One of the biggest risks with rawhide bones is the fact that they don’t digest well. This can lead to chunks of rawhide bone being lodged in your dog’s stomach or digestive tract, causing blockages and other health issues.
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In this short video, Chris goes over a few of the best options available today for rawhide bone alternatives. We have each of these bones and chews available on our website and we’ll ship them right to your door!
North Winds Premium Peak Chaser Chew
This is arguably the longest lasting chew of the bunch, and we always recommend these to dogs that really like to persistently chew their treats and bones. This is a store favorite for the simple fact that these chews are clean! You can give one to your pup and let them eat it on the carpet without any nasty staining or major chunks coming off.
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What about lamb ear or cow ears? My dog LOVES lamb ears but I picked him up a collagen stick today
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Sorry I don’t understand how the hide itself be bad for dogs if they are natural predators? What I do get is that if it is dried using ammonia, that could be bad for them though.
I find collagen rolls last longer than bully sticks of the same size for my Boston terrier