Beef Patella Bone- 2 lb (3 reviews )
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Beef Patella Bone- 2 lb
- Ontario Sourced Beef
- Hormone & Antibiotic Free
- Recreation Chewing Bone
- Great for cleaning plaque and tartar on teeth
- Excellent physical and mental exercise for your dog
- Portion Sized for medium to large breeds
SKU: 627818004213
Product Code: BP2
Beef Patella Bone Main Nutrient
Analysis shown per 100g as fed
- Calories (min)
- 241 kcal
- Protein/Protéine (min)
- 16%
- Fat/Lipides (min)
- 19%
- Carbs/Glucides (max)
- 2%
- Fiber/Fibre (max)
- 0%
- Moisture/Humidité (max)
- 55%
- Calcium (min)
- 3.2%
- Phosphorus/Phosphore (min)
- 1.6%
Feeding Guide
Keep raw bones frozen until ready to use.
To thaw, we recommend thawing in a refrigerator for at least 6 to 12 hrs. Once thawed we recommend serving within 3 days. Not intended for human consumption.
Raw bones may pose a potential hazard to dogs and cats. Always supervise your pet when feeding raw bones.
Ideal chewing technique should include removal of the meat, cartilage and sinews without fully consuming the bone. Forceful chewing that results in cracking the bone may increase risks of choking and the potential for tooth fractures. Once the bare bone is visible, we suggest discarding the bone.
Reece16 (verified owner) –
My dog is obsessed with these bones! We feed them to him straight out of the freezer and it will keep him entertained for a good 2 hours. He is then so proud that he likes to carry the bone all around with him for the rest of the day. A definite staple in our house!
Rebecca Wells –
Both my dogs (Large & Small) LOVE these and keeps them chewing for hours.
My only complaint is that I WISH they came in a ‘bulk’ sized pack so I could keep some at home at all times!
cori322 (verified owner) –
These bones are NOT like the other recreational chewing bones I’ve gotten from Big Country Raw. My pup never tries to eat the bone on other bones, but this one the bone was so soft that she ended up eating a good amount of it before I even noticed because that has never happened with any other bone. It’s been long enough now that I don’t think there were any blockages or issues, but beware – this is not like other bones, and the bone softens almost like a bully stick.
BigCountryRaw –
Hi Cori, The Beef Patella, is a bone that is surrounded by a lot of cartilage which has that softness you’re describing. It’s a great source of collagen which has huge benefit for your dog’s skin, coat, and joints. The hardest part of this bone is the actual patella, the hard kneecap, and when this is all that remains, the bone should be discarded. Fully supervising all bone-chewing sessions is very important.