Ingredients:

100% Beef

Nutritional Analysis:

Protein 66%, Fat 18%, Moisture 9%

Per Day:

Feed as a treat or reward as part of a balanced diet.

Suitable for dogs from 16 weeks of age. Always supervise your dog when feeding treats and ensure plenty of fresh drinking water is available. Not for human consumption. May contain bones. Store in a cool, dry place.

Yes, meat treats are generally very good for dogs as they offer high-quality protein, essential nutrients, and flavour that most dogs love. However, certain meat treats are not as healthy as they can be high in fat.

There are certain types of meat treats that can be harmful to dogs due to their high fat or sodium content. It is best to stick with lean meats like chicken, turkey, lamb and beef.

Dogs can eat meat treats every day. However, these meat treats should not be more than 10% of your dog’s diet, whether it be fish treats or meaty treats.

16 weeks is the earliest age you can start feeding our Bull Pizzle Sticks to your dog.

Bull Pizzle Sticks are natural dog chews made from 100% dried bull penis. Whilst it might sound unusual, they’re a highly popular treat for dogs due to their tough texture, which provides a long-lasting chew that helps clean teeth and promote dental health. They’re also high in protein, low in fat, and easily digestible, making them a healthy, satisfying option for most dogs. As always, supervise your dog whilst they chew and ensure it’s the right size for them.

Yes, Bull Pizzle Sticks are a healthy and natural chew for dogs when fed in moderation. They’re high in protein, low in fat, and fully digestible, making them a great alternative to heavily processed treats.

Yes, Bull Pizzle Sticks are safe for dogs when fed appropriately. They're made from 100% natural beef, fully digestible, and free from additives or preservatives. Their tough texture makes them great for chewing and supporting dental health. As with any chew, it's important to supervise your dog, ensure the chew is the right size, and always provide fresh water. If your dog is an aggressive chewer, consider removing small pieces to prevent gulping.