A few tips when feeding Raw Meaty Bones or Chews:

• Never cut or saw bones.
• Never feed bones with small children present.
• Never leave a dog unattended with a bone.
• Never feed cooked bones.
• Always separate multi-dog households before feeding to prevent fights (raw meaty bones have a very high resource value and even the very best of friends may fight).
• Always feed bones appropriate to the dog’s age, size, breed and experience.
• Do not feed bones from the butcher as their storage history is unknown and bacteria may be prevalent.
• If storing in between chewing sessions, rinse the bone under cold water and store in a plastic bag or container in the fridge.
• Always dispose of any uneaten material 24 hours after it's been defrosted.
• For seniors (7+ years) just beginning their raw food journey, start with bone-free chews or softer bones.
• Too much bone may lead to constipation.
• Handle in the same way that you would any raw product at home and always keep feeding areas clean.

Storage: Keep frozen until use. Defrost in a sealed container on the side for two hours or in the fridge overnight. Once defrosted please use the product within 24 hours. If storing after a chew session, rinse the treat under cold water and store in a sealed plastic bag or container in the fridge for a maximum of 24 hours.

We recommend raw meaty bones & chews to be fed as part of a healthy raw diet 1-3 times per week.