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Read MoreOur delicious lamb rib bones make a great healthy snack that will give your dog’s jaw a healthy workout, encouraging improved dental hygiene.
Rated by our experts as an advanced raw bone, we recommend to feed to dogs over 10 months of age and with experience of eating raw bones.
These tasty, teeth cleaning, mineral rich Lamb Ribs are packed full of natural nutrients that your dog will love.
Chewing can help induce a state of calm in dogs and feeding raw meaty bones is an important element of a raw diet.
Our range of meaty bones and chewing meats are carefully selected to accommodate dogs of all ages, sizes and breeds.
Serve as a treat 1-3 times a week or as part of a home prepared raw meal.
Always supervise your dog when feeding raw meaty bones and select a raw bone or chew that is appropriate for your dog.
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 un-attended with a bone
• Never feed cooked bones
• Always separate multi-dog house holds before feeding to prevent fights (raw meaty bones have a very high resource value and even the very best of friend dogs 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 after 24 hours post defrost
217 kcal/100g
Due to this being a natural product, colour, texture and appearance may vary from batch to batch due to seasonal variations.
Always feed bones and chews appropriate to an animal's age, breed, experience and size. This information is meant for guidance only, please treat the animal as an individual and always supervise closely with raw treats.
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.
Always feed bones and chews raw, never cooked.
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 chews session, rinse the treat under cold water and store in a sealed plastic bag or container in the fridge.
We recommend raw meaty bones & chews to be fed as part of a healthy raw diet 1-3 times per week.
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Composition
Lamb (100%)Analytical constituents
Crude Protein (14.5%), Crude Oil & Fats (21.63%), Crude Ash (14.4%), Crude Fibres (2.7%), Moisture (51.7%).
217 kcal/100g
Feefo Reviews - Average 93% (124 reviews)
Date | Score | Customer Comment | Our Response |
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02-Feb-2019 |
Product: ![]() ![]() | The dogs love it. Hopefully it will help keep teeth clean | |
22-Jan-2019 |
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22-Jan-2019 |
Product: ![]() ![]() | There is plenty of meat and fat on these ribs. They thaw quite quickly and if you need to it is easy to separate each rib with a knife. | |
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