Boerie Co Lamb Bones (250g)

R70.00

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Nutritional Benefits of Lamb Bones
When fed correctly, lamb bones can be a nutritious part of your dog’s routine, especially in raw form.

a. Natural Source of Minerals
Lamb bones contain high amounts of:

Calcium – essential for strong bones, teeth, heart health, and muscle contractions
Phosphorus – works with calcium to support bone density and cellular repair

Magnesium & Potassium – support muscle and nerve function
These minerals are especially vital for:

Growing puppies
Pregnant and lactating dogs
Dogs recovering from injury or illness

b. Dental Health Benefits
Chewing help
Scrape away plaque and tartar
Reduce bad breath
Strengthen jaw muscles
The mechanical action of chewing on bone mimics toothbrushing—nature’s way of keeping your pup’s smile clean. However, bones with sharp edges or excessive hardness can crack or fracture teeth.

c. Rich in Marrow and Cartilage
Bone marrow is packed with:
Healthy omega fatty acids
Vitamin E and K
Collagen and gelatin for joint health
The cartilage on joints

Risks and Dangers of Feeding Lamb Bones
Despite the benefits, lamb bones carry significant risks if handled or fed incorrectly.Supervision Is Essential
No matter how safe the bone seems, dogs should never chew bones unsupervised. Without proper monitoring:

Dogs can bite off and swallow sharp pieces
They may try to swallow whole bones
They can hurt their teeth on hard bone edges
If your dog is a “gulper,” they may be better off with boneless chew alternatives.

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