Roasted Knuckle Bone - T.Forrest

The duration varies depending on your dog's chewing habits and size. However, the slow-roasting process and single-ingredient nature of the bone ensures it will last longer than many other treats.

It's best to consult with your veterinarian before giving a Roasted Knuckle Bone to a puppy. They may be more likely to ingest pieces they shouldn't.

Remove the bone and monitor your dog. Contact your veterinarian immediately if you notice any changes in their behavior or signs of distress.

Store the bone in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Because it is a single-ingredient treat, it is less likely to cause allergies, however, it is best to check with your veterinarian if your dog has any known sensitivities.

Like any chew treat, there may be some residue. It's advisable to give the bone to your dog on a surface that is easy to clean.

The bone is sourced from British beef.

No, it contains no hidden nasties, artificial preservatives, or colorants.

Take the bone away and replace it with a softer chew toy. Ensure the bone size is appropriate for your dog's chewing habits.

Try lightly moistening the bone or rubbing a bit of peanut butter on it to entice your dog. Make sure there are no competing treats available.