Redbarn Filled Bone Chicken Flavor

Helps support

• Boredom Busting
• Dental Hygiene

Recommended for

• Light Chewer
• Moderate Chewer

The Perfect Pairing of Taste and Health

How many licks does it take to get through a Filled Bone? Redbarn doesn’t know for sure, but they are confident your power chewer will lather you with kisses for treating them to a Redbarn Filled Bone. This is one of their most popular treats, they take all-natural white beef femur bones and stuff them with a delectable filling. It’s the perfect pairing of taste and health, as chewing is a natural boredom-buster, stress-reliever, and plaque-remover for your dog. Once the filling is licked away, feel free to keep the bone and refill with your own fillings, like peanut butter from the pantry!

Their Filled Bone manufacturing process is a unique blend of state-of-the-art technology and handcrafted quality. First, the all-natural beef femur bones are bathed in industrial steel vats, allowing the bones to naturally clean themselves. Then, they’re oven-roasted for maximum safety. Finally, they hand-fill every bone through a proprietary process, allowing their original Filled Bones to stay semi-moist and perfectly placed, adhering to bone walls instead of carpets.

Ingredients & Guaranteed Analysis

Natural Beef Bone. Filling: Corn Syrup, Chicken Broth, Sugar, Chicken Meal, Salt, Chicken Fat (Preserved With Mixed Tocopherols), Propylene Glycol, Agar-Agar, Vegetable Glycerin, Titanium Dioxide Color, Potassium Sorbate (A Preservative), Lecithin, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate (A Preservative).

Crude Protein: 18% Min

Crude Fat: 2% Min

Crude Fiber: 3% Max

Moisture: 20% Max

Additional Details

• Natural Beef Femur Bone
• Satisfies Natural Instinct to Chew
• Supports Healthy Teeth
• Durable and Long Lasting
• Filling Adheres to Bone Walls

Feeding Guide

Feed as a treat. Always monitor your pet while rewarding with a natural bone. If natural bone splinters or breaks, remove immediately to avoid injury. Discard any pieces that could be swallowed by your pet as pieces could cause choking, gastric upset, or blockage. Remove the natural bone if your pet is trying to break it, as this could cause damage to your pet’s teeth. Recommended natural bone size is slightly larger than your pet’s mouth. Always provide a fresh supply of drinking water for your pet.