CARNIS - Beef Bone Large

Dogs naturally have the desire to chew and chew on something. To meet your dog's chewing needs, you can spoil him with one of our natural bones. The bones come from one animal protein source and naturally contain many nutrients.

Natural cleaning of the teeth

By chewing and chewing on a bone, your dog's teeth are cleaned naturally. Chewing stimulates saliva production and thus contributes to the prevention of plaque formation.

Soothing

Besides the fact that your dog often finds a bone very tasty, chewing it can also have a soothing and stress-reducing effect. During chewing, the happiness hormones endorphins and dopamine are produced, which provide a good feeling. In addition, your dog often becomes tired from this pleasant exercise due to chewing and chewing.

Safety

If your dog is not used to chewing bones, you should build this up slowly. Start with 5 minutes per week and increase by 5 minutes each time up to a maximum of 30 minutes twice a week.

Choose the right size bone for your dog. Here, too big is always better than too small. It's best if your dog can't put the bone in his mouth all at once. Always throw away small pieces and leftovers.

Prevent gobbling and the risk of nasty accidents by not giving your dog a bone around the time he normally gets food.

Chewing under supervision

When chewing a bone, it is always important to supervise. It can happen that your dog chokes or hurts itself. Without your help, this can have very dire consequences. Therefore, never give your dog a bone if he has to stay home alone!