Bones & Co Frozen Bones Buffalo Rib 5" 4 Pack

WHAT'S THE BIG DEAL? 

It can be ruff finding raw meaty bones sourced and raised responsibly for small dogs. To show respect to the little guys, we spent months looking for the best farmers we could find for these rib bones.  

You see, I know how busy you are. You're a dog mom (or dad), so of course you're basically a superhero dedicated to the health & wellness of your pup. It's our duty, and pleasure, to make that journey is easier for you. That's why these bones are a game-changer!

BUT, HOW IS THIS DIFFERENT FROM OTHER OPTIONS? 

Where do I start?! There are SO many reasons why Buffalo Rib Bones are great treats. Does your dog have allergies? Do you even THINK your dog has allergies? Buffalo is a novel protein, which means it can be awesome for dogs with allergies and sensitive tummies.  

And like I mentioned above, you have a lot on your plate. Now you have Buffalo Rib Bones to help keep your smaller dog mentally and physically stimulated. If your dog has ever shown signs of boredom (ie. digging, jumping up, chewing, acting out, barking), then they need something to do! Gnawing on raw frozen bones is a great way to satisfy your dog's innate desire to CHEW! 

HERE ARE JUST A FEW MORE BENEFITS (SINCE YOU ASKED) 
 

- Nature's toothbrush

- Provides mental stimulation

- Promotes healthy poo

- Packed with essential nutrients

- No hormones, no preservatives, just raw goodness

Ingredients

Buffalo Ribs

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein (min): 12%

Crude Fat (min): 8%

Crude Fiber (max): 3%

Moisture (max): 25%

Caloric Content

1434 kcal/kg; 81 kcal per rib

SAFE CHEWING! 

Below are some tips on safe chewing for ANY raw bone:

- Always supervise chewing, and discard when meat/marrow is gone 

- Always pick an appropriate size based on your dog (Bison Ribs are best for 25lb dogs and under) 

- Never cook the bones, and do not serve cooked bones to your dog  

- We love feeding our bones (supervised) in the backyard! Less mess! 

- If your dog has restorative dental work/crowns/missing teeth, avoid feeding bones

- Know your dog. If they are likely to try and gulp/swallow, bones may not be the best option

- Always seek veterinarian (we love holistic vets) advice when needed!