Dried 100% ox tail for dog

What makes 100% beef tail an ecological choice?

One ingredient, a short production chain, and natural drying – less unnecessary processing and packaging. Additionally, utilizing the tail supports the full use of the raw material, which is resource-wise. You choose a genuine animal-based chew for your dog without grains and artificial additives.

Where does this come from and what is the nature of the origin?

The raw material comes from Spain, Extremadura – an area of dehesa oak pastures, river valleys, and nature parks. The region is known for its biodiversity: a mosaic of cork oaks and open meadows, migratory birds, and varied landscapes tell of a vibrant environment. When you choose a product with a clearly stated origin, you support transparency.

Who is beef tail best suited for?

A medium-hard to hard chew is especially suitable for medium and large chewers. Examples: border collie, Labrador retriever, golden retriever, Australian shepherd, Siberian husky, and Spanish water dog. For small dogs (such as Shetland sheepdog, Mittelspitz, miniature schnauzer), choose shorter pieces and supervise to ensure a calm chewing session.

How hard and long-lasting is this treat?

The hardness is high, so it provides activity and satisfies the natural need to chew. Strong-jawed dogs progress faster than moderate chewers, but for most, this is a longer project than thin fish fillets or soft treats.

How does beef tail support oral health?

The sinewy structure mechanically cleans teeth and massages gums, which supports fresh breath. It is a good addition alongside tooth brushing, not a substitute. Supervise chewing and remove pieces that have become too small.

What ingredients does this contain?

Only one: 100% dried beef tail. No grains, no sugar, and no artificial preservatives – a clear choice when you want the most natural chewing moment.

Is it suitable for puppies and seniors?

Yes, when you consider the condition of teeth and jaws. For puppies (e.g., Lagotto Romagnolo, miniature schnauzer), start with short supervised chewing sessions; for seniors (e.g., Labradoodle, Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever), choose softer, thinner parts or consider an alternative, softer chew. Always measure your own dog and ask us if you hesitate.

Is it suitable for sensitive stomachs or elimination diets?

A single-protein beef treat makes ingredient management easier. Start with a small amount and monitor your dog’s condition; if the dog has diagnosed hypersensitivities, follow the veterinarian’s instructions.

How often should this be given?

As a supplementary treat – general guidance is up to about 10% of the dog’s daily total food. For most dogs, 1–3 chewing sessions per week are enough to satisfy the chewing need without unnecessary energy.

How do I serve it safely?

Give under supervision, choose a length suitable for the dog, and remove pieces that have become too small. If the dog tries to swallow large pieces quickly, interrupt and offer smaller pieces. Always keep fresh water available.

What breed sizes are the piece sizes most natural for?

For medium-sized dogs (Shetland sheepdog, Parson Russell terrier, whippet), a shorter tail or half piece is often suitable. For large dogs (border collie, Labrador, Siberian husky, Belgian shepherd), a whole or longer piece provides more activity. Always measure your own dog and consider chewing strength.

Can beef tail help calm and stimulate?

Yes – a fairly long chewing session satisfies the dog’s natural need and helps many dogs “settle down” from everyday hustle. For example, for Australian shepherd, Mittelspitz, and cockapoo, a supervised chewing session is both activity and a restorative routine after a walk.

Does it smell strongly or make a mess at home?

The natural scent is attractive to dogs but indoors it is often perceived as moderate compared to oily treats. Choose a calm, washable surface and let the dog chew in place – this keeps the home tidy.

How do I store it and how is the packaging recycled?

Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, and close the package carefully after opening. Sort the packaging according to local instructions – a small but significant environmental act in everyday life.

How does this compare to other chew treats in terms of ecology and practicality?

A short ingredient list, natural drying, and full use of the raw material make this a resource-wise choice. Practically, you get a long-lasting chew that provides activity without unnecessary processing – a good counterpart for example to pig ears or thin fish fillets when you want more of a “project” for the dog.