Frozen cartilage bone
Frozen cartilage bone
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Beef cartilage bones are a delightful chew that provides both enjoyment and nutrition for your dog. They are safe to give to dogs, as they are not weight-bearing bones. They are rich in glucosamine, chondroitin, and collagen — important building blocks for healthy joints, cartilage, and connective tissue.
Cartilage bones are gentler on the teeth than marrow bones, yet still promote good dental health by removing plaque and strengthening jaw muscles. Unfortunately, many dogs often suffer from dental and gum issues. With meat bones of the right size, dogs must use their entire set of teeth and jaw muscles to process the food. This action naturally cleans both teeth and gums. Dogs also have an innate need to chew, and these bones help satisfy that need.
Suitable for: Dogs of all ages, breeds, and sizes.
Chew hardness: Low–medium
We always recommend supervising your pet and having fresh water available when giving chews! Make sure to offer a piece large enough so that your dog cannot swallow it whole.
Ingredients
Ingredients
100% Finnish cattle cartilage
Average analysis
Average analysis
| Nutritional value | per 100g | per package (800g) |
| Energy | 1120 kJ / 260 kcal | 6720 kJ / 2080 kcal |
| Protein | 18g | 176g |
| Fat | 22g | 136g |
| Fiber | 0.2g | 1.6g |
| Calcium | 3.3 mg | 26.4 mg |
| Phosphorus | 1.5mg | 12 mg |
Handling and durability
Handling and durability
Handling
If you are not feeding them frozen: Place the desired number of bones in an airtight container (glass/plastic) and let them thaw in the refrigerator overnight. If you want to thaw the bones faster, you can place the container in a warm water bath. The bones seem to taste and smell best when they are slightly warm, but some dogs don't seem to mind being served slightly frozen, especially on hot summer days.
Remember to be careful with hand hygiene – the same rules for handling fresh food for us humans also apply when handling fresh dog food.
Durability
Once the bones are thawed, they will keep for about 2-3 days in the refrigerator. The best-before date on the package is from the date of production, but this only applies to unopened and frozen bones.
Other information
Other information
Must be stored in the freezer, and should not be boiled or fried as this can cause the bones to splinter and, in the worst case, injure the dog.
Defrost separately from other foods, e.g. in an airtight container, and serve. Do not defrost in a microwave or heat-treated.
After handling: wash hands and clean tools and surfaces with which the product has come into contact.
Store in the freezer at a temperature below -18°C.
Delivery options
Delivery options
Frozen raw food and frozen chews can either be picked up at our location in Brøset, Trondheim, or shipped to a pickup point or via home delivery. If you would like it shipped by mail, it is important that you read the entire section about shipping frozen goods under "Shipping of frozen goods" which you can find HERE.
Minimum order: 12 kg frozen goods (e.g. 24 x 500 g or 4 x 3 kg food)
Maximum per shipment: 1 styrofoam box = approx. 15 kg frozen food
Example of a full styrofoam box:
- 28 x 500 g
- 5 x 3 kg + 8 x 500 g
We do not ship the 800 g medallions, as they will not stay frozen throughout the delivery.
If you would like to order both frozen food and frozen chews, we can check if there is enough space in the styrofoam box. If adjustments are necessary, we will contact you before shipping. If you order both frozen and dry goods (e.g. treats), we can ship everything together if there is room, otherwise it will be shipped separately. You will only be charged one shipping cost.
About the producer
About the producer
