Original bones with chicken meat.

Delicious Bones wrapped in tough premium rawhide the unique combination of chew and treat.

- Cleans teeth- Reduces plaque and advances tartar build-up- Satisfies a dog's natural chewing instinct- Hours of chewing fun with no leftovers- Only 2% fat- No artificial colors or flavor enhancers

Chew Bone ideal for large and oversized dog breeds.Recommended for dogs weighing at least 20 kg.

View more details:Chew Bone ideal for large and oversized dog breeds.Recommended for dogs weighing at least 20 kg.

A few tips and guidelines that you can use as points to establish whether your dogís weight is normal or whether it's too fat or too thin. Examine your dog closely and run your hands over him. His weight is considered normal if you can feel his ribs benefit a thin layer of body fat. The same goes for the bones at the base of the tail. When viewed from above, you should also be able to observe a clearly defined waist. When a dog is too thin, depending on how poorly underweight he is, the healthy layer of fat becomes thinner and thinner until there is no layer of fat left. The ribs became incrementally visible, the spine can be easily felt and the body has a hollow appearance when viewed from above. The opposite occurs when a dog is too fat. Depending on how poorly overweight the dog is, the layer of fat becomes larger so that the ribs are not easily felt and rolls of fat form at the base of the tail. When viewed from above, the back will also look anything from slightly to extremely broad and the waistline is non-existent. In addition to this combination of visual indicators and ttouch testsî, there are also, of course, breed-specific weight guidelines that you can follow. However, even here, bear in mind that a dogís individual ideal weight can deviate from the norm. If you want to be sure about your dogís weight, you should talk to your vet or breeder.