Spizzles Cow Hooves - Medium/Large

Spizzles Cow Hooves are a natural and long-lasting dog chew, crafted to support your canine companion's dental health. Made from 100% natural cow hooves, these chews are sourced from trusted suppliers, ensuring quality and safety for your pet.

The natural chewing action helps reduce plaque and tartar buildup, promoting healthy gums and teeth. Beyond dental benefits, Spizzles Cow Hooves provide entertainment and stress relief, making them an excellent addition to your dog's daily routine. Give your furry friend a wholesome and satisfying chew with Spizzles Cow Hooves.

Key Features:

• Natural Dental Care: Spizzles Cow Hooves provide a natural and effective way to support your dog's dental health, reducing plaque and tartar buildup.
• Long-Lasting Chew: Designed to keep your dog engaged, these hooves are long-lasting, offering hours of chewing satisfaction.
• High-Quality Sourcing: Made from 100% natural cow hooves, sourced from trusted suppliers, ensuring a safe and healthy chew for your pet.
• Promotes Oral Hygiene: Chewing on hooves helps promote healthy gums and teeth, preventing dental issues and promoting fresh breath.
• Entertainment and Stress Relief: Beyond dental benefits, these hooves provide entertainment and stress relief, satisfying your dog's natural chewing instincts.

Dosage:

• Provide one Spizzles Cow Hoof per day for small to medium-sized dogs.
• For larger breeds, you may offer up to two hooves per day, based on your dog's chewing habits.

Administering the Chew:

• Introduce the cow hoof to your dog in a supervised environment.
• Ensure your dog has access to fresh water during and after chewing.

Monitor Chewing Sessions:

• Observe your dog while chewing to ensure safe and proper consumption.
• If the hoof becomes small enough to swallow whole, remove it to prevent a choking hazard.

Storage:

• Store Spizzles Cow Hooves in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Seal the packaging tightly to maintain freshness.

Consultation with Veterinarian:

• Before introducing any new chew or treat, consult with your veterinarian, especially if your dog has pre-existing health conditions or dietary restrictions.