Lamb Bones for Dogs

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LAMB bone dog treats – made in Australia

Lamb is a favourite of dogs and owners alike. And lamb bones are just as important to dogs ! Everyone dreams of a lazy Sunday roast, and I imagine dogs do to. And for both humans and dogs a lot of that has to do with the smell as much as the taste, and since dog’s sense of smell is supercharged, even the bones smell highly attractive.

Lamb bones are very diverse in shape and change with every batch, Some are only 10 cm long and look like a thinned down pork bone, occasionally we get ones that are 15cm plus long with a thinner shaft again.

Bones are very primal thing, something to be cherished by your dog, to be buried and dug up, or on the case of the lamb bone to be enjoyed straight away. The reason that the lamb bone is coveted, is that similar to the pork bone, they are relatively small, without being dangerously small (ie tiny brittle bone small).

Lamb bones like pork bones are also great for most sized dogs, but we are probably leaning more towards the small good chewer or medium sized dog medium chewer.  The reason for this is that lamb bones are typically thin shaft with relatively good meaty/ gristle end pieces that most dogs can chew off.

For the average dog, after chewing off the end pieces, the rest of the bone can be discarded, unless they are a very careful chewer and strong chewer that the owners can safely trust to slowly chew some of the marrow out.

LAMB BONE BENEFITS

• Has snippets of meat on the nubs
• Great occupier treat for small to medium sized dogs – not necessarily for big hard chewers.
• One of the most cost effective leg bones around. Especially when you buy in bulk amounts.
• The primal nature of bones. Dogs dont have to consume any of the bone to enjoy it. Just chewing the softer ends, and keeping it near them can add a high level of security.

Bruce’s allied recommendations:

• Looking for a softer everyday lamb treat? Try Lamb Jerky.
• For puppies, seniors or training, our Lamb Sticks are another popular option.
• Lamb Puff Crisp is Ideal when you’re looking for quick reward treats. They easily explode into crumbly peices of delightful meat adding a touch of excitement to treat time.

Lamb bone dog treats are mainly used as an OCCUPIER treat for small to medium sized dogs, because big dogs have a higher likelihood of snapping the bones straight away and reducing the game time.

But for small and medium dogs its often more about the primal urge to secure food and just HAVE the bone in their possession. Unlike jerkies that might smell a little more on hot days, bones only have a little meat on them, so they keep themselves ‘nicer’ over a few days .

Lamb bones are one of our smaller bones, except for roo ribs, chicken necks and Crocodile leg bones.  So provide a good size for a good price.

Bruce’s ‘other’ dog bones recommendations

• Kangaroo Tail Tip and Kangaroo ribletts are smaller and softer bones than lamb, but for small dogs are a popular medium-lasting natural chew. Note Roo ribs also come in full rib sizes as well as single sticks.
• If you are looking for another natural chewing option? Try our Veal Breast Bone. These have equal measure meat and bone.
• Looking for something a little different? Our Crocodile Leg Bones offer an alternative novel protein chew. Meaning great for dogs prone to allergies !
• Emu rib bones are Great for owners wanting to rotate different natural chewing treats. Like Crocodile and roo, Emu are also hypo-allergenic
• Dogs that enjoy Lamb Bones but are after something bigger often also enjoy our Beef Leg Bones (massive) or high volume beef shank bones. When available

If you have any safety concerns check with your vet, or at least observe your dog eating bones the first few times.

If you love the idea of dog treat bones, but want more options, we have one of the most wide and affordable ranges in Australia.

Buying lamb bone dog treats in bulk makes sense … thats why you can buy single, x 5 or in a dozen !

INGREDIENTS:  100% lamb leg bone.

Always consult your vet, or observe your dog for the first few times they eat any bone,  just to make sure that they chew well, and they are safe.