Purina Busy Rib Hide Long-Lasting Beef Hide Chew Dog Treat

Busy Rib Hide Long-Lasting Beef Hide Dog Treats are perfect for small to medium-sized dogs. Each treat offers plenty of beef hide and creates a savory, long-lasting experience while chomping away. Perfect for keeping your dog entertained and engaged, Busy Long-Lasting Rib Hide Treats are a great choice for rewarding good behavior or just showing love to your furry friend.

Busy Rib Hide Long-Lasting Beef Hide Dog Treats are an exceptional treat for pet owners who wish to offer a delicious, engaging reward for small to medium-sized dogs. These long-lasting chews will not only feed your dog's natural urge to chew but will also support dental health, making them one of the great additions to your pet's arsenal of treats.

• Size: Small/Medium Dogs
• Flavor: Beef Hide
• Texture: Long-lasting Chew
• Packaging: Available in Variety Pack Sizes
• Ingredients: High-quality beef hide and other safe ingredients
• Purpose: Promotes good chewing; it's boredom-busting and good for dental health
• Benefits: Long-lasting, engaging, and flavorful

Feeding Instructions:

Feed as a treat to your adult dog. This product is a treat and is not intended to be fed as a meal. The caloric intake from treats should not exceed 10% of a dog's total daily caloric requirement. If treats are given, the amount of food should be reduced accordingly. Monitor your dog to ensure the treat is adequately chewed before swallowing. This chew snack is not suitable for puppies under one year of age or adult dogs less than 20 pounds. Provide adequate fresh water in a clean container daily. For your pet's health, see your veterinarian regularly. Feed on an easy-to-clean surface.

Ingredients:

Beefhide, Rye Flour, Maltodextrins, Wheat Flour, Sugar, Animal Digest, Animal Fat Preserved With Tbhq, Lecithin, Salt, Phosphoric Acid, Sorbic Acid (A Preservative), Citrus Pulp, Propionic Acid (A Preservative), Potassium Sorbate (A Preservative). A-5468.

Calorie Content (calculated) ME:

3,945 kcal/kg, 195 kcal/piece

FAQ

Are Busy Rib good for dogs?

Busy Rib are good for dogs because they provide them with entertainment and dental benefits. The peculiarity of these dog treats makes sure that they create a long period of chewing to satiate your dog's innate urge to chew and promote dental health.

The textured surface of Busy Rib cleans teeth and gums while your dog is chewing for fresher breath and healthier teeth with less plaque and tartar buildup over time.

Keep in mind, however, that you must choose an appropriate size of Busy Rib for your dog's safe consumption. Monitor your dog in the act of enjoying his or her treat, especially if he or she happens to be a strong chewer or one to swallow large pieces.

In general, though, as with any other treat, the key is not to overfeed into the area of imbalance. Always check the ingredient list to ensure Busy Rib are good for your dog's needs, and if you're concerned about using them, consult your veterinarian.

How long does it last?

This will be based on the size and chewing intensity of your dog, together with his habits. Generally, this treat is long-lasting for small and medium-sized dogs.

What is the frequency at which I can offer my dog Busy Rib Hide treats?

Provide as an intermittent treat or incentive. Make sure to always watch over your dog when they are chewing and have fresh water available.

Are there high-quality ingredients in Busy Rib Hide Treats?

Yes, our Busy Rib Hide Treats are made with high ingredients. Always check the package for the most updated ingredient list and other added components.

How should these snacks be stored ideally?

To ensure freshness and quality, keep Busy Bone Rib Hide Treats stored in a cool, dry location.

Are they good for puppies?

Busy Rib Hide Treats should only be fed to adult dogs that are classified as small or medium breeds. Speak with your veterinarian for advice on the best treat to feed your puppy.

Can the snacks upset a dog's stomach?

While most dogs can eat these treats without any problems whatsoever, there are still some individual dogs that may have stomach upset.