Beef Shin Bone

serious chewing session.

• Single ingredient: Beef shin bone
• Chew style: Very hard, long-lasting chew
• Meaty: Naturally attached tissue adds flavor and interest
• No fillers: Nothing added to bulk up the chew

Important: Shin bones are extremely hard and can potentially crack or fracture teeth, especially with powerful chewers. Always supervise and choose appropriately for your dog’s chewing style.

Ingredient: 100% beef shin bone.

A dense beef bone with naturally attached meat and connective tissue.

Nothing added. No fillers, artificial flavors, colors, or unnecessary additives.

A shin bone comes from the lower leg of cattle and is a dense, weight-bearing bone.

Its hardness makes it a longer-lasting chew than softer treats such as ears or lung, but that hardness also means extra care is needed with aggressive chewers.

Every natural bone varies somewhat in size, shape, and amount of attached tissue.

Chew style: Very hard, long-lasting bone chew.

• Always supervise your dog while chewing.
• Hard bones can crack or fracture teeth, especially with powerful chewers.
• Choose a bone appropriate for your dog’s size and chewing habits.
• Remove it if it develops sharp edges, splinters, or becomes small enough to swallow.
• Do not allow your dog to swallow large pieces of bone.
• Provide fresh drinking water.

If your dog is an aggressive power chewer, use extra caution with hard bones.