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Got a Bone
to Pick?

Raw Bones

Not only do our handpicked selection of raw bones provide vital minerals like calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, but they also keep our furry companion's teeth and gums in tip-top shape. But it's not just about nutrition; chewing on raw bones provides mental stimulation and releases those feel-good endorphins. Watch as they savour every bite, indulging in the natural instincts that make them truly happy.

Choose your type of pet

STEP 1:

Bone Quiz Start

Choose your pet's chew style

STEP 2:

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For nibble masters,
slow and steady.

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Aggressive Chewers

For power-chewers,
seeking a challenge.

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For pets with no time
to chew, just swallow!

Step2

Bone Safety Information

Check:

Gentle
Chewers

Consumable
Bones

Recreational
Bones

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Small Dogs

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Medium Dogs

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Large Dogs

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Gentle Chewers

Aggressive
Chewers

Consumable
Bones

Recreational
Bones

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Small Dogs

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Recreational
Bones not
recommended
for Aggressive
Chewers

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Medium Dogs

Recreational
Bones not
recommended
for Aggressive
Chewers

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Large Dogs

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Recreational
Bones not
recommended
for Aggressive
Chewers

Agressive Chewers

Gulpers

Consumable
Bones

Recreational
Bones

Small Dogs

Medium Dogs

Large Dogs

Recreational
Bones not
recommended
for Gulpers

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Gulpers

Cats

Consumable
Bones

Recreational
Bones

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Bone Safety Checklist

Disclaimer: Please note that the bone feeding quiz is designed for informational purposes only. Every pet may not fit into a specified category. Always refer to bone packaging instructions before feeding.

Health issues: If your pet has any health issues such as GI disease, IBD/IBS, pancreatitis, or other conditions, it is essential to consult with your veterinarian before selecting any bone. Your vet can recommend the best options tailored to your pet's specific health needs.

Dental risks: Please be aware that bones pose a dental risk to all pets, not just those with existing dental problems. Prior to choosing any bone for your dog with dental disease, dental work, or if you have concerns about their oral health, it is imperative to consult your veterinarian. Understanding the potential risks associated with bone consumption is vital for your pet's overall well-being.

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