Paw Joy Rawhide Dog Chew Bone 4 Inches | Chicken Flavour | Dog Treats | 5 Kg

Paw Joy Rawhide Dog Chew Bone is a 4-inch, chicken-flavoured rawhide chew for dogs. It may provide chewing stimulation and may support cleaner teeth and fresher breath when offered with close supervision.

Offer one chew at a time, especially when introducing it. Stay with your dog while it chews and remove the chew if it gulps large pieces, gags or chokes. Take it away when it becomes small enough to swallow whole. If needed, ask your dog to sit and exchange the chew for another treat.

• Bone-shaped rawhide chew
• Chicken-flavoured variant
• 4-inch chew size

• Dogs that are sensitive or allergic to rawhide or materials used to make it may develop digestive irritation, including diarrhoea.
• Swallowing large pieces may cause choking or a blockage in the digestive tract.

• Ask your dog's doctor how much is suitable. Smaller dogs generally need fewer chews.
• When first offering rawhide, give one chew and wait a day to see how your dog's digestive system responds.
• Keep your dog separate from other pets during chew time, especially if it guards food, to reduce gulping.
• Rawhide may carry contamination risks, including Salmonella or E. coli, and may contain trace amounts of toxic chemicals. Wash your hands thoroughly after handling it.
• Young children and family members with immune system problems should not handle rawhide chews.
• Dogs with previous digestive trouble after rawhide, or dogs that swallow large pieces, may need a different chew.
• Contact your dog's doctor for repeated swallowing, diarrhoea with or without blood, low energy, signs of pain, refusal to eat, weight loss, straining to poop or inability to poop.

• Rawhide: Rawhide treats are made from the inner layer of cow or horse hides.
• Chicken flavour: Chicken flavour is stated for this variant.

This is an edible rawhide chew. Natural marrow bones and hard rubber toys are alternative chewing options for dogs that do not do well with rawhide.

• For a dog's natural urge to chew.
• For supervised chew time with an edible rawhide treat.
• As an alternative to chewing items such as shoes or furniture.

• Chewing may provide stimulation and may help ease anxiety in some dogs.
• Regular chewing may help keep the jaws strong.
• It may help reduce plaque and tartar build-up on teeth.
• Chewing may leave a dog's breath a little fresher.