mentally to expend all that pent up energy to get to the juicy parts. An excellent way to naturally clean teeth of plaque and tartar, these all natural chewies are the definitive go to for those healthy, sparkling smiles!

Ingredients:

1. Cleaned buffalo large hollow bones;
2. Turmeric;
3. Black pepper powder;
4. Thyme;
5. Rosemary.

Instructions For Usage:

• STEP 1: Restrain dog so that packet does not get attacked. This is very important.
• STEP 2: Cut open packet and offer the food to goodboi/ bestgirl. Ensure human fingers are not eaten in the process. This is not a desirable outcome.
• STEP 3: Do not allow the bone to be consumed at once, because it may cause constipation. After around 30 to 40 minutes, keep the rest of the bone in a close packet and keep it in cool dark place. Ensure goodboi/ bestgirl cannot access this place. They have far more brains than they would have you believe.
• STEP 4: Do not fall for begging eyes trick. These are high protein dense foods, and if given in excess, may cause tummy upsets.

AND YES, HE IS THE GOODESTBOI AND THE BESTESTGIRL.

Special Note:

If you have never given your puppy dehydrated treats before, here is a four step guide to help transition your dog better:

1. Begin with a Small Amount (Days 1–2):
Start by offering a very small piece—just a nibble—to test your dog’s reaction. This helps prevent digestive upset and lets you gauge their interest.

2. Observe for Any Sensitivities (Days 3–4):
Watch for signs of intolerance like soft stool, vomiting, or itching. If everything looks normal, you can continue offering slightly larger portions—still in moderation.

3. Use Treats Purposefully (Days 5–7):
Incorporate the treats into short training sessions or as a special reward. This builds positive associations and keeps treat intake controlled.

4. Make Them Part of the Routine (Week 2+):
If your dog is tolerating the treats well, you can make them a regular part of their diet—used in moderation, not as a meal replacement. Always ensure clean water is available and store treats in a cool, dry place.

Pro Tip: For dogs with sensitive stomachs or on restricted diets, introduce one new treat at a time and drop us a message on WhatsApp if unsure.