Stuffed Shin Bones For Dogs

What dog doesnt love a good chew? The trouble is, most products on the market are made of chemicals and additives. Thats why you need to get your hands on this bully-stuffed shin bone from EcoKind! Our 100% natural beef bone for dogs has no chemical additives or fillers. Plus, all our beef products come from only free-range, grass-fed cattle! Slow-roasted so every bone retains all the delicious meaty flavors – your pup will be jumping up and down with joy when they sink their teeth into this one!

Unlike all those low-quality dog bones and chews, EcoKind bones for aggressive chewers is 100% natural and contains no additives. Every doggo deserves a scrumptious bone, and you can always be confident your dog is getting the best quality treats from EcoKind

Our stuffed shin bones are available in 4 and 6, so you can get the bone thats just right for your pup. Plus, theyre delicious! – carefully slow-roasted to retain all the meaty flavors, our huge dog bone will make your doggy jump up and down from joy.

EcoKind stuffed shin bones are sourced from grass-fed, free-range cattle, so you can rest assured that theyre fully digestible and ideal for sensitive stomachs. Our bones are stuffed with nothing but bully meal so your pup eats nothing but beef.

It’s Nutritious! – each large dog bone for aggressive chewers contains essential fatty acids, minerals and vitamins for a balanced diet. Our filled bones for dogs are packed with TONS of vitamins and minerals to keep your pooch happy!

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FAQ

Are stuffed shin bones safe for dogs?

An FDA report warns dog owners of the dangers of “bone treats,” which can consist of full or partial pieces of animal bone. Stuff your dog’s stocking with knickknacks. Paddywhacks, even. But — you’ve likely guessed it by now — avoid giving the dog a bone, at least a “bone treat.”

Are Barkworthies bones safe for dogs?

The Barkworthies Stuffed Shin Bone can be enjoyed by your dog even after the filling is gone by re-filling it with your dog’s favorite treat, it is a great natural alternative to plastic stuffable toys.

What bones are good for dogs to chew on?

Don’t feed small bones that can be swallowed whole or pose a choking risk, or bones that have been cut, such as a leg bone. Cut bones are more likely to splinter. Don’t feed pork bones or rib bones. They’re more likely to splinter than other types of bones.