Beef Neck Bone (BCR)
$15.99
A technical chewing bone, beef necks are low in fat with a good amount of meat & sinews. For a long lasting chew this is a go-to choice.
- Ontario Sourced Beef
- Hormone & Antibiotic Free
- Recreation Chewing Bone
- Great for cleaning plaque and tartar on teeth
- Excellent physical and mental exercise for your dog
- Portion Sized for medium to large breeds
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Description
Size: 4″-6″ — 2lb bag
For Medium-Large Dogs (>40 pounds)
Ingredients
Beef Neck Bone
Additional Info
Feeding Instructions
-Monitor pet at all times when feeding raw bones
-Offer bones frozen or partially thawed to ensure the meat and bones are chewed thoroughly before swallowing
-Meal Replacement raw meaty bone that can be up to 30% of pet’s daily ratio
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