Chew bone for large dogs 22 cm MAXXI

When to choose a chew bone for a large dog?

A chew bone for a large dog makes sense when the smaller size disappears too quickly. The 22 cm version gives your dog noticeably longer work, because there's simply more material, while the form itself stays the same as in the standard version.

What decides here isn't only the dog's weight, but above all how intensely they chew, because dogs of the same size differ enormously in this respect. A medium-sized dog who works on a chew very fiercely can be a better candidate for MAXXI than a calm large dog. That's why, on the first purchase, it's worth seeing how long the 13.5 cm size takes your dog, and deciding on that basis.

• Hypoallergenic with deer and blueberries: for dogs with a short list of permitted ingredients.
• Duck with raspberries: a distinct poultry aroma with a light fruity addition.
• For fussy dogs: the variant with the strongest smell in this group.
• For strong joints and fresh breath: variants with functional additions in the recipe.

A large dog chew bone vs the standard size

A large dog chew bone differs from the 13.5 cm version only in size, not in construction. The large dog chew bone has the same dense structure and the same recipe principles, so choosing between sizes is choosing how long you want to keep your dog busy.

The standard size also comes in more flavour variants, because it's the format bought most often. If you want a specific addition that isn't available in the MAXXI version, check out the 13.5 cm dog chew bone. For young dogs and small breeds, the right direction is the shorter 12 cm puppy chew bones.

A MAXXI bone for dogs: how long does it last?

The MAXXI bone for dogs is the longest chew in this form in our range. The MAXXI bone for dogs keeps your dog busy longer than the standard size, but the exact time depends much more on the dog than on the product.

It's worth giving the first bone when you're at home and seeing how your dog works on it. Some dogs come back to one chew over several days, leaving it and picking it up again, while others finish the whole thing in one longer session. Both behaviours are normal and say nothing about the quality of the chew itself. Chewing satisfies the natural need to chew and helps remove excess plaque while working the teeth, so the benefit is the same regardless of the pace. You'll find other forms for large dogs in dog chews, including chew skins for dogs, which soften while chewing and can be a gentler choice for a dog with a weaker bite.