Cow Hoof
£1.00
Description:
Our Cow Hooves are a durable, long-lasting chew made from 100% cow hooves. Perfect for aggressive chewers, these treats help satisfy your dog’s instinctual need to chew while promoting dental health by reducing plaque and tartar buildup. Rich in protein and low in fat, they provide a tasty and nutritious option for your furry friend.
Free from artificial additives and preservatives, our cow hoof treats are a wholesome choice for dogs of all sizes. Treat your pup to a natural delight that keeps them engaged and happy!
Suitable for puppies 16 weeks +
Features:
100% Natural Ingredients: Made from high-quality, all-natural cow hooves with no artificial additives or preservatives.
Durable Chew: Designed for aggressive chewers, providing long-lasting entertainment.
Variety of Sizes: Available in different sizes to suit dogs of all breeds.
Rich in Protein: Provides essential protein for muscle maintenance and energy.
Low in Fat: A healthier treat option that helps manage weight.
Benefits:
Dental Health: Chewing on cow hooves helps reduce plaque and tartar buildup, promoting better oral hygiene.
Mental Stimulation: Keeps dogs engaged and mentally stimulated, reducing boredom and destructive behavior.
Natural Chewing Instincts: Satisfies your dog’s natural urge to chew, which can help alleviate anxiety.
Nutritional Value: Offers a source of essential nutrients and minerals beneficial for overall health.
Allergy-Friendly: A single-ingredient treat that is suitable for dogs with food sensitivities.
Convenient Treat: Easy to store and serve, making them a practical option for pet owners.
Feeding your dog natural cow hooves provides a tasty, nutritious, and engaging treat that supports their health and well-being!
Composition: 100% Beef Hoof
Analytical Constituents: Protein 90.3% Fat 0.4% Moisture 13.7%
Feeding Guidelines:
Feed as a treat or reward as part of a balanced diet. Always ensure fresh water is available. Store in a cool, dry place and place in an air tight container to maintain freshness.
