Our Beef Spaghetti treats are a 100% natural dog chew derived from the intestines of a cow. The spaghetti pieces are air-dried, pressed and rolled to create a very long, thin treat that is dense and chewy but not as hard as some other treats, like hooves or horns. Beef intestine is an ideal chew for dogs of all sizes. Product Information Approximate size per chew: 20cm (8”) Approximate quantity per 1kg: 70-100 pieces Available sizes: 1kg, 2kg, 3kg, 5kg HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - At Maltbys’, we're a family of dog lovers (which is why we all have dogs ourselves!) so we know when it comes to finding treats for your own furry friends, you're looking for something that's not only great tasting but also helps to promote your pet's health and wellbeing. Natural treats are a fantastic choice, because they are generally lower in fat and higher in protein than processed dog treats - and what's more, dogs love them too! A CHOICE THAT'S GREAT FOR EVERYONE – Our natural treats range is all 100% natural, derived from the by-products of the meat industry that would otherwise go to waste. This means that choosing natural treats is not only a great choice for your dog, but fantastic for the environment too. 100% NATURAL - All of our natural dog treats have absolutely no added colours, flavours or preservatives that might not be so good for your dog's digestion. They are all air-dried from raw to retain their vital nutrients and, most importantly for your dog, their delicious smells and flavours too! A complementary pet food product for dogs. To be used as part of a balanced diet. Please note: any product information, including indications of size, colour, flavour, texture or general appearance, are approximations only. As this is a 100% natural product, these variables can alter largely from batch to batch. Any images shown are for demonstrative purposes only; actual product may differ in appearance. Directions for use: always monitor your dog when using natural chews, and ensure there is a supply of fresh water available. If you have any queries or concerns we would always recommend consulting your vet before feeding your dog natural treats.
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