Large Hock Knuckle

$20.00

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A HUGE treat for big dogs (or a BIG challenge for the small dog with superpowers!). Giving many days of chewing enjoyment.

100% Australian grass fed and finished beef fetlock joints Low temperature dehydrated, these are among the first release of the exciting high-welfare, pastured range. This is part of the biggest change to ethical choice foods available to dogs. Check out the source blurb below for more info.

Low temp dehydrated – safe for chewing
High marrow and sinew content with great teeth cleaning texture
Low odour, perfect for indoor chewing
For sizing & feeding guide – see below
These things are HUGE – usually around 700-800g

Storage: in hot or humid weather store your treatos in an airtight container in the fridge – or for the meatier & fur products (rabbit & beef) store in the freezer – you can even give your doggo the frozen treat for a longer lasting chew

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Categories: All Products, Beef chews for dogs , Chewy Challenges, Treats & Chews Tag: For dogs

Description

Source Story:

Low temperature dehydrated beef hocks from the highest welfare, pasture raised beef in Australia. From start to finish these animals received the highest welfare lifestyle which includes on-farm processing (instead of the stress & fear associated with abattoirs)

In keeping with ‘honouring the whole animal’ we’ve partnered with a progressive beef producer to use the organs, bones and other parts as dog treats and chews , this ensures that nothing is wasted, and everything is celebrated. To read more about this please see our article – Highest Welfare Produce for Dogs: Introducing our Pastured Beef Range

TLDR: These treats are fattier/greasier than the what you’re probably used to… but that’s a good thing.

These treatos will present as slightly greasier than a pet shop treat because they contain higher levels of grass fed ‘good’ fats. This grass fed & grass finished fat is a fantastic natural preservative and contains optimum levels of Omega 3s. It also contains CLA (conjugated linoleic acid) which is considered one of the best ‘good fats’ for dogs. You can read all about the geeky world of essential fatty acids for dogs here.

Sizing/Feeding Guide:

These things are freakin MASSIVE.

We suggest using them as a recreational bone rather than feeding as a meal. I’ve been offering one to our med/large dog for a few hours each day for the last 4 days and he’s still gnawing at the sinew and tendons.

These are a super interesting shape for dogs to enjoy the chewing challenge (and enrichment) of a complex joint.

Offering weight bearing bones for full consumption is a matter of choice. If your dog is a sensible chewer – then allow full consumption. Otherwise, remove from your dog when all sinew, soft tissue and accessible marrow has been removed.