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Horse Skin

xtra hard, extra long-lasting: Our HORSE SKIN offers demanding dogs long chewing fun and at the same time scores with natural collagen and high-quality protein. The ideal choice for four-legged friends with a strong need to chew or a sensitive diet. Mehr ErfahrenRead more
  • Extra long chewing time due to hard consistency
  • Particularly suitable for strong chewers
  • Natural and gently processed
  • Alternative protein source
  • Without artificial additives

 12,90

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250 g
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inkl. MwSt.

 51,60 / kg

Our HORSE SKIN stands out due to its exceptionally firm texture and ensures particularly long-lasting chewing pleasure. It is the ideal choice for dogs that need an intense and enduring chewing snack. Horse skin is naturally very rich in collagen and is characterized by a high crude protein content. In addition, it is considered a highly digestible alternative, especially for dogs with sensitive nutrition or on elimination diets. Thanks to high-quality processing, the firm structure is preserved, so your dog has something to chew on for a long time.

Perfect for dogs that love long-lasting activity.

Composition:
100% horse skin, gently dried

Analytical constituents:
Crude protein 64.9%, crude fat 6.2%, crude ash 4.7%, crude fiber 1.2%, moisture 14.7%

Good to know

Chewing relaxes the jaw and is proven to help reduce stress! Especially in unfamiliar and unloved situations, chewing snacks support our dogs’ well-being. Whether at the office, in a café, or while traveling – responsible owners always keep a chewing snack handy for their beloved furry friends.

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Our recommendation

Dogs that like our horse snacks also love our single-protein HORSE SAUSAGES from our YELLOW LINE: Especially for sensitive dogs, the right food is important when it comes to the best nutrition.

Rewards are a must

Rewards play an important role in modern dog training. What we humans often overlook: the recipient (dog) decides what a reward is, not the sender (human)! In order to reward our dogs properly, we therefore need to know what they like.