' RIBS 2 PACK No dog can resist these ribs! (even without BBQ sauce) Ostrich meat, bone and cartilage roasted in their own juices and dried.
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Made from Ostrich — (even without BBQ sauce) Ostrich meat, bone and cartilage roasted in their own juices and dried.
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Naturally High in Protein — Ostrich is naturally packed with high-quality protein, supporting lean muscle maintenance, tissue repair, and strong daily energy levels.
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Natural Source of Collagen — A natural source of collagen that helps support healthy skin, coat condition, joint flexibility, and connective tissue integrity.
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Ideal for Dogs with Allergies — As a novel protein that most dogs have never been exposed to, this is an excellent choice for elimination diets and dogs with confirmed food sensitivities.
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All-Natural from Start to Finish — No artificial colors, no synthetic flavors, no preservatives — just pure, responsibly sourced ingredients your dog deserves.
✓ Novel Protein✓ Allergy Friendly✓ Joint Support✓ Hypoallergenic
| Pack Size |
2 PIECES |
Piece Size |
Varies |
| Ingredient |
Ostrich |
Sourced From |
See product label |
| Hormones |
See product label |
Suitable For |
All Dog Sizes |
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Allergy Friendly
A novel or uncommon protein source — ideal for dogs on elimination diets or those with sensitivities to common proteins like chicken or beef.
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Joint & Mobility Support
A natural source of glucosamine and chondroitin to support healthy joint function and ease of movement — especially valuable for active or aging dogs.
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All Sizes Welcome
Suitable for small breeds, medium dogs, and large dogs — a genuinely versatile everyday treat the whole household will enjoy.
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Novel Protein Source
An exotic, rarely encountered protein that dogs are unlikely to have developed sensitivities to — a smart, safe choice for allergy-prone dogs.
Feeding Guide:
Offer 1–2 pieces per day as a daily chew reward. Suitable for dogs of all sizes. Always supervise while chewing and provide access to fresh water. Remove any small broken pieces. Store in a cool, dry place.
