Natures Menu Beef Ribs - Pack of 2

No, these are advanced bones and suitable only for dogs aged 12 months and older who have prior experience with intermediate bones.

No, this product is only suitable for dogs that have been 100% raw-fed for a minimum of 4 weeks. It is also considered an advanced bone, requiring prior exposure to less challenging bones.

These are intended as occasional treats. The frequency will depend on your dog's overall diet, chewing habits, and digestive response. Monitor your dog closely.

No, it is crucial to always feed bones and chews raw, never cooked. Cooked bones can become brittle and dangerous.

Too much bone can lead to constipation. Ensure adequate water intake and consider reducing the frequency or size of bone treats. If you are concerned, consult your veterinarian.

These are designed to be mess-free natural raw treats. However, like all raw food, some minor mess can occur. It's recommended to serve them on a suitable surface or mat.

These are advanced bones for strong chewers. If your dog is not a strong or experienced chewer, they may not be suitable. Start with softer, smaller raw treats or intermediate bones.

This might indicate the bone is too advanced or the dog is not yet ready for this type of chew. Revert to intermediate bones or smaller raw treats and gradually reintroduce.

Immediately remove the bone. This chew is not suitable for your dog's current chewing style. Supervise even more closely and consider alternative, softer treats.

Too much bone can lead to constipation. Reduce the frequency or size of bone treats. Ensure adequate water intake for your dog.

Remove the bone immediately. While some fragmentation is normal, if it becomes excessively sharp or brittle, it may not be suitable. Always supervise and remove small or sharp pieces.